The two split the duties against San Diego in the opening game of the year, with Stanton gaining 64 yards on six touches and Boden 14 yards on eight carries.

However, when Boden went down with a knee injury, Stanton made the most of the opportunity, tallying a rushing touchdown in every game except against Dartmouth.

His consistency freed up the rest of the Harvard offense, as Crimson quarterbacks Connor Hempel and Michael Pruneau combined for eight touchdowns and only one interception in the four games Stanton ran for over 100 yards.

“It’s been an awesome experience to get this opportunity,” Stanton said. “I felt like I was very lucky to get [it], and I wanted to take full advantage of it.”

Now with a league co-championship under his belt, Stanton looks to keep up the momentum going into the offseason.

“Right after Thanksgiving break, we’re going to get back into the weight room, and we’ll be going for the Ivy League title next year,” Stanton said. “Hopefully [it won’t be] shared, and we’ll be able to win it outright.”