Lehigh has won at least the last 2 meetings, but last year, the score was 17-10, in Bethlehem, I believe. Win or lose, it was definitely the toughest test on Penn's schedule. Now it's up to Neil Rose (the Ivy's best QB) and the Crimson. Harvard gets home field, which could be big, because Penn doesn't seem to play as well on natural turf.
I'd close with a Harvard cheer, but I don't know any. Oh, wait, I've got it.
My name is McNamara, I'm the leader of the band...
Reference is to the former Sec. of Defense who sent my ass to Nam. May his bones be ground to dust.<NG> |
