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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Harvard is now in first-place in the Ivy League football standings, one game ahead of Penn and Princeton with two weeks remaining in the season.

LEAGUE NOTES
• Harvard (7-1, 5-0 Ivy) is now alone at the top of the #IvyFootball standings after its 28-21 win over Columbia (2-6, 1-4 Ivy) and Princeton’s (6-2, 4-1 Ivy) 28-0 win over Penn (5-3, 4-1 Ivy).

• The Crimson and Quakers meet up on Friday night in Philadelphia on NBCSN, where Harvard can clinch at least a share of the Ivy title with a victory.

• A Penn win would create a three-way tie for first with one week remaining in the season.

• During Friday’s game, Penn will honor the 100th anniversary of its Rose Bowl appearance, marking the second-straight year with an Ivy League-Rose Bowl 100-year anniversary, joining Brown.

• This year’s Bears team (3-5, 2-3 Ivy) moved into a tie for fourth-place with Yale (2-6, 2-3 Ivy) after its 27-22 win over the Bulldogs.

• Dartmouth (4-4, 1-4 Ivy) recorded its first conference win of the season after coming from behind to defeat Cornell (3-5, 1-4 Ivy).

• Twelve Ivies earned CoSIDA first-team Academic All-District honors and are now in the running for Academic All-America accolades.

• Harvard head coach Tim Murphy recorded his 115th career Ivy win with the Crimson’s victory over Columbia, moving past Lions head coach Al Bagnoli for second-place all-time in Ivy League history.

• The Crimson comes in at No. 22 (FCS Coaches) and No. 24 (FCS STATS) in the national rankings, while Princeton is receiving votes in the FCS STATS poll.

• Besides Harvard at Penn on Friday on NBCSN, Dartmouth hosts Brown on Saturday on ONE World Sports and The Ivy League Digital Network (ILDN), now available on the ILDN app on Apple TV and Roku.

• Princeton at Yale and Cornell at Columbia will both be broadcast live on ILDN.

UPCOMING SCHEDULE
Friday, November 11
*No. 22 Harvard at Penn, 8 pm [NBCSN]

Saturday, November 12
*Brown at Dartmouth, 12 pm [OWS/ILDN]
*Princeton at Yale, 12:30 pm [ILDN]
*Cornell at Columbia, 1 pm [ILDN]

*-Ivy League contest

KEY
ILDN-Broadcast live on The Ivy League Digital Network
NBCSN-Broadcast live on NBCSN and the NBC Sports App
OWS-Broadcast live on ONE World Sports

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Harvard sophomore wide receiver Adam Scott (Denton, Texas) was instrumental in his team’s win over Columbia that put the Crimson alone at the top of the #IvyFootball standings , with seven catches for 109 yards and two touchdowns. His first TD grab gave Harvard a 7-0 lead, and his second touchdown eventually became the gamewinner, as it gave the Crimson a 28-14 lead in its 28-21 victory.

Scott earns his first career Ivy League weekly award. He is the second Crimson to be named Offensive Player of the Week this season, joining Joe Viviano (Oct. 3).

Scott’s Statistics for the Week
7 Rec., 109 Yds., 15.6 Avg., 2 TDs; 1 Rush, 1 Yd.

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Dartmouth senior linebacker Folarin Orimolade (Burtonsville, Md.) was a force in the Big Green’s come-from-behind 17-13 victory over Cornell. He recorded a team-high six tackles and made three key plays , including a pair of first-quarter sacks that helped limit Cornell to field goals instead of touchdowns, and a forced fumble in the fourth quarter that Dartmouth recovered before going on the gamewinning drive.

Orimolade earns his second Defensive Player of the Week honor of the season (Sept. 26).

Orimolade’s Statistics for the Week
6 Tckls., 6 Total, 2 Sacks, 11 Yds., 2 TFL, 11 Yds., 1 FF

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Ten days ago, Bears junior placekicker Ben Rosenblatt (Newtown Center, Mass.) was just a student at Brown. Saturday, he served as placekicker and did not miss, hitting both field goal attempts and all three extra point efforts in the Bears’ 27-22 win over Yale. He also took on kickoff duty, banging all four of his kicks into the end zone for touchbacks.

