Robert S Samuels
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Harvard, which won its first NCAA tournament game on Thursday, beat the University of New Mexico, 68-62.
Nineteen Football Players Earn All-Ivy Honors
Though the Harvard football team didn’t capture the Ivy League title, a number of players will be bringing home some ...
BOOK OF SAMUELS: An Unpredictable Ending to an Unpredictable Year
Like the Harvard football team’s season, the 129th Game didn’t turn out as predicted.
THE BROTHERS SAMUELS: The Game Is Not Even "A Game" Anymore
Did you know that The Game used to be a rivalry? A long time ago, it was a back-and-forth battle between two great Ivy League football powers in a nationally recognized showdown of brains and brawn. On Saturday, Harvard vs. Yale will just be an embarrassment. Like Yale football coaches vs. The Truth (or the Rhodes Trust—either one). Like New Haven vs. A Safe Place To Live. Or like Fareed Zakaria vs. Journalism.
Harvard-Yale Preview: Going Head to Head in 129th Game
The Harvard football team enters this year’s contest against Yale tomorrow at Harvard Stadium heavily favored once again, but perhaps The Game’s most intriguing storyline comes from off the field.
THE BOOK OF SAMUELS: Football Tops Columbia in Laugher
Inherently, every season has a story arc. And the Harvard football team’s 2012 campaign is no exception.
THE BOOK OF SAMUELS: Football Returns to the Top
The situation looked bleak for the Harvard football team a week ago.
Cowboys Cheerleaders Dress as Harvard Baseball Players for Halloween
Nearly six months after it went viral, the Harvard baseball team's "Call Me Maybe" video is still receiving national attention in unlikely places.
Men's Hockey Readies for Title Run
Entering the 2011-12 season, expectations couldn’t have been much lower for the Harvard men’s hockey team.
Schneider Sidelined with Broken Arm
Captain Bobby Schneider had successfully made a team-high 46 tackles without a problem. He wasn’t so lucky attempting to make his 47th and will miss the rest of the season with a broken arm as a result.
Zen and the Art of Vehicular Navigation
Naturally, then, it came as quite a blow when I realized that I wasn’t a good driver. Okay, perhaps that’s kind. I was a terrible driver, Godawful in fact.
THE BOOK OF SAMUELS: Crimson Lets Perfection Slip Away
For the past year and a half or so, no school has tormented Harvard sports quite like the Princeton Tigers.
BOOK OF SAMUELS: Football Continues on Historic Path
In 2011, Colton Chapple and the Harvard football team cruised to an easy 42-3 victory over Bucknell. Before the teams’ rematch on Saturday, I was expecting a fairly similar story.
BOOK OF SAMUELS: Harvard Has the Look of a Champion
In the Harvard football team’s 13-game winning streak, now the longest in Division I football, Saturday’s win over Cornell was the most impressive yet.
The Inside Scoop on Cornell Football
With the Harvard football team hosting Cornell on Saturday afternoon, we caught up with The Cornell Daily Sun’s Quintin Schwab ...
