Yesterday's announcement that offensive lineman Kyle Brown, linebacker Braden Mullen, tight end Chris Corbo and defensive back Jordan Washington had been named to the All-New England team had me scurrying to find who else had been chosen to the regional all-star team. The New England Football Writers didn't post the team until after BGA went to bed so here it is, a day late with Dartmouth players and those the Big Green faced in their school colors:
Quarterback
Jaden Craig - Harvard
Seth Morgan - New Hampshire
Fullback
Tommy Msith - Rhode Island
Running Back
Jayden Clerveaux - Holy Cross
Malik Grant# - Rhode Island
Elijah Howard - Central Connecticut
Jalen Madison - Sacred Heart
Wide Receiver
Cooper Barkate - Harvard
David Pantelis - Yale
Landon Ruggierit - Bryant
Logan Tomlinson - New Hampshire
Tight End
Chris Carbo - Dartmouth
Jacob Petersen - Holy Cross
Offensive Line
Josh Atwood - UMass
Brock Bethea - Rhode Island
Kyle Brown - Dartmouth
Jack Connolly - Brown
Drew Kendall - Boston College
Chase Lundt - UConn
Punter
Sean Lahane - New Hampshire
Kicker
Chris Freeman - UConn
Kickoff Return
Jermanine Corbett - Merrimack
Punt Rturn
Scott Woods II - Harvard
Defensive Line
Donovan Ezeiruaku - Boston College
Xavier Holmes - Maine
Nick Lenon - Merrimack
Josiah Silver - New Hampshire
Linebacker
Tui Faumuina-Brown - UConn
Abu Kamara - Yale
Frankie Monte -Holy Cross
Braden Mullen - Dartmouth
A.J. Pena* - Rhode Island
Defensive Back
Ty Bartrum* - Harvard
Kimal Clark* - Central Connecticut
Wande Owens^ - New Hampshire
Mo Seide - Stonehill
Davone Walden -Central Connecticut
Jordan Washington - Dartmouth
*2023 selection
+2022 selection
^2022 &2023 selection from Yale University
#2021 & 2022 Selection from Sacred Heart University
Green Alert Take: It always surprises me how few players from FBS schools UConn (3), Boston College (2) and UMass (1) are selected to the team.
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Speaking of Mullen, he's hearing from a good number of teams as a grad transfer with Memphis, Nevada, Alabama-Birmingham, Toledo, Miami and New Hampshire among them. No telling if coaches spend much time perusing online highlight videos but this one is a lot of fun to watch:
I am in the transfer portal as a Mid-year grad transfer with 1-2 years of eligibility.
— Braden Mullen (@braden_mullen5) December 3, 2024
6’4” 240lb LB/DE/LS
2x All Ivy
All New England team
Team captain
18 games started, 13.5 sacks, 20.5 TFL, 9 batted passes, 57 QBP
Film linked in bio pic.twitter.com/zfAioqr5GH
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EXTRA POINT
With the unseasonably warm weather we enjoyed into early November we ran the '84 VW camper much later into the season than usual. In fact, it was still out there parked next to the garage – instead of inside it – when we got our first measurable snow late last week. Sometime in the next few days we've got to rearrange all the junk in the garage to be able to shimmy the old bus into place for its long winter sleep.
As for the snow, you can see it in this sunrise pic snapped here at the BGA World Headquarters by That Certain Nittany Lion '16 before we headed to Happy Valley on the morning after Thanksgiving.
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