The book chronicles the rich history of Boston University’s college hockey program, which has been a symbol of excellence for over eighty years. Since its inception in 1918, the Terriers have built a prestigious legacy, consistently ranking among the top teams in the nation. The narrative highlights key milestones and achievements that have defined the program and its impact on the sport.
Harvard University football's history is intertwined with the origins of collegiate football in America, beginning with a pivotal match against McGill University in 1874. The Crimson emerged as a powerhouse, securing seven national championships from 1890 to 1919, highlighted by a Rose Bowl triumph over Oregon in 1920. The team's legacy reflects a rich tradition of athletic excellence and significant contributions to the sport's development. Since 1956, Harvard has continued to be a prominent force in college football.