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To the list of Dartmouth commits for next fall add the name Cameron Maddox of Cheshire Academy (Conn.) and Sun Valley High School in Monroe, N.C. The 6-foot-2, 195-pound strong safety/wide receiver chose Dartmouth over offers from William & Mary, Lafayette, Lehigh, Columbia, Davidson and Georgetown. He had originally headed to Harvard.

Find the Tweet announcing his college intentions HERE and his highlights HERE.

Here's the unofficial list of Dartmouth recruits crowd-sourced by BGA readers. As always, corrections, clarifications and additions aren't just accepted, they are encouraged . . .

Dario Arazi, 6-6, 225, DE/OT, Brooklyn Tech/Brooklyn, N.Y.
Josh Balara, 6-3, 290, OL/DL, Dallas /Dallas, Pa.
Isaac Boston, 5-10, 170, ATH, Springfield Central/Springfield, Mass.
Jack Dyett, 6-5, 210, DE/TE, Brentwood School/Los Angeles, Calif.
Thomas Hartnett, 6-3, 290 OL, Pittsburgh Central Catholic
Dylan Lacroix, 6-3, 215, OLB?DE, Park Vista Community/Lake Worth, Fla.
Devon Lingle, 6-2, 202 QB, Fletcher, HS/Neptune Beach, Fla.
Cameron Maddox, 6-2, 195, SS/WR, Cheshire Academy/Monreo, N.C.
Gannon McCorkle, 6-3, 235 DE/TE, Phillips Exeter Academy/Gambrills, Md.
Paxton Scott, 6-1, 183 WR, St. Mark’s/Dallas
Nick Schwitzgebel, 6-3, 285, OG, St. Ignatius/Cleveland
Ethan Sipe, 6-5, 260, OL, Ensworth School/Nashville, Tenn.
Leonard St Gourdin, 6-3, 190, SS/WR, Deerfield Academy/Malden, Mass.
Wade Williams, 6-2, 185, QB-A, Brentwood Academy/Brentwood, Tenn.

That should be just about half of the Class of 2024.

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Dartmouth corner Isiah Swann has been named to his third All-America team, this time as a member of the STATS second team. (LINK)

Green Alert Take: It says here that Swann, a unanimous first-team All-America pick a year ago, would have been first team again this fall if he hadn't missed 30 percent of his senior season entirely and hadn't been limited in several other games after returning from a leg injury.

Find the full STATS team HERE.

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And finally, I went off to the ECAC site the other day to see if there was any information on the Lambert Cup, "emblematic of supremacy in the east."

I didn't find that but I did find this:

Green Alert Take: Look, I understand there are schools starting "esports" teams, and that's fine and dandy. There are chess teams and debate teams as well. But when the ECAC – the venerable Eastern College Athletic Conference – starts recognizing esports as something athletic, it is indeed a sign of the apocalypse.

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Curious why the BGA World Headquarters left Hanover? Here's a look from behind the new headquarters that might give you a hint why we ended up here ;-)

Click photo to enlarge.