Word: crowns
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...only a tough loss to Brown the week before to mar its Ivy record, the underdog Harvard squad took on what was then considered to be one of the finest teams in the nation (and that's the truth) in a quest for a share of the Ivy League crown. The last three and a half minutes of The Game, as everybody knows by now, were classics in Ivy history...
Second, remember a play just before the half of that game. Harvard's great pass receiver, Pat McInally, takes a pass from Holt behind the line of scrimmage (which was around midfield). Instead of running with it, the end electrifies the crown by throwing a tremendous 40-yard bomb to end Bill Curry. Harvard takes it in from there, and leads 14-13 at half time...
...President a liability to the ticket for 1976. In addition, Rumsfeld has long been uneasily at odds with Henry Kissinger, feeling that he was taking credit-at the expense of Ford-for U.S. foreign policy decisions. Some of Rumsfeld's critics refer to him as Ford's "crown prince...
...everyone now knows, the good guys eventually won out when they came up with their won upset against Yale to gain half of the Ivy crown. But at that moment, 3:45 EDT November 18, 1974, things were looking pretty grim...
...never winning anything and always choking in the big games, it is difficult for most Ivy observers to accept the Bruin footballers as one of the powers-that-be. Nine consecutive games without a loss is a start; a win today, if they get it, and the Ivy crown that goes along with such an occurance would be definitive evidence for such a position...