The two-time (partially) defending Ivy League champs and their loyal fan base now know where the road will take them in 2025.

The program officially announced the schedule on Wednesday morning.

This year of course is unlike any in the last 70+ years, as Ivy League teams can now compete for an FCS postseason berth. The Ivy League titles are prestigious and special, but the opportunity to win a national championship now not only adds extra motivation to the current team, but helps immensely in recruiting.

The Crimson kick off the second season of the Andrew Aurich Era on September 20th at Stetson. The first game in historic Harvard Stadium is on September 27th under the lights (6:00 p.m.) against rival Brown in a return game of the crushing loss a year ago.

Here’s the full slate of games with a few kickoff times still to be announced…

Sept. 20 – at Stetson, TBA
Sept. 27 – Brown,* 6 p.m. ET
Oct. 4 – at Holy Cross, TBA
Oct. 11 – Cornell,* Noon ET
Oct. 18 – Merrimack College, Noon ET
Oct. 25 – at Princeton,* TBA
Nov. 1 – Dartmouth,* 3 p.m. ET
Nov. 8 – at Columbia,*  TBA
Nov. 15 – Penn,* Noon ET
Nov. 22 – at Yale,* TBA

Harvard is currently in the middle of its 15-practice spring session. We’ll have one of our NEFJ ‘spring visits’ with the Crimson on Saturday morning. The annual spring game is scheduled for April 5th.