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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- Tommy Amaker believes the possibilities are endless for his Harvard Crimson. That shouldn't be surprising. What else do you expect him to say? The Crimson won their third straight Ivy League title, played in their second str...

An odd thing happens once the Selection Sunday-fueled adrenalin rush wears off and teams get down to the business of preparing to play tournament basketball: Many teams realize they know next to nothing about their opponent. That's what happened t...

Coming off their first NCAA tournament appearance in 65 years, and their second straight Ivy League title, the Harvard Crimson aren't satisfied. In fact, coach Tommy Amaker appears to believe his team is ready for bigger and better things. At leas...

Harvard's rise in the past five years is the result of hard work, faith and vision.

Underdog Harvard isn't satisfied just being part of the NCAA tournament.

Kyle Casey says he's excited to face one of the teams he turned town for Harvard.

Harvard's recruiting should get a boost from Jeremy Lin's rise to stardom.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- If everything breaks just right this weekend, the Harvard Crimson will be champions. At 23-3, including 9-1 in the Ivy League, Tommy Amaker's team has already tied the program mark for wins in a season (set way back in 2010-11)...

The secret's out. If Corbin Miller was able to sneak up on opponents early this season, coming off the bench for the No. 23 Harvard Crimson, he won't be able to anymore. Not after performances like the one he had this past Saturday at Dartmouth...

Week 11 on the college basketball schedule was a quiet one for the Harvard Crimson. They had just one game, at Dartmouth on Saturday night. The Crimson handled their business against the Big Green, winning 54-38 to run their record to 16-2 overall...

STORRS, Conn. -- It would have been understandable if they had just been happy to be here. For the first time in the long history of their program, the Harvard Crimson are ranked in the Top 25 (No. 24 ESPN/USA Today Coaches, No. 25 AP). They'd sta...

For Tommy Amaker and Harvard, it's not about living up to expectations; it's about living up to their own standards.

Boston College and Harvard are headed to the NIT.

In some ways, the Harvard Crimson have it easy. There's no worrying about their status on the bubble, no fretting over their at-large profile. They don't have to stress about impressing the selection committee. Since the Ivy League doesn't have a ...

Boston College had no answers for Laurent Rivard in Wednesday's loss to Harvard.