Craig Breaks Harvard Career Passing Touchdown Record
The Harvard football team, ranked No. 15/12, secured a 31-10 victory over Dartmouth on Saturday afternoon at Tim Murphy Field. The decisive moment came in the fourth quarter when Harvard scored 14 unanswered points to seal the win.
Game Highlights
- Harvard pulled away late with two fourth-quarter touchdowns.
- Craig set a new Harvard record for career passing touchdowns during the game.
- The victory improved Harvard's standing in the national rankings.
"This win reflects our resilience and determination in the final quarters," said the Harvard coach.
Significance of the Record
Craig’s achievement marks a milestone in Harvard football history, emphasizing his impact on the team’s offense throughout his career.
Looking Forward
With this strong performance, Harvard aims to maintain momentum as the season progresses.
Summary: Craig’s record-breaking passing and Harvard’s late surge secured a commanding 31-10 win over Dartmouth, showcasing the team’s strength and potential this season.
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