Yale vs Harvard Title Football Game

In a historic Ivy League football game, Yale and Harvard, both undefeated, faced off for the title. Yale, led by quarterback Brian Dowling, took an early lead. Despite Yale's dominance, Harvard mounted a dramatic comeback, tying the game 29-29 with a last-minute two-point conversion. The tie resulted in both teams sharing the 1968 Ivy League championship.

What was significant about the Yale vs. Harvard game in the 1968 season?

• It was the last game for both teams' coaches.

• It was played in the rain.

• It was the first game of the season.

• It was the first time in 59 years that two undefeated teams met for the Ivy League title.

Who was the quarterback leading Yale's attack in the game?

• Calvin Hill

• Vic Gatto

• Brian Dowling

• Frank Champey

How did Yale extend their lead in the second quarter?

• By scoring a field goal

• By intercepting a pass

• By Brian Dowling scoring his second touchdown

• By a safety

What was the score before Harvard's final possession?

• 29-29 tie

• 21-21 tie

• 29-21 in favor of Yale

• 29-21 in favor of Harvard

How did Harvard manage to tie the game?

• By scoring a field goal

• By scoring a touchdown and a two-point conversion

• By a safety and a field goal

• By intercepting a pass and scoring