Harvard Crimson

by Joshua Kummins LOWELL, Mass. – Things got a little too comfortable in the later innings for the Massachusetts Minutemen but they were able to hold onto an 8-7 victory over the Harvard Crimson on Wednesday night at LeLacheur Park, … Continu...

by Joshua Kummins LOWELL, Mass. — For the second instance in eight days, the eyes of the Massachusetts college baseball scene turn to Lowell’s beautiful LeLacheur Park as the rival Harvard Crimson and UMass Minutemen battle for the 23rd...

by Danny Jaillet BOSTON — What do the Vermont Catamounts, Harvard Crimson, and Connecticut Huskies have in common?  They are all going to take part in the college basketball fan’s nirvana titled March Madness. One team is looking to repeat &...

Four years ago, Pete Thamel wrote a story in the New York Times about how new Harvard coach Tommy Amaker had landed a potential recruiting class that experts ranked as one of the top 25 in the nation. How'd Harvard do it? Thamel reported that the sch...

We know there is at least one 5-12 upset every year, so Andy has ranked the upset potential among the four 5-12 matchups, starting with the one he thinks is most likely. (But truth be told, he actually doesn't love any of these...)...

In this post, we preview another of the 5-12 matchups, this one between surprise SEC champion Vanderbilt and 12th-seeded Ivy League entrant Harvard.

This is the front page of today's Boston Herald. Not the sports cover. The front page. All because Harvard got the spot in the tourney it knew it would get as of Tuesday. All Boston learned yesterday was that the Crimson would be playing Vanderbilt i...

Every year, a 12-seed upsets a 5-seed. That's why the first rule of NCAA Tournament bracket predicting is: thou shalt predict a 12 seed to beat a 5 seed. In this post I'll analyze the 5-12 matchups and tell you which ones are good upset picks and whi...

So I went to Harvard. It was a daily challenge not to slug many of my classmates in the face. There are plenty of good people at Harvard. There are also a great many egotistical children convinced that their prattling is the stuff of genius. Too many...

There's no video of Harvard celebrating winning the Ivy League (which has no postseason tournament) and thus earning their first ticket to the NCAA Tournament since 1946. That's because it happened last night when Princeton beat Penn, and Harvard pla...

by Joseph Kuykendall ALLSTON, Mass – With another Ivy League championship within grasp and needing just a win to at least share the title, Harvard welcomed the second place team in the Ivy, Penn, to Allston, Ma. After twice closing … Continue...