Football
Bring It In
Senior defensive lineman Brogan McPartland celebrates with arms extended following a sack of the Cornell quarterback in last weekend’s matchup.
Playing with Pigskin: A Look at The Crimson Archives
Any pertinent observers of Harvard’s weekly halftime show may have noticed one glaring difference: the size of the band. The reason: Old Timers’ Day! This past weekend marked the 100th anniversary of the Harvard University Band.
Truth or Darrington
Junior running back Devin Darrington speeds past Cornell defenders. He ended the game with 94 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Types of People You'll Find at a Harvard Football Game
With football season in full swing, here are some people in the bleachers you’ll definitely run into.
Defense Shutters Cornell in Football's 35-22 Victory
Harvard's defense held the dynamic Cornell rushing attack to only 36 total yards. Likewise, the Crimson offense was perfect from the red zone, scoring on all three entires into the territory. Prior to the contest, the Big Red was first in the nation in red zone defense.
Jake the Great
Junior quarterback Jake Smith threw for 217 yards and three touchdowns on 18 attempts on Saturday afternoon.
What the Hill
Junior linebacker Jordan Hill stops cold a Cornell running back. The Harvard defense held the Big Red to under one yard per carry.
Truth or Darr
Junior Devin Darrington splits the Cornell defense in last year's contest. Cornell has won the last two matchups between the teams. Before that, Harvard had won 11 straight.
Football Seeks to Avenge Past Losses to Cornell on Saturday
At a more micro level, the duel looks similar to past years as well. By virtue of being division rivals, the two squads know each other well.
Around the Ivies: Football for All
Fresh off a decisive victory against Howard, Harvard will face an Ivy League foe this weekend, and other Ivy League football news.
Clear Eyes, Full Heart
Last weekend, Harvard downed Howard, 62-17, in the teams' first-ever meeting.
In Historic First Meeting, Football Tramples Howard, 62-17
In the first ever meeting between Harvard and Howard, the Crimson running backs were nearly unstoppable, logging 288 yards and seven touchdowns. Harvard's defense tallied an impressive seven sacks and three punt blocks in the afternoon contest.
A Few Goodman
Crimson linebacker Joey Goodman takes down Bison running back Matthew Taylor. Harvard kept Howard to 48 rushing yards on the game, compared to their own 288.
