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Harvard Turnovers Give Yale 34-24 Win in 117th Meeting
For the past two years, the only consistency the Harvard football team has maintained is its ability to let games
Crimson Turns Over 117th to Yale
For the past two years, the only consistency the Harvard football team has maintained is its ability to let games
Position by Position, Harvard Trumps Yale
On paper, Harvard's football team is clearly better than Yale's. But what's on paper doesn't always dictate what happens on
Football Notebook: Crimson Can't Overcome Mistakes
PHILADELPHIA--The Harvard football team came agonizingly close to beating Penn and then needing to beat only Yale to claim at
Football Notebook: The Other Offensive Miscues
The Harvard Football Team administered another drubbing to a sub-par Ivy opponent on Saturday, beating Columbia, 34-0. But, unlike last
Mack the Knife: It Was Just Dartmouth
The Harvard football team is good, good enough to have a shot at the Ivy League title. But don't overstate
Football beats Princeton, moves into 5 way tie for Ivy lead.
PRINCETON N.J.--Facing a must-win game against Princeton on Saturday, the Harvard football team relied on junior quarterback Neil Rose to
No. 15 Lehigh Grounds Football's 'O'
The No. 15 Lehigh football team was too fast, too strong and too experienced for Harvard to expect to win
Football rolls past Lafayette
EASTON, Penn.--It's a football cliche: quarterbacks have to find their second and third options in the passing game. Junior Neil
Football Looks to Outshoot Leopards
The Harvard football team enters this weekend's Lafayette on a high note after a 42-37 win over defending Ivy champion
Harvard Explodes For 42 points, Beats Brown
PROVIDENCE, R.I.--Isaac Bruce and Kurt Warner didn't suit up for the Harvard football team on Saturday, but the offensive explosion
A New Regime Begins at Brown
The Harvard football team likes to pass in order to set up the run, but tomorrow at noon in Providence
Crimson Can't Convert
In a game in which Holy Cross tried its best to lose, the Harvard football team's offense did it one
Fresh Blood
The Harvard football team enters the 2000 season with question marks all over the field. The Crimson, ranked fifth in
No. 13 M. Lax Falls to No. 9 Cornell
The erstwhile No. 13 Harvard men's lacrosse team (5-2, 1-1 Ivy) lost 12-7 to No. 9 Cornell (6-1, 2-0 Ivy)
