Dartmouth transfer DB Tyson McCloud signed with Stony Brook https://t.co/2EHmMgnbwO
— FarrellPortal (@farrellportal) June 7, 2024
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The updated HERO Sports FCS-to-FBS tracker includes no fewer than 34 names. This list contains 35 because HERO missed on Dartmouth's Hank Knez. It's a safe bet HERO probably missed a few more.
BROWN
WR Jordan McIntyre – Colorado State
COLUMBIA
OL Luke Painton – UMass
CORNELL
DB Paul Lewis III – Akron
LB Malin White – Buffalo
OL Micah Sahakian – Duke
LB Connor Henderson – North Texas
LB Noah Taylor – Northwestern
K/P Jackson Kennedy –Syracuse
TE Manny Adebi – Vanderbilt
DARTMOUTH
TE Jace Henry – Nevada
DL Charles Looes – Rice
DL Hank Knez – Northwestern
LB Macklin Ayers – UMass
DB Leonard St. Gourdin – UMass
OL Ethan Sipe – Virginia
HARVARD
DL Logan Bednar – Eastern Michigan
OL Jacob Rizy – Florida State
DL Thor Griffith – Louisville
LB Matt Hudson – Memphis
OL Spencer Cassell – Rice
TE Tyler Neville – Virginia
PENN
DL Will Seiler – Duke
OL Jack Purcell – Duke
DL Joey Slackman – Florida
WR Maurcus McDaniel – Miami
DB Kendren Smith – Virginia
PRINCETON
LB Liam Johnson – Cal
LB Ozzie Nicholas – Duke
OL Jalen Travis – Iowa State
YALE
TE Jackson Hawes – Georgia Tech
OL Jonathan Mendoza – Louisville
DL Ezekiel Larry – San Diego State
DL Clay Patterson – Stanford
LB Joseph Vaughn – UCLA
Of note . . .
Old friend Holy Cross, which has enjoyed a terrific run, is sending no fewer than eight players off to the FBS this fall including four who are following former Crusaders' coach Bob Chesney to James Madison.
And former New Hampshire quarterback Max Brosmer has been impressive enough at the University of Minnesota that he's been named a team captain before ever playing a game for the Big Ten team.
Tomorrow: The FCS-to-FCS transfers.
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EXTRA POINT
For those of you following along, yesterday was a better day than Saturday. On the down side, our little post office was once again unstaffed for those of us waiting on packages that wouldn't fit in our PO boxes.
For those of you following along, yesterday was a better day than Saturday. On the down side, our little post office was once again unstaffed for those of us waiting on packages that wouldn't fit in our PO boxes.
On the up side, a drive over to the power equipment shop and a face-to-face conversation brought a pledge to send a trailer over to pick up our lawn tractor for the repair necessary after I unwittingly and unsuccessfully tried to mow an embedded boulder. The trailer hasn't shown yet, and I don't know how long the repair will take, but hey, it's progress.
Speaking of our visit to the power equipment shop, while we were there I thought to head a handful of miles north for a few pictures to show you something that may be a surprise. Did you know there's gold in them thar hills not far north of Dartmouth? It's true. Here are a few shots taken yesterday, including one of a prospector with a gold dredging machine. Listen to a public radio story about gold in this stream HERE.
