Headed Dartmouth way is Ayden Sadler, a 6-foot-5, 215-pound tight end from Green Hill High School in Tennessee. Per the internet he had offers from Grambling and Eastern Kentucky. Here's his commitment graphic:
Honored to announce my commitment to Dartmouth College! So thankful for @CoachDaft, @Coach_McCorkle, @coachirishodea & @CoachEBrenss for blessing me with this opportunity. Super excited for the future and thank you to everyone who has helped me on this journey. (repost) pic.twitter.com/zIyKMMi5Fi
— Ayden Sadler (@Ayden_Sadler) October 18, 2025
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Field level highlights from Saturday's game:
Game Recapš„: The Big Green handle business in the Bronx.#GoBigGreen | #TheWoods pic.twitter.com/zzqkM3cvxf
— Dartmouth Football (@DartmouthFTBL) October 19, 2025
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The Dartmouth has a story about the Big Green win at Fordham HERE.
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BGA Overtime has the latest weekly installment of What They Did & What They Said After Fordham HERE, and The Optimist and The Pessimist will stop by the site this evening. Edit: Actually, they won't be visiting until tomorrow. Tonight is Your Mileage May Vary, six observations from Saturday's game.
A reminder that Dartmouth is playing Columbia Friday at 6 p.m. at Buddy Teevens Stadium so look for the BGA Overtime preview on Thursday this week.
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Coach McCorkle on how the Big Green turned it up after halftime to put away Fordham.#GoBigGreen | #TheWoods pic.twitter.com/rLmGAVWn26
— Dartmouth Football (@DartmouthFTBL) October 19, 2025
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Ivy League (Hot)That the Ancient Eight decided to reverse a postseason ban and send its champion to this year’s playoffs for the first time is a key storyline of the regular season. Slow the brakes on talk of No. 18 Harvard (5-0, 2-0) being in command of the race as the Crimson still have a road game against Princeton (2-0 in the league) next Saturday, then Dartmouth, at Columbia, Penn (2-0 in league) and at archrival Yale.
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EXTRA POINT
We've lived here in our Vermont hillside home for six years now, and I'd venture to say I've hiked the trail just down the road more than 1,000 times in that time and have never seen a bear. What I have seen (and heard), several times, is an older fellow hiking with bear bells jingling on hiking poll.
Each time I've seen the fellow I have to laugh to myself. First, because black bears – the kind who carried trash cans out of our garage when we lived on Moose Mountain – are actually pretty timid. And because, as I said, I've hiked that trail day after day, at all different times of the day, and have never seen a bear.
You know where this is going. Or maybe you don't.
No, I didn't see a bear on the trail. But Mrs. BGA, who hiked the trail for the first time by herself last week, actually did come across one up near the peak.
Bear bell guy was nowhere to be seen, but he might be interested to know that not only did the bear not scare Mrs. BGA, but she scared the bear. To her chagrin, while she was trying to get her phone to grab a picture, the bear spotted her and ran off.
