There's Room For More

Dartmouth football's social media accounts feature this photo of the Big Green's Ivy League championship teams:

Here's the 21st addition to the wall:

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While we are at it . . .

DARTMOUTH 2023 SINGLE GAME SUPERLATIVES

Yards Passing	278	Jackson Proctor	Colgate
Long Pass	69	Dylan Cadwallader	UNH
Pass Completions	24	Dylan Cadwallader	Harvard
Pass Attempts	37	Dylan Cadwallader	Harvard
TD Passes	1 1 1 1 1 1	Dylan Cadwallader Jackson Proctor Jackson Proctor Jackson Proctor Nick Howard Jackson Proctor	Lehigh  Yale Princeton  Cornell  Penn  Brown
Yards Receiving	185	Paxton Scott	Colgate
Long Reception	69	Paxton Scott	UNH
Receptions	10 10	Paxton Scott Paxton Scott	UNH Colgate
TD Receptions	1 1 1 1 1 1	Paxton Scott Paxton Scott Jackson Gerard Jace Henry Chris Corbo Chris Corbo	Lehigh Yale Princeton  Cornell  Penn  Brown
Yards Rushing	124	Q Jones	Brown
Long Run	78	Jackson Proctor	Brown
TD Runs	3	Nick Howard	Cornell
Carries	19	Nick Howard	Penn
Field Goals	3 3 3	Owen Zalc Owen Zalc Owen Zalc	Princeton  Penn  Harvard
Long Field Goal	47 47 47	Owen Zalc Owen Zalc Owen Zalc	Columbia Princeton  Harvard
Punting Average	46.5	Davis Golick	Cornell
Long Punt	53	Davis Golick	Cornell
Long Punt Return	35	Sean Williams	Lehigh
Long Kickoff Return	38	Sean Williams	Princeton
Tackles	12 12 12	Danny Cronin Danny Cronin Macklin Ayers	Colgate  Brown  Brown
Sacks	4	Charles Looes	Princeton
Interceptions	2	Sean Williams	Harvard

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EXTRA POINT
A couple quick film reviews.

We saw The Boys in the Boat earlier this week and while it's a pretty good flick it pales in comparison to Daniel James Brown's wonderful and touching book.

Last night we watched Mr. Monk's Last Case. It was fun to see the cast together one more time time and Tony Shalhoub slid seamlessly back into the role of obsessive-compulsive investigator, but the movie script wasn't nearly as polished as the TV show and the twists and turns that made the show so much fun are missing.

Tickets for the matinee at the theater were $9, so with That Certain Nittany Lion '16 accompanying us we spent $27 for the film. We took out a one-month subscription to Peacock just to watch the Monk movie. That cost $5.99 and while we have the date to cancel circled on the calendar, there are some other movies of interest we might check out before pulling the plug.