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2001-02 Harvard Crimson

NCAA · 20–6 · NCAA First round

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Schedule and results (26 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Type	Venue
2001-11-24	@ Fairfield	W 68–62	1–0
2001-11-25	@ Villanova	L 51–59	1–1
2001-11-30	vs Idaho State	W 68–56	2–1
2001-12-02	@ Kansas State	L 56–72	2–2
2001-12-06	@ Central Connecticut	L 53–66	2–3
2001-12-12	vs Rhode Island	W 86–82	3–3
2001-12-15	@ Northeastern	W 66–62	4–3
2001-12-20	@ Syracuse	L 66–78	4–4
2001-12-30	vs Bucknell	W 67–44	5–4
2002-01-03	vs Manhattan	W 75–69	6–4
2002-01-05	vs Dartmouth	W 88–77	7–4
2002-01-12	@ Princeton	L 55–59	7–5
2002-01-13	@ Pennsylvania	W 76–56	8–5
2002-01-29	@ Colgate	W 80–67	9–5
2002-02-02	@ Yale	W 61–57	10–5
2002-02-02	@ Brown	W 63–51	11–5
2002-02-08	vs Columbia	W 79–57	12–5
2002-02-09	vs Cornell	W 64–58	13–5
2002-02-15	vs Pennsylvania	W 59–55	14–5
2002-02-16	vs Princeton	W 78–70	15–5
2002-02-23	@ Columbia	W 61–49	16–5
2002-02-23	@ Cornell	W 77–75 2OT	17–5
2002-03-01	vs Yale	W 77–65	18–5
2002-03-02	vs Brown	W 76–63	19–5
2002-03-06	@ Dartmouth	W 58–42	20–5
2002-03-17	@ North Carolina	L 58–85	20–6	NCAA · MIDWEST REGION	North Charleston Coliseum

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2001-02 Harvard Crimson

Schedule and results (26 games)