Harvard beats Columbia 26-6 to climb into first-place tie in Ivy League

BOSTON -- , Jaden Craig threw a pair of touchdown passes, fellow quarterback Charles DePrima scored twice and Harvard took a 26-6 victory over Columbia on Saturday for the Crimson's sixth straight victory and 11th in a row at home. The Crimson (7-1, 4-1) moved into a first-place tie in the Ivy League with Dartmouth, which they defeated last week. Jaden Craig found Cooper Barkate down the right side for a 34-yard score late in the first quarter for a 10-0 lead. The 80-yard drive began after the first of two interceptions made by Austin-Jake Guillory , this one in the end zone. Craig's other TD pass went to DePrima, an 11-yard score, in the fourth quarter. The TD came after Harvard took over on downs at the Harvard 31 and used up over 6 1/2 minutes on the clock. DePrima added a late touchdown on a 52-yard keeper and finished with 75 yards rushing and 59 yards receiving.