Opponent: Penn Quakers
Date: Saturday, November 13th
Time: 1:30pm
Where: Franklin Field, Philadelphia, PA
Coverage: 95.3FM in Greater Boston Area (listeners outside area can tune in to online stream at whrb.org)
It doesn't get much bigger than the two games the Harvard Crimson have to close out their 2010 slate: before the always-dramatic matchup with Yale next week, Harvard has a shot at first-place in the Ivy League this weekend in a showdown with the Penn Quakers in Philadelphia. Here is how the three teams left with a shot at the Ivy League title stand:
1. Penn 5-0 (7-1 overall)
T-2. Harvard 4-1 (6-2 overall)
T-2. Yale 4-1 (6-2 overall)
If Harvard loses this week, the Crimson are eliminated from a shot at the Ivy crown. A win would put Harvard in prime position.
Here are the scenarios:
Penn wins, Yale loses - Penn wins Ivy title
Penn wins, Yale wins - Penn clinches at least shared title, Yale can win other half if they beat Harvard + Penn loses to Cornell.
Harvard wins, Yale loses - Harvard one win from clinching share of title with Penn, Yale eliminated.
Harvard wins, Yale wins - winner of Harvard/Yale gets at least share of title, Penn must beat Cornell to grab other share.
Be sure to tune in to WHRB's coverage of Harvard/Penn. Kickoff is at 1:30, and Scott Reed and Charlie Hobbs will be there to provide live commentary. Don't forget to tune in at 1:00 for the Harvard Pregame Show with James Yoon and Raafi Alidina.
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