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Heights and weights have been updated on the Dartmouth football roster and, word is, these are pretty much real numbers, not so-called "program" numbers. The most frequent change seems to be younger players losing an inch or sometimes two ;-)The new numbers are first and the old numbers are in (parentheses). Apologies for typos – that was a lot of typing with no proofreader.
(At least one of the weights is being double-checked today because it doesn't look right.)
CB Chase Womack 5-9, 195 (5-11, 190)
WR Ryan McManus 5-11, 195 (5-11, 190)
WR Robbie Anthony 5-11, 190 (no change)
WR Dana Barbaro 6-1, 195 (6-0, 200)
RB Brian Grove 5-8, 195 (5-10, 190)
TE Blake Orvis 6-3, 230 (6-3, 235)
DB Chai Reece 5-10, 175 (nc)
DB Andrew Donahue 6-0, 205 (6-1, 195)
DB AJ Dettorre 5-10, 180 (5-10, 170)
WR Austin Katigan 5-7, 175)
P Daniel Barstein 6-1, 175 (nc)
DB Steve Dazzo 6-0, 225 (6-0, 230)
QB Dalyn Williams 6-0, 205 (5-11, 205)
FS Garrett Waggoner 6-1, 225 (6-1, 205)
TE Cole Marcoux 6-5, 240 (6-5, 225)
QB Jonathan DiBiaso 6-1, 195 (nc)
WR Dan Gorman 6-4, 195 (6-3, 185)
QB Alex Park 6-1, 205 (6-1, 200)
WR Kirby Schoenthaler 5-10, 200 (6-0, 195)
WR Bo Patterson 6-0, 195 (6-0, 190)
QB Ernest Evans 6-3, 210 (6-3, 200)
DB Rob Lauzen 6-0, 210 (6-0, 200)
WR Victor Williams 5-8, 170 (5-9, 160)
QB Thomas Militello 6-2, 180 (6-3, 175)
DB Will Kostant 6-2, 215 (6-2, 200)
RB Jacob Siwicki 6-0, 210 (6-1, 225)
DB Chris Aguemon 5-7, 170 (5-9, 175)
RB Kyle Bramble 5-10, 200 (5-10, 195)
DB KJ Booze 5-6, 160 (5-7, 160)
DB Mike Banaciski 5-8, 190 (5-10, 200)
FS Jimmy Johnson 5-11, 200 (5-11, 205)
DB Darius George 6-0, 180 (6-2, 200)
RB Marc Sasso 5-9, 200 (5-11, 210)
DB Vernon Harris 6-1, 195 (6-1, 185)
RB Dan Henggeler 5-8, 205 (5-9, 210)
RB Dominick Pierre 5-11, 215 (nc)
RB Abrm McQuarters 5-11, 190 (5-10, 185)
LB Zach Slafsky 6-1, 230 (nc)
TE Jvonte Brookes 6-4, 225 (6-6, 215)
DB Paddy Clancy 5-10, 170 (5-10, 165)
RB Cody Patch 5-9, 195 (5-10, 195)
TE Peter Eggert 6-4, 235 (nc)
LB Michael Runger 6-2, 225 (nc)
DB Danny McManus 5-8, 175 (5-9, 175)
WR Chris Warren 6-0, 185 (nc)
DB Josh Winslow 5-10, 195 (5-11, 170)
LB Bronson Green 6-0, 215 (nc)
WR Myles Christian 6-6, 190 (nc)
DB Jordan Greenwood 5-10, 175 (6-0, 165)
DB Charlie Miller 5-10, 175 (6-0, 170)
K Riley Lyons 5-9, 185 (5-11, 170)
RB John Higgins 5-6, 195 (nc)
TE Garrett Schmidt 6-2, 235 (nc)
DB David Caldwell 6-1, 200 (6-0, 180)
TE Jonathan Moran 6-4, 235 (6-5, 230)
LB Eric Wickham 6-1, 230 (nc)
WR Clay Robbins 5-10, 180 (5-10, 180)
LB Will McNamara 6-0, 225 (6-0, 215)
P Ben Kepley 6-1, 180 (6-2, 175)
PK Alex Gakenheimer 6-1, 185 (6-1, 180)
DB Lucas Bavaro 6-0, 190 (6-1, 200)
LB Ben Ticknor 6-0, 210 (6-1, 220)
DB Frankie Hernandez 5-9, 190 (5-9, 200)
OL AJ Dillione 6-0, 270 (6-1, 275)
LS Graydon Peterson 5-11, 215 (6-1, 220)
DT Cody Fulleton 6-0, 250 (6-2, 265)
LB Tyler Stout 6-0, 225 (6-1, 23)
LB Folarin Orimolade 5-10 230 (6-0, 220)
LB Alex McCrore 6-0, 235 6-1, 220)
LB Bennett Goff 6-2, 210 (nc)
DE Sawyer Whalen 6-3, 230 (6-4, 225)
OL Niko Mamula 6-3, 290 (6-3, 285)
LB Brian Fordon 6-2, 205 (6-1, 215)
DL Michael Warren 6-3, 275 (6-4, 270)
DL Zach Shank 6-3, 250 (6-5, 240)
DL Zach Husain 6-2, 260 (nc)
OL Jacob Flores 6-3, 285 (6-4, 290)
OL Brett Kana 6-4, 270 (nc)
DT Lotanna Ezenwa 6-0, 280 (6-0, 285)
OL Cohle Fowler 6-5, 315 (6-6, 310)
OL Scotty Whtimore 6-4, 305 (6-5, 295)
