As It Happened: Yale Defeats Harvard 34-29 in 140th Playing of The Game
Precisely at noon, Captain Shane McLaughlin went to the middle of the field to take the coin toss, where he won the toss and elected to defer to the second half. Liam Corrigan ’19, a Harvard alum and Olympic gold medalist in rowing, did the coin toss.
While the Crimson still earned a share of the Ivy League title with Dartmouth and Columbia, they’d hoped for their first ...
The Bulldogs won the 140th Yale-Harvard showdown, defeating the Crimson with a final score of 34-29. This is the Bulldogs’ ...
Key highlights from some of the 139 football games between Harvard and Yale (Yale leads the series, 70–61–8): ...
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We begin this week with a tip of the scally cap in tribute for the 140th edition of “The Game,” the annual late November ...
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