Rosenblatt is the second Bear to be named Special Teams Player of the Week this season, joining Alexander Jette (Oct. 24).

Rosenblatt’s Statistics for the Week
2-2 FG, Lg. 21, 3-3 XP, 9 Pts.; 4 KO, 4 TB

ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
Brown freshman Livingstone Harriott (Central Islip, N.Y.), who moved from wide receiver to running back, had his best game as a Bear, running for a personal-best 92 yards on 12 carries to lead Brown to a 27-22 win over Yale. He also scored his first career touchdown, a 52-yard scamper to open the scoring for his team .

Harriott is the first Bear to be named Rookie of the Week since Alexander Jette on Sept. 23, 2013.

Harriott’s Statistics for the Week
12 Rushes, 92 Yds., 7.7 Avg., 1 TD

HONOR ROLL
Ty Desire, Princeton (Sr., DL – Uniondale, N.Y.)
2 Tckls, 4 Assts., 6 Total, 0.5 TFL, 1 Yd., 1 BrUp

James Frusciante, Princeton (Sr., WR – Westport, Conn.)
5 Rec., 43 Yds., 5.0 Avg., 1 TD

Alex Galland, Yale (So., K/P – Bakersfield, Calif.)
2-2 FG, Lg. 37, 2-2 XP, 8 Pts.; 6 Punts, 209 Yds., 34.8 Avg., Lg. 43, 3 in20, 5 FC

Jordan Hill, Harvard (Fr., LB – Silver Spring, Md.)
2 Tckls., 5 Assts., 7 Total, 0.5 Sack, 5 Yds., 0.5 TFL, 5 Yds.

Jesper Horsted, Princeton (So., WR – Shoreview, Minn.)
1 Block; 1 PR, 14 Yds.; 5 Rec., 37 Yds., 7.4 Avg.

Richard Jarvis, Brown (Sr., DE – Watertown, Mass.)
5 Tckls., 3 Assts., 8 Total, 1 Sack, 11 Yds., 3 TFL, 14 Yds., 2 BrUps

Reed Klubnik, Yale (Fr., WR – Austin, Texas)
8 Rec., 89 Yds., 11.1 Avg.

Hunter Lunsford, Columbia (Fr., DB – Elk Grove, Calif.)
1 Asst., 1 Total Tckl., 1 PR, 14 Yds., 1 TD

Michael Murphy, Columbia (Fr., LB – Tampa, Fla.)
1 Block

Thomas Linta, Brown (Jr., QB – Branford, Conn.)
19-33-1, 194 Yds., 57.6 Completion %, 1 TD; 5 Rushes, 11 Yds.

Raishaun McGhee, Harvard (Sr., CB – Windsor, Conn.)
7 Tckls., 3 Assts., 10 Total, 1 TFL, 1 Yd.

Coltan Moskal, Penn (Jr., LB – Lake Zurich, Ill.)
2 Tckls., 11 Assts., 13 Total

Gianmarco Rea, Columbia (Sr., LB – Birmingham, Mich.)
8 Tckls., 7 Assts., 15 Total, 2 Sacks, 17 Yds., 2 TFL, 17 Yds.

Miles Smith, Dartmouth (So., RB – Alpharetta, Ga.)
25 Carries, 119 Yds., 4.8 Avg., 1 TD; 2 Rec., 16 Yds.

Justin Solomon, Cornell (Sr., FS – Chandler, Ariz.)
3 Tckls., 1 Asst., 4 Total, 1 INT, 2 BrUps

Jeremiah Tyler, Princeton (Fr., LB – Detroit)
1 PR, 1 TD; 2 Assts., 2 Total Tckls., 1 BrUp

Josh Wainwright, Columbia (Fr., WR – Austin, Texas)
7 Rec., 58 Yds., 8.3 Avg., 1 TD; 2 KR, 14 Yds., 7.0 Avg.; 2 PR, 4 Yds.

Justin Watson, Penn (Jr., WR – Bridgeville, Pa.)
12 Rec., 82 Yds., 12.0 Avg.; 4 Rushes, 24 Yds., 6.0 Avg.