– Ross Morin had another strong outing, leading Yale with 19 points on 8-for-10 shoooting and handing out three assists to go with six rebounds.

– Housman and Unger shared high scoring honors for Harvard with 16 apiece.

– Yale entered the game with the second-lowest assist percentage in Ivy play at just 47.1 percent, but the Bulldogs recorded assists on 23 of their 32 field goals (71.9 percent). In additional to Pinick’s seven assists, Flato and Caleb Holmes each notched six dimes.

– Casey Hughes did not play due to a strained left foot, with Nick Holmes starting in his place.

– Following a 20-point effort at Brown, Goffredo had a cold shooting night, going 1-for-8 from three and 1-for-11 overall.

– The Crimson managed to control the glass against the league’s top rebounding team, grabbing 43.8 percent offensively against the nation’s top defensive rebounding team, while keeping the Bulldogs off the offensive boards to the tune of 30.4 percent at their end.

– Harvard returns home to host Ivy leader Penn (17-8, 8-1 Ivy) on Friday, February 23, at 7:00 pm, while Yale welcomes Cornell (14-10, 7-3 Ivy) to Lee Amphiteater for a game with huge title race implications.