The Harvard-Yale Rivalry

It was the first rivalry in all of college athletics. Today, 162 years later, Harvard-Yale still stands as one of the best series in the world of sports. With its 132nd playing this year, the Harvard-Yale rivalry is the third-most played series in college football. In every formal season since 1898, Harvard’s final opponent has been Yale. There is only one exception, as the 1919 campaign was completed with a 7-6 Rose Bowl victory over Oregon. Harvard got there with a 10-3 decision over the Elis.

Series Standing: Yale - 65 wins; Harvard - 58 wins; 8 ties

Current Streak: Harvard, 8 wins

The 131st playing of The Game will go down as one of the most memorable in recent memory as the No. 14/15 Harvard football team scored with just 0:55 remaining to defeat Yale 31-24 at Harvard Stadium, securing an undefeated season for the Crimson and outright ownership of the Ivy League championship.

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