Cornell Crushes Harvard, Forces 8 Turnovers from Lin
By wchung | 02 Apr, 2026
Jeff Foote scored 16 points to lead all five Cornell starters in double figures as the Big Red routed Harvard 86-50 on Saturday night in a clash of unbeaten Ivy League teams.
The loss was Harvard’s worst of the season, snapping the Crimson’s seven-game winning streak.
Cornell (18-3, 4-0) had its largest margin of victory, eclipsing its 71-37 thrashing of Dartmouth on Friday night.
The Big Red led 38-24 at halftime. Harvard (14-4, 3-1) pulled within 10 with 12:56 left, but Cornell held the Crimson to one field goal for nearly 9 minutes in building a 70-41 lead.
Foote also had nine rebounds, four assists and three blocked shots for the Big Red, while Jon Jaques added 14 points, Louis Dale and Chris Wroblewski scored 13 apiece and Ryan Wittman chipped in 11.
Jeremy Lin led Harvard with 19 points on 6-for-9 shooting, but had eight turnovers and only one assist.
1/30/2010 10:25 PM ITHACA, N.Y. (AP)
Articles
- Investors See Trump Speech As Extending Hormuz Closure
- Sahra Nguyen Brought Vietnamese Coffee to America
- Trump to Declare Victory on Prime Time
- NASA Launches First Crewed Mission in Half Century
- Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan to Pump More Millions into AI Startup SambaNova
- Senator Andy Kim Rejects Democrats' "Straight White Christian Male" Strategy
- Why So Many More AF/WM Couples than AM/WF Couples in the US?
- Trump Attends Supreme Court Hearing on Birthright Citizenship
- Nvidia's Dominance in China Erodes As Domestic Chipmakers Enjoy Bigger Share of AI Boom
- Tesla Car Registrations Soared in Key European Markets in Turnaround
