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Yesterday, the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston declared Harvard’s senior goaltender, Dov Grumet-Morris, the recipient of the 53rd Walter Brown Award, which annually honors the best American-born collegiate hockey player in New England...
Brian White ’86 may not have sported Harvard colors for almost 20 years, but the former Crimson quarterback hasn’t left the gridiron yet. Now the offensive coordinator and running backs coach for Wisconsin, White celebrated 2005 by coaching the then-No. 16 Badgers in the Outback Bowl...
...Pats turn to disappoint, courtesy of a whipping from the surging Pittsburgh Steelers. The real winner, as it is every Sunday, is the National Football League. "We compete against each other for three hours a week," says Robert Kraft, owner of the defending-champion Patriots, speaking of his gridiron adversaries. "Otherwise we have aligned interests...
...backfield. Pop Warner, football's Little League, has 20,000 coaches. At most, 200, or 1%, are women. And only one high school in America--George Washington in New York City--has a female head football coach. This isn't shocking, given that few girls actually grace the gridiron. Still, the National Football League (NFL) is eager to address the shortage, starting with moms like Bolds-Jackson in New Orleans...
Speaking of questioning the legitimacy of the national title, this week Harvard claimed the top spot in five of the eight computer polls used in the Gridiron Power Index—the I-AA equivalent of the BCS ranking system. The Crimson climbed to 38th and 41st in all of Division I in the Sagarin and Massey polls, respectively. No Ivy team has ever finished in the top spot of any single computer poll, much less five. And no Ivy team has ever won the I-AA national title...