OL Zach Davis 6-6, 295 (6-6, 275)
OL Jack Friedman 6-3, 290 (6-3, 285)
DL Keith Hamren 6-0, 250 (6-3, 240)
OL Garret Strohmaier 6-1, 250 (6-3, 290)
OL Sean Ronan 6-2, 265 (6-2, 270)
OL Mike Langman 6-5, 275 (6-4, 265)
OL Will Guinee 6-3, 265 (6-4, 265)
OL Brendan Johnson 6-4, 270 (6-6, 270)
OL Ben Spiritos 6-3, 290 (6-2, 295)
OL Josh Clark 6-5, 295 (6-5, 270)
OL David Morrison 6-3, 280 (6-4, 270)
TE Dean Bakes 6-2, 235 (6-3, 225)
WR Jon Marc Carrier 5-8, 160 (5-11, 160)
WR Houston Brown 6-1, 165 (nc)
WR Edward von Kuhn 6-4, 195 (6-4, 200)
WR Joseph Cook 6-5, 190 (6-5, 185)
WR Peter Calvanelli 6-2, 190 (6-3, 190)
WR Jordan Aré 6-0, 205 (6-1, 205)
WR Joe Dowdell 6-1, 180 (6-1, 175)
TE Sam Laptad 6-4, 230 (6-4, 210)
WR Charlie Storey 6-2, 200 (6-3, 200)
DE Corbin Stall 6-2, 235 (6-3, 230)
DE Jeremiah Douchee 6-4, 235 (nc)
DE Evan Chrustic 6-4, 285 (6-4, 265)
DT Elliot Kastner 6-3, 270 (6-3, 280)
DE Brandon Cooper 6-1, 270 (6-2, 260)
DL Jeff Winthrop 6-3, 270 (6-3, 260)
DL Martin Pomykala 6-2, 280 (6-2, 275)
DE Jake Young 6-2, 255 (nc)
TE Pat Hand 6-3, 235 (6-2, 235)
DE AJ Zuttah 6-0, 285 (6-1, 295)
DB Evan Bloom 5-10, 185 (nc)
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From the Princeton Football blog:I feel like we should lead the Ivy League in rushing by a landslide,” said All-Ivy left tackle Spenser Huston.Pretty strong words when Princeton was a middle-of-the pack rushing team last year and when Yale's Tyler Varga, Columbia's Marcorus Garrett, Dartmouth's Dominick Pierre, Cornell's Luke Hagy and Penn's Billy Ragone all return after rushing for more yards than Princeton leading rusher Will Powers last year.
Then again, this is the time of year when, as they say in Lake Wobegon, "all the women are strong, all the men are good looking, and all the Ivy League teams are going undefeated." Or something like that.
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Week One opponent Butler will play Division III Franklin this week. Game notes. Perhaps even more surprising than that the Bulldogs are playing their second DIII team in a row is that they are playing at Franklin. The Grizzlies are ranked No. 13 in the DIII ranks but c'mon, what's that about?Butler defeated Franklin the last time the teams met in Franklin, Ind., 49-19, in 2009.
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Week Two opponent Holy Cross plays future Dartmouth opponent Central Connecticut State tomorrow. A couple of things from the HC notes:• Holy Cross is 4-5 all-time against teams from the current NEC including a 17-16 loss at Bryant in Week One on a field goal at the end.
• CCSU lost at James Madison, 38-14, in week one and at Lehigh in two overtimes last week, 51-44.
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Nice story in the Times Union about the debut of Bob Ford Field over at UAlbany this week. From the story:The facility, which also is home to the UAlbany soccer teams, came with a price tag of $19 million. It's a scaled-down version of the $50 million, 24,000-seat stadium that UAlbany athletic director Lee McElroy envisioned before the economic recession slammed the country in 2008.Dartmouth, too, saw its plans blown up by the economic meltdown. The Memorial Field home stands were slated for complete demolition and replacement prior to the downturn. In fact, they were days away from being taken down when the plan was put on indefinite hold.
