Jacob D. H. Feldman
Holy Cross No Match for Women's Basketball
After shooting over 50 percent in a win against BYU four days earlier, the Crimson moved to 3-1 with an 80-62 win over Holy Cross.
NOTEBOOK: Scales Leads Crimson in Fourth Quarter
When the Harvard football team got the ball for the first time in the fourth quarter of The Game, it trailed Yale, 17-13. Five plays later, the Crimson was back on top thanks to a 32-yard pass from senior quarterback Colton Chapple to junior Andrew Berg.
Reno Takes Talents to Yale
During his time at Harvard, Tony Reno made his mark on the recruiting trail—now, as the Bulldogs head coach, Reno has continued to pursue top prospects.
Women's Basketball Goes 1-1 on North Dakota Road Trip
Through two games a host of answers have emerged.
OUT OF LEFT FELD: Quakers Continue Improbable Run
When Penn senior quarterback Billy Ragone imagined regaining the Ivy League crown, he couldn’t have foreseen it looking like this. But, puffing a victory cigar on his makeshift throne of a Kobata 4x4 injury cart, he looked plenty satisfied.
Women's Basketball Seeks Title
The Harvard women’s basketball team lost only one starter from its 2011-12 squad, but it will look quite different when it takes the court this season and attempts to reach the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2007.
NOTEBOOK: In Every Facet, Football Dominates Columbia
Seemingly the only person who could stop Harvard was its own head coach as nine players scored touchdowns in a 69-0 rout.
NOTEBOOK: Football Seizes Opportunities in Win
The nature of the Harvard football team’s 31-14 win can be accurately summed up by a first-quarter play that started at the Crimson’s own four-yard line.
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.
Harvard Football Looking to Rebound
The horrors of Halloween came early for the Harvard football team on Monday as it went back and watched its first Ivy loss since 2010 unfold.
Under Further Review: Zach Hodges
In this installment of a new weekly series, we break down the ins and outs of the Harvard football team. This week, we dissect how sophomore defensive end Zach Hodges has smothered opposing quarterbacks and running backs.
In Stunning Comeback, Princeton Upsets Harvard Football, 39-34
Up 34-10 two minutes into the fourth quarter, the Harvard football team seemed to be on its way to a 15th straight win.
Unexpected Test for Football
Princeton brings its first three-game winning streak since 2006 and an unblemished conference record into Saturday’s home contest against Harvard.
In Final Non-League Contest, Football Routs Bucknell, 35-7
While Harvard was piling on the points coming into halftime, the Bison were unable to get anything going on offense.