Harvard Football

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Harvard University football's history is intertwined with the origins of collegiate football in America, beginning with a pivotal match against McGill University in 1874. The Crimson emerged as a powerhouse, securing seven national championships from 1890 to 1919, highlighted by a Rose Bowl triumph over Oregon in 1920. The team's legacy reflects a rich tradition of athletic excellence and significant contributions to the sport's development. Since 1956, Harvard has continued to be a prominent force in college football.