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2003-04 Harvard Crimson

NCAA · Ivy League · 16–11 (9–5 conference)

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Schedule and results (27 games)

Date	Opponent	Result	Record
2003-11-22	vs Colorado	L 81–85	0–1
2003-11-23	vs Southern	W 73–63	1–1
2003-11-29	@ Liberty	W 75–73 2OT	2–1
2003-11-30	@ Florida State	L 82–96	2–2
2003-12-03	@ Central Connecticut	W 94–47	3–2
2003-12-11	@ Northeastern	L 59–63	3–3
2003-12-14	vs Boston University	W 91–74	4–3
2003-12-20	@ Rhode Island	L 57–73	4–4
2003-12-22	@ Providence	W 73–59	5–4
2003-12-30	vs Rutgers	L 70–77	5–5
2004-01-03	@ Stony Brook	W 72–64	6–5
2004-01-10	vs Dartmouth	L 88–93 OT	6–6
2004-01-13	@ Quinnipiac	L 67–76	6–7
2004-01-15	vs Lafayette	W 73–52	7–7
2004-01-30	@ Cornell	L 64–66 OT	7–8
2004-01-31	@ Columbia	W 70–58	8–8
2004-02-06	vs Pennsylvania	L 72–73	8–9
2004-02-07	vs Princeton	W 96–62	9–9
2004-02-13	@ Brown	W 70–64	10–9
2004-02-14	@ Yale	L 59–62	10–10
2004-02-20	vs Columbia	W 85–44	11–10
2004-02-21	vs Cornell	W 68–55	12–10
2004-02-27	vs Yale	W 84–60	13–10
2004-02-28	vs Brown	L 70–95	13–11
2004-03-05	@ Princeton	W 68–53	14–11
2004-03-06	@ Pennsylvania	W 72–67	15–11
2004-03-09	@ Dartmouth	W 82–59	16–11

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2003-04 Harvard Crimson

Schedule and results (27 games)