Harvard's Upset Win Prompts Longtime Sportswriter To Quit
The Harvard Crimson's huge upset win over the University of New Mexico in the NCAA tournament has apparently had a devastating impact on UNM fans.
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The Harvard Crimson's huge upset win over the University of New Mexico in the NCAA tournament has apparently had a devastating impact on UNM fans.
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The day after 14th-seeded Harvard (20-9) recorded its first NCAA tournament win in 102 years of basketball, the Crimson started preparing for their next game against No. 6 seed Arizona -- a program that sends players to the NBA regularly and has been to the tournament 30 times, the Final Four four times and won it all once.
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