Tweeting his intention to join the Dartmouth football program is 6-foot-1, 220-pound linebacker Micah Green of North Central High School in Indianapolis. (LINK)
A member of his all-county and all-conference teams, Green reports 17 offers, a list highlighted by Brown, Columbia, Penn, Colgate, Air Force, Eastern Illinois and Western Illinois. Per MaxPreps he had 90 tackles this year, including 54 solos, and three sacks. He helped North Central go 6-4.
Check out his highlights:
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Here's the list of recruits BGA has come across so far. Reading the tea leaves, there is at least one more who hasn't yet gone public ;-)
• Ejike Adele, 6-2, 245, DE, Westminster School/Atlanta Ga.
• John Ballowe, 6-2, 215, LB, Collegiate School/Richmond, Va.
• James Coslet, 6-3, 255, OL/DL, Watchung Hills/Watchung, N.J.
• Cayman Duncan, 6-6, 295, OL, Kinkaid School/Houston
• Remington Gall, 6-4, 185, WR, Avon/Avon, Ind.
• Alex Geraci, 6-4, 215, TE/DE, Don Bosco/Cornwall, N.Y.
• Jackson Gerard, 6-2, 187, WR/QB/ATH, St. Francis/Warrenville, Ill.
• Davis Golick, 6-2, 200, P, Woodward Academy/College Park, Ga.
• Micah Green, 6-1, 220, LB, North Central/Indianapolis
• Sean Harmon, 6-5, 225, TE, Bishop Blanchet/Seattle
• Dillon Holifield, 6-1, 188, S, Roswell/Roswell, Ga.
• Q Jones, 5-11, 185, RB, Fountain-Fort Carson/Fountain, Colo.
• Zachary Lytle, 6-5, 230, DE, St. Paul’s/Winnipeg, Man.
• Braden Mullen, 6-3, 215, LB, Loyola Academy/Glenview, Ill.
• Jackson Proctor, 6-2, 195, QB, Kent HS/Kentwood, Wash.
• Painter Richards-Baker, 6-2, 170, ATH, Christ School/Arden, N.C.
• Charis Spence, 6-1, 205, LB, Eagles Landing/McDonough, Ga.
Editor's Note: This list is unofficial and the heights, weights and positions are largely self-reported. Corrections and additions are encouraged, whether they are in English or in, uh, German. And yes, I'm being a little cryptic ;-)
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EXTRA POINT
Today is the shortest day of the year. There will be just 8 hours, 52 minutes and 54 seconds of daylight in our little corner of Vermont. Sunset here is at 4:13:41.
Today is the shortest day of the year. There will be just 8 hours, 52 minutes and 54 seconds of daylight in our little corner of Vermont. Sunset here is at 4:13:41.
The good news? Tomorrow will be a whopping two seconds longer!
In recognition of the Winter Solstice, I thought you could use a little taste of spring so I grabbed my camera and shot a picture this morning of the "Cascading Petunia" I planted in our ancient AeroGarden on Nov. 1. Judging by the number of buds, it should be overflowing with flowers in a few days, but given that winter starts today, this somehow seems fitting.
PS: If you are looking for a last-minute Christmas gift, a hydrophonic garden setup of some sort might be a good idea. Trust me, you don't need a green thumb. Just slide the seed pods into the planter, add water and a little plant food every couple of weeks, and you are good to go.
