Harvard mounts a stunning comeback, scoring 16 points in the final 42 seconds to tie the game and tie Yale for the season championship. Although the final score was tied, the miraculous comeback p...
Harvard mounts a stunning comeback, scoring 16 points in the final 42 seconds to tie the game and tie Yale for the season championship. Although the final score was tied, the miraculous comeback prompted the Harvard Crimson to proclaim in its headline, "Harvard beats Yale, 29-29".
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@anotherdropofwater Watch the documentary, dude. When Harvard ties it, you'd think they won the game. That's what's so funny about the title/headline.
Oops, disregard my last comment. I watched again, I may have misheard the announcer. When I first watched it, it sounded like he said "for the 2" it was probably "from the 2". My bad.
The announcer made a mistake. The first touchdown was followed by a two point conversion, making the score 8-0 not 7-0. But I am guessing after their next touchdown Yale missed the extra point, giving them 14 as the announcer said.
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