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An Egyptian Hero

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In 2014, Farag was part of Harvard's first national championship squad in 17 years. The Quincy House resident graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering.


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March Madness

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Coach Amaker talks with a ref during the Crimson’s 2014 NCAA tournament game against Michigan State. The Crimson advanced to the third round that year after a win against Cincinnati. It marked Amaker’s third tournament appearance in a row.


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Not Too Deep

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Coach Amaker speaks with TNT following Harvard’s loss to Michigan State in the 2014 NCAA tournament.


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Preparing for The Game

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In this photo from the 2014 Harvard-Yale Game, the most recent playing of the Harvard-Yale game that took place at Harvard, DJ Mott ‘18 shows Yale who is number one. Harvard won the 2014 game 31-24.



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We're Number One

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Harvard Yale Game 2016


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Daughter of "God"

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Co-captain Abigail Parker is the daughter of long-time Harvard coach Harry Parker, often referred to as "God".


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Standing Ovation

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The Harvard student section was raucous during the men's basketball team's 2015 matchup with Yale.


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Makai-ing Moves

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Yale sophomore point guard Makai Mason, shown above being defended by Harvard point guard Siyani Chambers in the 2015 Ivy League playoff, has declared for the NBA Draft.


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Plain Whitney

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Harvard enters this year’s matchup between the Crimson and Bulldogs at Payne Whitney Gymnasium with far less to lose than its counterparts from New Haven, who fell, 52-50, at home to Harvard last year.

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