No Ivy Leaguer is getting chosen on the first night and there's only a very small chance someone would go on the second day. But the final day of the draft will be nailbiting time for a few other Ivy products, with most of them keeping their phones closer than usual in hopes of landing a free agent deal after the draft wraps up.
Arguably with the best chance of being drafted is Harvard H-back Kyle Juszczyk. He and five other Crimson hopefuls took part in the Crimson pro day a little over a week ago. Quarterback Colton Chapple, running back Treavor Scales, offensive lineman John Collins, defensive lineman John Lyon and punter Jacob Dombrowski were joined by hopefuls from other Boston area schools. Hear from a couple of them and check out their workout numbers in this video:
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Penn defensive end Brandon Copeland headed home to Baltimore to take part in one of the NFL Regional Combines (link).
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Brown corner/NFL hopeful AJ Cruz has become the first client of a new Rhode Island sports agency. (link)
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After moving That Certain Dartmouth '14 into her dorm room across the street from the Berry Center yesterday I noticed Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park was essentially snow-free. Weather-permitting, Dartmouth baseball is slated to open the home season there Wednesday against Siena.Dartmouth football, meanwhile, kicks off spring practice two weeks from tomorrow on Memorial Field, which also is snow-free for the most part.
