Article: Documentary revisits '68 Ivy League football game as legendary as its era?

The 1968 Yale-Harvard football game has become a cultural folk legend. It's like Woodstock; many, many people from that era claim, "I was there." My brother, Ben, really was there for that amazing contest -- just not for the final five minutes.

Anybody who knows Ivy League history can tell you that when my brother ran out of Harvard Stadium on that fabled afternoon to help the Harvard Crimson sell its "Extra" edition about the game, Yale was comfortably ahead, 29-13.

But in the incredible last 42 seconds, when everything went right for Harvard and everything went horribly, unbelievably wrong for Yale, the hometown squad managed to score two touchdowns and two 2- point conversions.

And so the ...

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