In Photos: Craig’s Record Run Defines Harvard’s 300th Ivy Win
Last Saturday, Harvard Crimson secured a commanding 31–10 victory over Dartmouth, improving their record to 7–0 overall and 4–0 in the Ivy League.
Historic Milestones Achieved
- Senior quarterback Jaden Craig threw for 322 yards and four touchdowns.
- Craig broke Harvard’s all-time passing touchdowns record.
- He was named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week.
- The win marked Harvard’s 300th Ivy League victory, the first program to reach this milestone.
- The Crimson moved up to No. 9 in the Stats Perform poll, the highest in program history.
- They also rose to No. 13 in the FCS Coaches Top 25, keeping championship hopes alive.
Game Highlights
Led on the field by senior captain Ty Bartrum and quarterback Jaden Craig, the Crimson set the tone early in the game.
“On the opening drive, Craig sets the tone early, scrambling for a key first down before finding senior wide receiver Cam Henry on an 11-yard strike.”
Harvard gained 71 yards during a 13-play drive, finishing with a touchdown to seize early momentum. Sophomore kicker Kierran Corr added the extra point to complete the opening drive's scoring.
Craig’s Performance Summary
- Completed 21 of 32 passes
- Threw for 322 yards
- Accounted for four touchdowns
His outstanding play was instrumental in securing the team’s decisive victory over Dartmouth.
Author’s summary: Jaden Craig’s record-breaking performance propelled Harvard to a historic 300th Ivy League win, highlighting a perfect start and unprecedented program rankings.