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Murphy, already one of the top coaches in Harvard history, only solidified his status this season. His 88 wins at the Crimson helm put him second on the all-time win list, behind only Joe Restic??€™s 117 career victories, and his seven consecutive seasons with at least seven victories are the longest such streak for Harvard in the modern era of college football...
...first on the all-time Ivy League list. The win was also Harvard head coach Tim Murphy’s 78th career victory at Harvard Stadium. It moved him into a tie for second with John Yovicsin, who coached from 1957-70, and left him 39 shy of Joe Restic??€™s record of 117, set from 1971-93. But Murphy claimed to be most focused on a fourth record, this time concerning next weekend’s Harvard-Princeton showdown. Both 5-0, Harvard and Princeton will face each other as undefeated squads for the first time since...
...given the success of the program he has resurrected from its down years in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In the three seasons prior to Murphy’s ascension, the Crimson won a total of just 10 games—a mere three in former coach Joe Restic??€™s final two years at the helm...
However, since Restic??€™s departure, current head coach Tim Murphy has done a remarkable job reviving the program to prominence. Murphy’s teams have posted two undefeated, untied Ivy League records on their way to Championships...
...Restic was, in many respects, a legend. Â Besides the 1987 Ivy Title, Restic??€™s teams won or shared the Ivy League Championship on four other occasions. In addition, despite his sub-par record during his final six years, Restic finished with an overall record of 117-97-6 during his 23 seasons as head coach...