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Football vs. Dartmouth Drive Charts
FIRST QUARTER - Harvard and Dartmouth each scored touchdown tries during the first quarter. By Design Board Illustrators
SECOND QUARTER - Harvard scored two touchdowns and held Dartmouth to a sole field goal as the first half closed. By Design Board Illustrators
THIRD QUARTER - The Crimson dwarfed the Big Green in possession time during the third quarter. By Design Board Illustrators
FOURTH QUARTER - Harvard sealed its fourth Ivy win in the darkness at Memorial Field in Hanover. By Design Board Illustrators
Despite losing senior quarterback Conner Hempel for one quarter and not having senior running back Andrew Casten in Hanover, the Harvard football team managed to hold on for 23-12 win over Dartmouth by persistent defense and strong playmaking from junior running back Paul Stanton. With the win, the Crimson remains undefeated and stands alone atop the Ivy League with just three games separating the squad from the end of the season and an Ivy crown.
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