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...rest of the line, senior defensive end Brad Bagdis has glided his way into the role of captain after finishing as a second team All-Ivy performer...
...team’s 2006 captain, Ryan Tully ’07, is the only missing piece from last year’s linebacker puzzle, but his graduation has opened up the way for junior Matthew Thomas to enter the picture. Thomas is not lacking in experience, having seen time in all 10 games last year. He is accompanied by juniors Glenn Dorris and Eric Schultz, both of whom started as sophomores a year ago. The two have combined for more than 30 games’ experience and 17 starts in their two seasons...
...only sack and its only interception at Holy Cross. He’s joined in the middle of the field by fellow junior Eric Schultz, Harvard’s leading tackler a year ago, and new starter Matthew Thomas, who takes over on the weak side for former captain Ryan Tully ’07. Special Teams Though he entered the season on pace to become the second most prolific scorer in Harvard history, senior Matt Schindel (left) now only has duties as the punter after sophomore Patrick Long took over sole kickoff and placekicking duties. Long has the stronger...
Leading the charge for the Crimson are senior captain Suzie Trimble, who was named All-Ivy Second Team in 2006, and Mahon, the 2004 Ivy League Rookie of the Year and a recipient of honorable mention All-Ivy last season...
...fact is, however, that Kilpatrick grew up in a powerful Michigan political family. His mother, now chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, spent years in Michigan's legislature. His father was a county commissioner. A former college football captain who trained as a lawyer, Kwame Kilpatrick himself was a rising star in Michigan's legislature before being elected mayor. So he was hardly a political neophyte when he displayed behavior many view as unseemly for a sitting mayor of a major American city. For many, Kilpatrick's style and his attempts to cast himself as a racial martyr sent...