For a look with assistant Coach Duane Brooks at what happens when NFL scouts visit Dartmouth and a few thoughts on the NFL hopes of safety Niko Mermigas and defensive lineman Seth Walter, check out last night's BGA Premium practice report HERE.
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All-Time Dartmouth NFL Draft Picks By Year
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Rd |
Pick |
Team |
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2004 |
RB |
Casey Cramer |
7 |
228 |
Tampa Bay |
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1998 |
LB |
Zack Walz |
6 |
158 |
Arizona |
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1978 |
DE |
Gregg Robinson |
6 |
142 |
New York Jets |
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1976 |
LB |
Reggie Williams |
3 |
82 |
Cincinnati |
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1976 |
WR |
Tom Fleming |
17 |
464 |
Cleveland |
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1971 |
DB |
Willie Bogan |
8 |
207 |
Baltimore |
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1968 |
DB |
Gordon Rule |
11 |
299 |
Green Bay |
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1963 |
LB |
Don McKinnon |
11 |
153 |
New York Giants |
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1954 |
E |
Dave McLaughlin |
11 |
129 |
Philadelphia |
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1953 |
T |
George Rambour |
17 |
195 |
Baltimore |
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1950 |
E |
Tom Rowe |
5 |
56 |
Pittsburgh |
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1950 |
B |
Hal Fitkin |
5 |
57 |
Detroit |
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1950 |
B |
Bill Dey |
12 |
145 |
Baltimore |
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1950 |
B |
Herb Carey |
15 |
196 |
Philadelphia |
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1949 |
B |
Joe Sullivan |
4 |
32 |
Detroit |
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1949 |
T |
Jon Jenkins |
9 |
91 |
Philadelphia |
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1949 |
E |
Dale Armstrong |
12 |
121 |
Philadelphia |
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1948 |
B |
Fran O'Brien |
22 |
199 |
Boston |
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1947 |
G |
Art Young |
27 |
249 |
Pittsburgh |
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1946 |
G |
Don Alverez |
18 |
162 |
Boston |
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1946 |
B |
Ed Grygiel* |
25 |
237 |
Philadelphia |
|
1946 |
G |
Carl McKinnon |
29 |
272 |
Boston |
|
1945 |
B |
Don Kasprzak* |
10 |
91 |
Boston |
|
1945 |
E |
John Monahan |
13 |
122 |
Pittsburgh |
|
1945 |
T |
Jim Landrigan* |
19 |
188 |
Pittsburgh |
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1944 |
G |
Roger Antaya |
16 |
164 |
Boston |
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1944 |
T |
Nick Daukas |
28 |
294 |
Philadelphia |
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1939 |
HB |
Bob MacLeod |
1 |
5 |
Brooklyn |
All-Time Dartmouth Picks By Round
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Rd |
Pick |
Team |
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1939 |
HB |
Bob MacLeod |
1 |
5 |
Brooklyn |
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1976 |
LB |
Reggie Williams |
3 |
82 |
Cincinnati |
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1949 |
B |
Joe Sullivan |
4 |
32 |
Detroit |
|
1950 |
E |
Tom Rowe |
5 |
56 |
Pittsburgh |
|
1950 |
B |
Hal Fitkin |
5 |
57 |
Detroit |
|
1978 |
DE |
Gregg Robinson |
6 |
142 |
New York Jets |
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1998 |
LB |
Zack Walz |
6 |
158 |
Arizona |
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2004 |
RB |
Casey Cramer |
7 |
228 |
Tampa Bay |
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1971 |
DB |
Willie Bogan |
8 |
207 |
Baltimore |
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1949 |
T |
Jon Jenkins |
9 |
91 |
Philadelphia |
|
1945 |
B |
Don Kasprzak* |
10 |
91 |
Boston |
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1954 |
E |
Dave McLaughlin |
11 |
129 |
Philadelphia |
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1963 |
LB |
Don McKinnon |
11 |
153 |
New York Giants |
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1968 |
DB |
Gordon Rule |
11 |
299 |
Green Bay |
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1949 |
E |
Dale Armstrong |
12 |
121 |
Philadelphia |
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1950 |
B |
Bill Dey |
12 |
145 |
Baltimore |
|
1945 |
E |
John Monahan |
13 |
122 |
Pittsburgh |
|
1950 |
B |
Herb Carey |
15 |
196 |
Philadelphia |
|
1944 |
G |
Roger Antaya |
16 |
164 |
Boston |
|
1953 |
T |
George Rambour |
17 |
195 |
Baltimore |
|
1976 |
WR |
Tom Fleming |
17 |
464 |
Cleveland |
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1946 |
G |
Don Alverez |
18 |
162 |
Boston |
|
1945 |
T |
Jim Landrigan* |
19 |
188 |
Pittsburgh |
|
1948 |
B |
Fran O'Brien |
22 |
199 |
Boston |
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1946 |
B |
Ed Grygiel* |
25 |
237 |
Philadelphia |
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1947 |
G |
Art Young |
27 |
249 |
Pittsburgh |
|
1944 |
T |
Nick Daukas |
28 |
294 |
Philadelphia |
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1946 |
G |
Carl McKinnon |
29 |
272 |
Boston |
Only (St. Francis quarterback Justin) Sliwoski and Dartmouth’s Nick Howard were invitees from NCAA Football Championship Subdivision schools.
Howard follows in the recent footsteps of former teammates Derek Kyler and Jared Gerbino in attending the famed camp.
Green Alert Take: Howard's selection is not a surprise because Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens is a co-director of the Manning Passing Academy.
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Headline on a story in The Dartmouth: Inside the Hash Marks: A Symbol of Victory; Dartmouth long snapper Josh Greene ’23 reflects on the significance of his 2021 Ivy League Football Championship ring. (LINK)
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EXTRA POINT
With beautiful long-range views from all sides of our house, I have no fewer than three pairs of binoculars sitting on window sills at the ready. There's one pair downstairs, one pair in the BGA World Headquarters office facing southeast, and another pair in the bathroom if you can believe it, ready to check out the view from the back of the house.
That may all see a little excessive, but when the sun is just right and there's a glare briefly lighting up something on a faraway ridge, it's fun to try to try to find out what is causing it before the angle changes and it fades from view. It's neat to get a close-up look at a hawk riding thermals over our field out front before it flies away, and to scan the ridge atop 4,802-foot Mount Moosilauke on a crisp, clear day.
When that bird you can't identify lands for a few seconds on a tree out back it's not necessarily going to hang around until you can run and find a pair of binoculars so that pair in the bathroom is handy. This morning it was a cedar waxwing munching on berries that never fell last winter. Last week it was an American kestrel perched atop a fir tree scanning for his latest meal. What will it be next? If the binox aren't close at hand we may never know ;-)
