With an Ivy League title at stake in bitterly cold conditions and swirling wind, Yale and Harvard met in a defensive struggle Saturday afternoon at Harvard Stadium. An early touchdown and a late field goal by the Crimson proved to be the difference as Harvard prevailed, 10-0.

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard steamrolled the Elis on Saturday, holding the Yale offense scoreless en route to a 10-0 victory and at least a share of the Ivy League title.

In the 125th edition of The Game, the Bulldogs could not muster any offense whatsoever. On a freezing afternoon at Harvard Stadium, quarterback Brook Hart ’11 completed only four passes, and Yale was held to only 90 yards of total offense and five first downs.

Running back Gino Gordon led Harvard (9-1, 6-1 Ivy) with 168 yards on 39 carries, including a four-yard touchdown in the first quarter. Patrick Long added a 23-yard field goal for the Cantabs in the fourth quarter to seal the victory over archrival Yale (6-4, 4-3).

With the win, Harvard clinches at least a share of the Ivy League title. Brown will win a share of the championship, too, if they hold their 41-10 third quarter lead against Columbia.

Reporters for the News have updated this space with dispatches from the tailgate and from Harvard Stadium throughout the day. Click here for their live blog.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — With 12 minutes remaining, Yale has still not made it onto the scoreboard. Harvard leads 10-0 courtesy of a 4-yard score by Harvard running back Gino Gordon in the first quarter and a field goal in the fourth quarter.

Despite the freezing temperatures, Harvard Stadium is mostly full, and that could because of what is on the line: A Crimson win gives Harvard the title, while a Yale victory not only spoils the day for Harvard but also puts the Bulldogs in position for a share of the title if Columbia upsets Brown.

Reporters for the News will update this space with dispatches from the tailgate and from Harvard Stadium throughout the day. Click here for their live blog.