Alum Offers His Take On Sioux Issue

9:15 update: Casey Cramer caught a short pass from Vince Young (my son thinks that is so cool) and gets some props after the Titans drill the Colts top the Texans. Scroll down this story for a short blurb.

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Dartmouth alum, CSTV hockey columnist (and super Big Green sports fan) Elliot Olshansky '04 offers his thoughts on the Fighting Sioux issue in this CSTV video. ...

To the surprise of no one, Boston College has already spoken with former Brown quarterback and coach Mark Whipple about the BC coaching position. Whipple led UMass to the 1998 national championship and is currently QB coach of the defending Super Bowl champion Steelers. There are stories in the Boston Globe, in the Boston Herald and the Pittsburgh Post Gazette.

Yale's Ed McCarthy and the UNH duo of wide receiver David Ball and quarterback Ricky Santos have been named to the 2006 Walter Camp I-AA All-America Team. The full team:

OFFENSE
WR David Ball, New Hampshire Sr. 6-2 200 Orange, VT
WR Alex Watson, Northern Arizona Jr. 5-10 180 Inglewood, CA
TE Ben Patrick, Delaware Sr. 6-4 270 Savannah, GA
OL Corey Davis, James Madison Sr. 6-4 325 Hampton, VA
OL Matt Isenhour, Appalachian State Sr. 6-1 275 Maiden, NC
OL Brennan Carvalho, Portland State Jr. 6-1 310 Kapaa, Hawaii
OL Ed McCarthy, Yale Sr. 6-5 302 Fairfield, CT
C Ryan Jewell, Youngstown State Sr. 6-4 285 Warren, OH
QB Ricky Santos, New Hampshire Jr. 6-2 215 Bellingham, MA
RB Marcus Mason, Youngstown State Sr. 5-9 215 Potomac, MD
RB Arkee Whitlock, Southern Illinois Sr. 5-10 195 Rock Hill, SC
PK Rob Zarrilli, Hofstra Jr. 6-0 193 Brooklyn, NY

DEFENSE
DL Marques Murrell, Appalachian State Sr. 6-2 245 Fayetteville, NC
DL Matt King, Maine Sr. 6-3 242 Stoughton, MA
DL Bryan Smith, McNeese State Jr. 6-3 217 Newton, TX
DL Kroy Biermann, Montana Jr. 6-3 232 Hardin, MT
LB Akeem Jordan, James Madison Sr. 6-0 235 Harrisonburg, VA
LB Kyle Shotwell, Cal Poly Sr. 6-1 235 Goleta, CA
LB Cameron Siskowic, Illinois State Sr. 6-2 225 San Diego, CA
DB Dre Dokes, Northern Iowa Sr. 5-9 162 Springfield, MO
DB Jeremy Wiggins, Appalachian State Sr. 5-9 190 Macon, GA
DB James Ihedigbo, Massachusetts Sr. 6-1 202 Amherst, MA
DB Stacey Thomas, Texas Southern Sr. 6-0 200 New Orleans, LA
P David Simonhoff, SE Missouri State Sr. 6-2 200 Coral Gables, FL
KR Steven Whitehead, McNeese State Jr. 5-8 171 Slidell, LA

Dartmouth began the weekend as one of just two schools in all of Division I that couldn't claim a single basketball victory -- men's or women's. That changed when both teams won on the road. The women squeaked out an overtime victory at Northeastern; the men built a big lead and then survived at James Madison.