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Yesterday, the Boston Globe reported the details of the dismissal, recounting a lewd senior skit night and a controversial speech in front of players and coaches by Toci. The Globe reported that Toci read 20 reasons why Harvard football would not rise to Division I-A, a skit that some players considered less offensive than others...
Division I-A programs like Boston College, Vanderbilt, and Pittsburgh showed interest. Pilconis readied himself for the college camps and combines where scouts could see the 6’5 wideout from the videotapes in the flesh...
Sure, junior running back Clifton Dawson was a Payton Award candidate this past season, and likely will be again this year. And he is a transfer from a Division I-A program, Northwestern, that is from a BCS conference and was bowl-eligible last season, but that will hardly change my mind...
Both came to Harvard to play. O’Hagan had turned down numerous offers from Division I-A schools to play as a safety so that he could come to Cambridge and lead the Crimson offense. Irvin had left behind a starting job and a scholarship at Tulane with the idea that he would be Fitzpatrick’s successor...
...doesn’t hurt Humm, Sullivan, and others pushing cases like Hartigan’s that the Ivy League is largely viewed as one of the last bastions of truly amateur athletics and actual student-athletes—particularly when contrasted with many of its Division I-A counterparts. USC quarterback and 2004 Heisman Trophy winner Matt Leinart, for instance, is taking just one dancing class in his final fall semester.In contrast, according to Hartigan’s New York Times profile, he has maintained a 3.91 GPA and is writing his thesis on the up-and-coming alliance...