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...Kelly masterminded a 75-yard play drive concluded with a 5-yard pass to Knowlin for the touchdown.Safely recovering the ensuing onside kick, the Crimson eliminated any chances of an improbable comeback. Harvard was off to its locker room, where it was delighted to see Yale take down Brown 13-3, giving the Crimson a share of the Ivy League lead.Harvard was never truly able to put its opponent away, due in part to Columbia’s defense, which had five sacks and 13 tackles for a loss. The five sacks were the most against the Crimson offensive line...
Yesterday’s win, coupled with a Brown loss to Yale, put the Crimson into a three-way tie for first in the Ivy League. Harvard regained control of its destiny when Yale scored a late touchdown to seal a victory at Brown, giving the Bears their first loss of the Ivy campaign. “Coach Siedlecki is a friend of mine at Yale, and they’ve got the ball with four minutes to go. and I said ‘no, he’s going to run it four times...
...Long missed an extra point and a field goal. And the Crimson’s special teams troubles are not a recent phenomenon. Harvard entered the contest ranked last in the Ivies in kick returns and punt returns, as well as seventh in net punting. In week two against Brown, a missed extra point at the end of the Crimson’s first touchdown drive forced Harvard to have to go for two late in the game. “You miss an extra point, you can’t do that against a very good football team like...
...Brown just went for it on fourth and six and the pass was incomplete so Yale is taking it over at its 31 yard line. Meanwhile, Harvard is still pounding Columbia...
...Also, since this game isn't particularly interesting, I'll update you on Yale-Brown. It's tied 3-3 and Yale has third and goal. I never thought I'd ever hear myself saying this, but, go get 'em Yale. A Yale win here is really Harvard's only hope for a repeat Ivy title, even if it's just a shared...