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...factor in a second-team Division I-AA All-American Selection and the fact that he was the first football player to be named first team All-Ivy four straight times...
...round competition—the equivalent of a national championship for collegiate dance teams—featured 80 teams separated into three divisions, with Harvard competing against 26 teams in Division I, which includes all schools with Division I-AA football teams...
...course this isn’t incredibly surprising, noting the Ivy Council of Presidents’ disdain for the prefix “post.” (For a practical example of the “postphobic” bent of our esteemed leaders, consider their stance on the I-AA playoffs in football...
...seriously, the whole school would rally around a good basketball team. More than any other athletic team, the men’s basketball team has the ability to galvanize students. The football team does not have the opportunity to participate in bowl games or even the Division I-AA playoffs...
Fried will now represent Harvard at the national level. If he is chosen as the Division I-AA national winner, he will receive a $5,000 donation for the community/philanthropic cause of his choice...