The 24th-ranked Crimson scored the first 26 points to earn a 26-6 victory over Columbia at Harvard Stadium on Saturday.

The Crimson (7-1, 4-1) moved into a first-place tie in the Ivy League with Dartmouth. Read more on Boston.com.

Harvard’s football team blew out the Columbia Lions 26-6 on Saturday, putting the Crimson in prime position to defend its ...

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