Fun stuff! (FYI, I had to click the video twice to get it to play.)
CB Isiah Swann (@IsiahSwann) of @DartFootball with an incredible interception in the @CGSAllStar scrimmage. There is a reason he is Dartmouth’s all time interception leader with 17 & 4 pick sixes. @DraftDiamonds #NFLDraft #seeballgetball pic.twitter.com/lAEIsF2JLv— Aston Wilson (@AstonWilson) January 8, 2020
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Expect Dartmouth tight end Robbie Mangas to have a strong rooting interest in Monday night's LSU-Clemson national championship game. Mangas, a 6-foot-4, 250-pound sophomore who has three TD catches in his first two years in Hanover, is the younger brother of LSU offensive analyst DJ Mangas.The older Mangas, a onetime W&M walk-on who led Richmond in catches, yards and touchdowns receiving as a senior in 2011, joined Ed Oregeron's LSU staff last February after five years coaching at his alma mater. Mangas was the second-youngest offensive coordinator in the nation when he assumed that role at age 28.
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Nothing is set in stone yet but barring a surprise expect breaking news on Dartmouth's 2020 opening game opponent before long. The Big Green has had to scramble to find a last-minute replacement for Jacksonville, which announced at season's end that it was shutting down its football program.
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The Ivy League will have not one, but two quarterbacks in the East-West Shrine Bowl Jan. 18 in St. Petersburg, Fla. Princeton QB Kevin Davidson will play for the East team and Yale quarterback Kurt Rawlings has been a late addition to the West squad.Also playing in a postseason all-star game is Yale offensive lineman Dieter Eiselen, who will be playing in the NFLPA College Bowl, also on Jan. 18, at the Rose Bowl.
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The Dartmouth has a story outlining the college's overall early decision class HERE. Per the story about 25 percent of the 547 early decision offerees are athletes.