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With transfer portal news breaking left and right, keeping up-to-date is tricky. That said, here's what the picture looks like this morning regarding Dartmouth players who could come back but have entered the portal, and those who have exhausted their Ivy League eligibility and are hoping to find a new home:

In Portal But Can Return:

Linebacker Macklin Ayers

Wide Receiver Isaac Boston

Defensive Back Leonard St. Gourdin

Tight End Jace Henry

Defensive Back Cam Maddox

Defensive Back Tyson McCloud
Defensive Back Onye Onuoha
Running Back Joey Richmond

Tight End Nic Sani

In Portal Cannot Return:

Longsnapper Josh Greene

Quarterback Nick Howard

Defensive Lineman Hank Knez

Defensive Lineman Charlie Looes

Did I miss anyone? Let me know.

Green Alert Take: Don't forget that Dartmouth had players like Nick Howard, Quinten Arello and Marques White test the transfer portal waters after last season and return to help the Big Green win the Ivy League title this year.

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As a reminder, here are Dartmouth grads who came through the portal and played elsewhere this year:

TE Zion Carter, Buffalo

DL Shane Cokes, Colorado

CB Robert Crockett, Bryant

OL John Paul Flores, Louisville

OL Michael Flores, Old Dominion

LB Joe Heffernan, Duke

DB Tyron Herring, Delaware

DL Bobby Jefferson, Robert Morris
DB Isaiah Johnson, Syracuse

DB John Pupel, Boston College

RB Noah Roper, Colorado School of Mines

DB Seth Verilus, Robert Morris

WR Dale Chesson, Michigan

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The Dartmouth has a story out of Dartmouth's season-ending win over Brown and the Ivy League championship HERE.

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This is kind of . . .uh . . .  different?

Who’s the should have been pro- Snow Volleyball Player and who’s the secret Swiftie?

Check out this week’s Coaches Conversation at @HanoverInn with Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach Sammy McCorkle and Head Volleyball Coach Kevin Maureen Campbell to find out!#TheWoods🌲 pic.twitter.com/Us7cpGu0vs

— Dartmouth Athletics (@dartmouthsports) November 23, 2023

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EXTRA POINT
Now that it's Black Friday can we please stop hearing commercials and seeing advertisements for Black Friday? For the record, I'd rather be locked in a room with an endless loop of Hallmark Christmas movies running than be caught anywhere near a shopping mall today (or this weekend, for that matter).