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Word has it that the Ivy League presidents are going to remove their ban on postseason play for football and allow the Ivy champion to participate in the I-AA playoffs...
...never seen the league stronger,” Harvard coach Tim Murphy said. “It’s the most competitive from top to bottom that I have ever seen. We’ve got a lot of teams that can play with any of the other I-AA leagues...
According to the GPI—the I-AA equivalent of the BCS—the Ivy League ranked as the fifth-best conference in I-AA last season. Two of the league’s top three quarterbacks—Fitzpatrick and the Bulldogs’ Alvin Cowan—are returning for their senior seasons. The Ivies return their top three running backs—the Crimson’s Clifton Dawson, the Quakers’ Sam Mathews and Brown’s Nick Hartigan—from a year ago. Both of the big play Ivy receivers?...
Added to the trophy case was an All-New England pick for the fourth year in a row; the Gridiron Club of Boston’s Bulgar Lowe Award, given to the top defensive player in New England; a second team D I-AA All-America nod; and a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award, given to the top defensive player in D I-AA football...
...even that tally of honors doesn’t begin to account for the sum total of Balestracci’s impact on the New England D I-AA football scene, not to mention his influence on his team...