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My first post in a while... I wonder why Harvard can't beat Holy Cross in baseball... the Crusaders came from behind to win 12-11 at home. Hope we'll win in the Ivies and the Beanpot. (Note: Even though we lost to majority of the teams we played in the South, it brings an experience that many of the...

First official day for practice is Sunday, February 1. I'm really excited for this new season!

Yale - 125
Dartmouth - 112
Brown - 108
Princeton - 101

Non-conference:
Holy Cross - 62
(Among all Division III currently playing opponents - Williams with 30.)

Among our regular (i.e. playing every year/every other year) opponents, Columbia has the best record for us with 51-14-5. All others are teams who do not play us anymore (e.g. Division III schools today, Davidson, Carlisle - gone today, Boston College 3-0-1).

Since the Ivy League's restrictions (i.e. the 10 game limit) and time have not enabled us to play FBS and some FCS teams anymore, here are the teams that we have losing records against them: Some of the teams with a winning record against the Crimson were military academies. Princeton 42-52-7 Purdue...

Now that the college baseball season is only nearly two months away, post your team's season outlook and record from last season. I'll start with Harvard: Record last season - 10-30 (8-12 Ivy, 4th in Rolfe Division) Key players lost - Matt Kramer, Shawn Haviland, Taylor Meehan Key opponents (those t...

The Ivy League sets its schedules in stone well ahead of time: 2009 - Harvard Crimson Sept. 19 - at Holy Cross Sept. 26 - Brown Oct. 3 - at Lehigh Oct. 10 - Cornell Oct. 17 - Lafayette Oct. 24 - Princeton Oct. 31 - Dartmouth Nov. 7 - at Columbia Nov. 14 - Penn Nov. 21 - at Yale Practically the same ...