One of the biggest rivalry games in college football is the annual match-up between Harvard and Yale known simply as "The Game".

1. Harvard won the 2007 game 37-6
2. Yale leads the all-time series 65-51-8
3. The 1968 game is considered the most famous in the series, as Harvard scored 16 points in the final minute to force a 29-29 tie
4. Harvard has now won 6 of the last 7 games

• Google News: Harvard Yale Game
• League Site: Football in The Ivy League
  • The Ivy League is celebrating it's 50th year in business. The other teams in the league are Brown, Cornell, Columbia, Dartmouth, Penn, and Princeton.
• Official Sites: Harvard and Yale
  • The winner of this game will win the 2007 Ivy League football championship.
• ESPN: Harvard 37, Yale 6 - Recap and full statistics
• LA Times: "Harvard, Yale battle for Ivy League crown":
• Wikipedia: The Game - History of Harvard-Yale Game
• New York Times: "Football Bruiser With Pavarotti Dream"
• NCAA Football.com: Ivy League Standings

• Google Blog Search: Harvard Yale Game
• ESPN: "Harvard-Yale Rivalry a Tribute to the Student-Athlete"
• Boston Herald: "Harvard, Yale rivalry conjures up '68"
  • 1968 was the last time that both teams were undefeated in league play and meeting to decide the undisputed league championship. In that game, future NFL first round draft selection Calvin Hill led Yale to a 29-13 lead with just under a minute to go. Hill, who was selected by the Dallas Cowboys, is the father of NBA All-Star Grant Hill. Despite Hill's outstanding efforts, Harvard rallied to score 16 points in the final 47 seconds, resulting in a 29-29 tie. One of the players who helped Harvard's dramatic efforts was future Academy Award winning actor Tommy Lee Jones.
• New York Sun: "Harvard-Yale Game Is Hottest Ticket in Years"

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