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Harvard will have to win three of four to tie Dartmouth in the standings at season’s end. There is no tiebreaker based on head-to-head record, so the teams would have to play the division title out. If the Crimson sweeps, it will take the Red Rolfe division outright...
...Crimson face cross-town rival Boston College on Thursday at Chesnut Hill, and then will play host to Dartmouth on Saturday for its final Ivy doubleheader...
...there was the fact that this dual match would, for all practical purposes, crown the 2004 Ivy champion. The Crimson (15-6, 5-0 Ivy) and Brown (16-5, 4-1) sat tied atop the Ivy standings before the match, and though both still had to face Yale and Dartmouth before the season ended, neither competitor was expected to pose any threat...
...same thing they did last season, when with the Red Rolfe title on the line they came back to sweep Dartmouth on Sunday after dropping both halves of the Saturday doubleheader...
Today, the 2004 Ivy title will almost certainly be decided. Though both squads still have Dartmouth and Yale on tap before the end of the regular season, neither the Bulldogs nor the Big Green is expected to prove much competition...