After 67 years, heavyweights lose Cup to Lions
Men’s heavyweight crew could not carry last week’s success at the Olympic Axe into the Blackwell Cup this weekend.
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This headline/article is grossly incorrect. Yale had held the Blackwell Cup since 2003. I believe what the author is referring to is the fact that Columbia hasn't won since 1941. In the last 68 years both Penn and Yale have won the cup.