2004 – TE Casey Cramer, 7th round, 228th pick, Tampa Bay Bucs
1998 – LB Zach Walz, 6th round, 158th pick, Arizona Cardinals
1978 – DE Gregg Robinson, 6th round, 143rd pick, New York Jets
1976 – LB Reggie Williams, 3rd round, 82nd pick, Cincinnati Bengals
1976 – WR Tom Flemming, 17th round, 465th pick, Cleveland Browns
1971 – DB Willie Bogan, 8th round, 207th pick, Baltimore Colts
1968 – DB Gordon Rule, 11th round, 299th pick, Green Bay Packers
1963 – LB Don McKinnon, Boston Patriots
1960 – RB Jack Crouthamel, Los Angeles Chargers
1939 – RB Bob MacLeod, Brooklyn Dodgers
Ivy Draft Picks Since 2000, starting with the most recent:
2014 – Princeton DT Caraun Reid, 5th round, 158th pick, Detroit Lions
2013 – Cornell T JC Tretter, 4th round, 122nd pick, Green Bay Packers
2013 – Harvard TE Kyle Juszczyk, 4th round, 130th pick, Baltimore Ravens
2013 – Princeton DE Mike Catapano, 7th round, 207th pick, Kansas City Chiefs
2011 – Yale FB Shane Bannon, 7th round, 223rd pick, Kansas City Chiefs
2010 – Brown DT David Howard, 7th round, 241st pick, Tennessee Titans
2007 – Brown LS Zak DeOssie, 4th round, 116th pick, New York Giants
2006 – Harvard QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, 7th round, 250th pick, St. Louis Rams
2005 – Cornell OG Kevin Booth, 6th round, 176th pick, Oakland Raiders
2004 – Yale TE Nate Lawrence, 6th round, 181st pick, Tampa Bay Bucs
2004 – Dartmouth TE Casey Cramer, 7th round, 228th pick, Tampa Bay Bucs
2002 – Penn OT Jeff Hatch, 3rd round, 78th pick, New York Giants
2001 – Princeton OT Dennis Norman, 7th round, 222nd pick, Seattle Seahawks
2001 – Yale DB Than Merrill, 7th round, 223rd pick, Tampa Bay Bucs
2001 – Yale TE Eric Johnson, 7th round, 224th pick, San Francisco 49ers
2000 – Harvard LB Isaiah Kacyvenski, 4th round 119th pick, Seattle Seahawks
Draft Picks By School Since 2000
4 – Yale
3 – Harvard
3 – Princeton
2 – Brown
2 – Cornell
1 – Dartmouth
1 – Penn
0 – Columbia
Ivy League Draft Picks By NFL Team Since 2000
3 – Tampa Bay
2 – Seattle Seahawks
2 – Kansas City Chiefs
2 – New York Giants
1 – Baltimore Ravens
1 – San Francisco 49ers
1 – Oakland Raiders
1 – St. Louis Rams
1 – Tennessee Titans
1 – Green Bay Packers
1 – Detroit Lions
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For those of you who don't subscribe to BGA Premium and are coming to the Dartmouth Green-White game on what should be a glorious Saturday in the Upper Valley, plan to be at Memorial Field by 10 a.m.Rather than divide up into teams, the game will simply feature the Dartmouth "one" offense against the Dartmouth "one" defense, the "two" offense against the "two" defense, etc.
As has been the case in recent years, they will NOT be tackling. Instead, plays will be whistled dead by officials.
Kickoffs and punts will not be live. There will be a kicking/punting component prior to the start of the scrimmaging.
Captains will be announced and awards presented at halftime.