Grisly Fan
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31-14 at half. Yale has a pretty good defense. Harvard is not too impressive,
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Harvard getting schooled by Yale
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montanaguy
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It’s Harvard alive for the playoff with Yale getting the Ivy title?
montanaguy
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Grok says yes.
Harvard will likely get an at-large. But I don't think I like giving out at larges to the ivies because they don't play as many games as everyone else. Of course no one is asking me. Haha
Griz in Texas
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Maybe nobody asked, but you're spot on. They'd be asking for 3 teams in if Brown didn't upset Dartmouth.
GrizGuy
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And they wouldn’t deserve any.
mthoopsfan
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Two Ivies in the playoffs. Three from the Big Sky.
My Dartmouth team beat three of the teams in the playoffs. Dartmouth as 3-1 versus playoff teams.
Attendance at Harvard v. Yale: 52,497.
My Dartmouth team beat three of the teams in the playoffs. Dartmouth as 3-1 versus playoff teams.
Attendance at Harvard v. Yale: 52,497.
They should have had a Jeopardy game show between the two student sections as the halftime entertainment.
mthoopsfan
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There probably weren't many students there.
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mthoopsfan
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Yale Bowl:
"There have been crowds of over 70,000 on 20 occasions, the most recent on Nov. 19, 1983, for the 100th playing of The Game. The largest crowd to attend a Yale game at the Bowl was 80,000 for Army on Nov. 3, 1923. The 75,300 at the 1981 Yale-Harvard contest was the largest at a sporting event in New England in more than 50 years."
"There have been crowds of over 70,000 on 20 occasions, the most recent on Nov. 19, 1983, for the 100th playing of The Game. The largest crowd to attend a Yale game at the Bowl was 80,000 for Army on Nov. 3, 1923. The 75,300 at the 1981 Yale-Harvard contest was the largest at a sporting event in New England in more than 50 years."
mousegriz1
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"There" probably weren't.
Griz in Texas
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Bubble Teams:
Last Four In:Harvard (9-1)
Illinois State (8-4)
Lamar (8-4)
New Hampshire (8-4)
First Four Out:
Austin Peay (7-5)
Monmouth (9-3)
Presbyterian (10-2)
Southern Utah (7-5)
This would seem to say the only discussion by the committee was whether a second Ivy League team would be in the field. Also, there wasn't any hesitation to let UND into the field at 7-5.
