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Men's Basketball Loses NCAA Bid to Princeton
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- FM Chair Mark J. Chiusano offers the fan's perspective on Saturday's loss. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
- Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for the automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after Harvard's win last week tied the two teams for the Ivy League championship. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946. By Meredith H. Keffer
IT'S OK - After a gut-wrenching loss to Princeton Saturday, the Harvard men's basketball squad did not receive the at large bid it needed to enter the NCAA tournament. Instead it will head west for a first-round NIT matchup against Oklahoma State Tuesday night. By Meredith H. Keffer
Men's basketball lost to Princeton, 63-62, on Saturday afternoon at Yale in a playoff for Ivy League's automatic bid to the NCAA tournament after the two squads finished the season as co-champions of the Ancient Eight. Harvard has not competed in the NCAA since 1946.
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