Harvard Secures Share of Ivy League Title with Triple-Overtime Victory Over Penn

Coach Tim Murphy achieves 200th win and ties record for most Ivy titles in league history with trick play in third overtime

Harvard secured the Ivy League title with a triple-overtime victory over Penn, with a final score of 25-23. The win was marked by a trick play in the third overtime, where running back Cooper Barkate found quarterback Jaden Craig for a two-point conversion.
The victory was a significant milestone for Harvard's Coach Tim Murphy, who achieved his 200th win and tied the record for the most Ivy titles in league history.
Despite the loss, Penn put up a strong fight, with running back Malachi Hosley scoring two touchdowns and accumulating a game-high 109 yards. Penn's quarterback Aidan Sayin also had a strong performance, throwing for 215 yards.
Harvard's quarterback Jaden Craig threw for 253 yards and a touchdown, with Cooper Barkate being his favorite target, making eight catches for 125 yards and a touchdown.
Harvard has the opportunity to clinch the championship outright with a win over rival Yale in the upcoming game.