While there may well be names that haven't yet surfaced, this is the list of recruiting commitments that BGA and Team BGA have uncovered to date. Heights and weights are self-reported, positions are best-guess, and hometowns are listed if available. (The location of the school is used when they are not.)
As always, corrections aren't just accepted, they are encouraged!
• James Coslet, 6-3, 255, OL/DL, Watchung Hills/Watchung, N.J.
• Cayman Duncan, 6-6, 295, OL, Kincaid School/Houston
• Alex Geraci, 6-4, 215, TE/DE, Don Bosco/Cornwall, N.Y.
• Davis Golick, 6-2, 200, P, Woodward Academy/College Park, Ga.
• Sean Harmon, 6-5, 225, TE, Bishop Blanchet/Seattle
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EXTRA POINT
We bid a tearful goodbye to That Certain Dartmouth '14 at 5:30 this morning and set out for Dillon, Colo., where we will visit with my sister before steering our VW camper toward Vermont at O-dark-30 Monday morning.
Out of an abundance of caution we are taking a circuitous route to Dillon so that the '84 V-dub bus has to climb the least challenging mountain passes possible. We will be asking it to clear 10,000-plus feet but it did that on the way here so we are (relatively) confident we'll be at my sister's place overlooking the lake by noon or so. Trust me, we'll be living in the "climbing lane," on the major hills and pulling over to cool the engine when necessary or to let people pass us.
For the uninitiated the the '84 Vanagon, per an internet description (because I am clueless), has a "1.9-liter, water-cooled four-cylinder engine that generates 83 horsepower." I'm not sure what all that means other than it doesn't go particularly fast. But hey, we averaged better than 20 miles per gallon driving out here and that's not bad at all for a 36-year-old vehicle shaped like a brick.
We took a drive to Lake City, Colo., yesterday (in TCD'14's ever-cool Subaru Baja) and the scenery was as pretty as, well, as this picture:
