Yale pounds Harvard, earns share of Ivy title

From: Deseret News (Salt Lake City) | Date: November 19, 2006| Author: Associated Press | Copyright information

BOSTON -- Mike McLeod and Steve Santoro both came to Yale planning to play the same position. Coach Jack Siedlecki found a spot for them both.

McLeod ran for three touchdowns and Santoro scored on a 38-yard fumble return on Saturday to help the Bulldogs beat Harvard 34-13, earning a share of the Ivy League title and snapping their longest losing streak in the history of The Game.

Yale (8-2, 6-1) beat Harvard (7-3, 4-3) for the first time since 2000 and finished atop the conferenc...

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