Long and Winding Road: Five Ivy League Members Have All-Time Losing Marks

Baylor (30-8/coached by Scott Drew), Lehigh (27-8/Brett Reed) and Harvard (26-5/Tommy Amaker) set school single-season records for most victories in 2011-12 but they would need to post comparable records for an extended period to reach the breakeven plateau in their all-time marks. If their respective histories mean anything, Baylor (needs similar performance next five campaigns), Harvard (12) and Lehigh (17) are unlikely to achieve such a longstanding feat.

Harvard is among five Ivy League members saddled with all-time losing records. VMI posted a winning record last season (17-16) but has the worst mark among institutions at the NCAA Division I level for more than 60 years. NCAA playoff participants Saint Mary's (27-6), Iowa State (23-11) and Colorado State (20-12) are among over half of the following schools in the same subterranean category compiling winning marks last year but are still under water: