“Do you want to make history?” One question. Just six words. But when Oliver McNally heard them, his life was changed forever.

When co-captain Keith Wright donned the Crimson uniform as a freshman at the start of the 2008-2009 campaign, the Harvard men’s basketball team was in rough shape, coming off of a season in which it went 8-22.

Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith struggles to pinpoint something that co-captain point guard Brogan Berry needs to work on.

Brandyn Curry wasn’t happy to be in the back gym of some North Carolina high school on that day in 2005.

In what is rapidly turning into an annual tradition, Harvard coach Tommy Amaker has once again brought a fresh crop ...

It looked like Harvard women’s basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith had hit it the jackpot in November 2010 when she signed Temi Fagbenle, the Crimson’s first top-20 recruit in recent memory.

Yes, he is from Canada, but no, sophomore Laurent Rivard is not a hockey player.

Playing in all of the Crimson’s games last season, sophomore Christine Clark contributed greatly in both scoring and on the boards.

Kathy Delaney-Smith enters her 30th season at the helm of the Harvard women’s basketball program as the winningest Ivy League women’s coach in history with a 456-319 overall record.

Sixty-six years ago, the Harvard men’s basketball team was selected to represent New England in the NCAA Tournament at Madison Square Garden.