Eagle-eyed readers might have noticed yesterday a new date for Dartmouth's Week 6 game against Columbia over there to the right. Here’s the reason for the change:
Friday, Oct. 3 – Columbia at Princeton – 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 10 – Cornell at Harvard – 7 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 24 – Columbia at Dartmouth – 6 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 31 – Brown at Penn – 7 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 7 – Harvard at Columbia – 7 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 22 – Harvard at Yale – 12 p.m.
3 - Harvard
3 - Columbia
1 - Princeton
1 - Brown
1 - Cornell
1 - Dartmouth
1 - Penn
1 - Yale
The United Football League today announced that DC Defenders Head Coach Shannon Harris has been named the 2025 UFL Buddy Teevens Coach of the Year.
From the story (LINK):
The UFL Coach of the Year Award is named in honor of Buddy Teevens, a longtime head coach at Dartmouth College, who was celebrated for his forward-thinking approach, unwavering commitment to player safety and well-being and lasting impact on the game over a nearly 40-year coaching career.
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Headline on one of the many SI.com pages:
Illinois Offers Four-Star Tight End From New Jersey Football Family; On Wednesday, the Illini offered Don Bosco Prep's JT Geraci, who would be the third brother in his family to play college football
From the story (LINK):
Geraci, a 6-foot-5, 230-pound tight end from the class of 2027, has already visited Pittsburgh and Syracuse, and the next step for Illinois would be to work on scheduling him for a trip to Champaign. Geraci comes from a football family – his brothers Mike (Michigan) and Alex (Dartmouth) have already been through the recruiting process, so he probably already knows how the whole thing works.
Geraci, who will be a junior this fall, could very well have north of 10 scholarship offers by the end of the new year. Being the first Big Ten team to offer him gives the Illini a bit of an advantage, but Rutgers and Maryland – "local" conference rivals – might very well come knocking on Geraci's door soon.
Alex Geraci will play this fall at UMass as a grad transfer after collecting his Dartmouth diploma.
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While Dartmouth’s three nonconference opponents kick off the 2025 season in 79 days, the Big Green and Ivy League are 100 days away from starting their seasons:
The countdown begins now⏰#TheWoods #GoBigGreen pic.twitter.com/isio8pmTXr
— Dartmouth Football (@DartmouthFTBL) June 12, 2025
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Speaking of countdowns, the Ivy League added its third offensive lineman in the HERO Sports uniform countdown for the best FCS player wearing each number. The latest to be honored is Penn’s William Bergin, who wears number 72. The Ivy honorees to date (LINK):
81 - TE Seamus Gilmartin, Harvard
77 - OL Noah Jordan, Columbia
75 - OL Delby Lemieux, Dartmouth
72 OL William Bergin, Penn
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EXTRA POINT
Gotta admit something. While I’m so happy That Certain Dartmouth ’14 found her life partner, it’s still a little jarring to get emails or letters from her with his last name on them. I know what you are thinking. It’s also her last name now, and it’s nothing our parents didn’t go through, but it still takes a little getting used to. ;-)
