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Ivy League Football 2011 Ivy League Football Media Guide 11 1 12 Ivy League Football 2011 Ivy League Football Media Guide THE COUNCIL OF IVY LEAGUE PRESIDENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 228 Alexander Street, 2nd Floor • Princeton, N.J. 08540 • (609) 258-6426 SECTION 1 — INTRODUCTION 1-9 Robin Harris Executive Director [email protected] Schedules Carolyn Campbell-McGovern Deputy Executive Director ......... [email protected] Glossary Celene McGowan Associate Executive Director ....... [email protected] Scottie Rodgers Associate Executive Director ....... [email protected] SECTION 2 — 2010 YEAR IN REVIEW 10-14 Dan Colleran Assistant Executive Director ........... [email protected] SECTION 3 — YEAR-BY-YEAR HISTORY 15-45 Sarah Finney Assistant Executive Director [email protected] All-Time Standings Megan McHugo Assistant Executive Director ...... [email protected] Brown Robin Patsey Administrative Assistant ............... [email protected] Columbia Regina Maguire Business Manager ...................... [email protected] Cornell Jim Maconaghy Officials Coordinator Dartmouth Harvard Penn FOOTBALL CONTACTS Princeton Yale BROWN UNIVERSITY SECTION 4 — HONORS 46-67 Athletics Department • P.O. Box 1932 • Providence, R.I. 02912 The Heisman Trophy Chris Humm (401) 863-1095 office First-Team All-Americans [email protected] (401) 867-3888 press box brownbears.com First-Team Academic All-Americans National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winners COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Rhodes Scholarship Winners Ivy Leaguers in the College Football Hall of Fame Dodge Fitness Center • Mail Code 1900 • New York, N.Y. 10027 Asa A. Bushnell Cup Darlene Camacho (212) 854-2535 office Rookies of the Year [email protected] (212) 304-8023 press box gocolumbialions.com All-Time Awards Ivy Leaguers in the National Football League 2011 Ivy Leaguers in the NFL CORNELL UNIVERSITY Ivy Leaguers in the NFL Draft Teagle Hall • Ithaca, N.Y. 14853 SECTION 5 — RECORDS 68-106 Jeremy Hartigan (607) 255-9788 office Individual Records [email protected] (607) 255-3535 press box cornellbigred.com Team Records Coaching Records DARTMOUTH COLLEGE SECTION 6 — SERIES HISTORY 107-133 6083 Alumni Gym • Hanover, N.H. 03755 Rick Bender (603) 646-2468 office [email protected] (603) 646-0111 press box dartmouthsports.com CREDITS The 2011 Ivy League Football Media Guide is published by The Ivy League Office, Robin Harris, Executive Director. HARVARD UNIVERSITY Murr Center • 65 North Harvard Street • Cambridge, Mass. 02163 Kurt Svoboda (617) 495-2206 office Edited by: Scottie Rodgers Associate Executive Director, Communications [email protected] (617) 495-5902 press box gocrimson.com Additional Editorial Assistance/Research: Dan Colleran UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Assistant Executive Director, 235 South 33rd Street • Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 Communications & Championships Eric Dolan (215) 898-6129 office Sarah Finney [email protected] (215) 898-6159 press box pennathletics.com Assistant Executive Director, Communications & Championships PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Brett Hoover Athletics Department • P.O. Box 71 • Princeton, N.J. 08544 Former Associate Director, Communications Craig Sachson (609) 258-3680 office Alex Searle [email protected] (609) 258-0660 press box goprincetontigers.com Former Assistant Director, Communications YALE UNIVERSITY Athletics Department • P.O. Box 208216 • New Haven, Conn. 06520 Steve Conn (203) 432-1455 office [email protected] (203) 764-9244 press box yalebulldogs.com IVY LEAGUE 228 Alexander Street, 2nd Floor • Princeton, N.J. 08540 Scottie Rodgers (609) 258-2999 office [email protected] ivyleaguesports.com 11 2 12 Ivy League Football 2011 Schedule Future Schedules SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 BROWN CORNELL HARVARD PRINCETON Georgetown at Yale, Noon 2012 2012 2012 2012 Columbia at Fordham, 1 pm S15 at Holy Cross S15 at Fordham S15 San Diego S15 at Lehigh Harvard at Holy Cross, 1 pm Colgate at Dartmouth, 1:30 pm S22 Harvard S22 Yale S22 at Brown S22 Georgetown Brown at Stony Brook, 6 pm S29 at Georgetown S29 at Bucknell S29 Holy Cross S29 at Columbia Bucknell at Cornell, 6 pm O6 at Rhode Island O6 at Harvard O6 Cornell O6 at Lafayette Lafayette at Penn, 6 pm [LSN] O13 at Princeton O13 Monmouth O13 Bucknell O13 Brown Lehigh at Princeton, 6 pm O20 Cornell O20 at Brown O20 at Princeton O20 Harvard O27 at Penn O27 Princeton O27 at Dartmouth O27 at Cornell FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 N3 Yale N3 Dartmouth N3 Columbia N3 Penn *Brown at Harvard, 7 pm N10 at Dartmouth N10 at Columbia N10 at Penn N10 at Yale N17 Columbia N17 Penn N17 Yale N17 Dartmouth SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 *Cornell at Yale, Noon [VERSUS] 2013 2013 2013 2013 Albany at Columbia, 12:30 pm Dartmouth at Sacred Heart, 1 pm S21 at Stony Brook S21 Bucknell S21 at San Diego S21 Lehigh Penn vs. Villanova, 6 pm S28 at Harvard S28 at Yale S28 Brown S28 Bucknell Bucknell at Princeton, 6 pm O5 Rhode Island O5 Wagner O5 at Holy Cross O5 Columbia O12 Holy Cross O12 Harvard O12 at Cornell O12 at Hampton SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1 O19 Princeton O19 at Colgate O19 Lafayette O19 at Brown Wagner at Cornell. 12:30 pm O26 at Cornell O26 Brown O26 Princeton O26 at Harvard Yale at Lehigh, 12:30 pm N2 Penn N2 at Princeton N2 Dartmouth N2 Cornell Harvard at Lafayette, 1 pm [LSN] N9 at Yale N9 at Dartmouth N9 at Columbia N9 at Penn Rhode Island at Brown, 6 pm N16 Dartmouth N16 Columbia N16 Penn N16 Yale *Columbia at Princeton, 6 pm *Penn at Dartmouth, 6 pm N23 at Columbia N23 at Penn N23 at Yale N23 at Dartmouth SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 2014 2014 2014 2014 *Dartmouth at Yale, Noon S20 at Georgetown S20 at Colgate S20 Holy Cross S20 at San Diego Holy Cross at Brown, 12:30 pm S27 Harvard S27 at Bucknell S27 at Brown S27 Davidson Sacred Heart at Columbia, 12:30 pm O4 at Rhode Island O4 Yale O4 at Georgetown O4 at Columbia *Harvard at Cornell, 12:30 pm O11 Holy Cross O11 at Harvard O11 Cornell O11 at Colgate Princeton at Hampton, 1 pm O18 at Princeton O18 Lehigh O18 Lafayette O18 Brown Fordham at Penn, 6 pm O25 Cornell O25 at Brown O25 at Princeton O25 Harvard N1 at Penn N1 Princeton N1 at Dartmouth N1 at Cornell SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 *Princeton at Brown, 12:30 pm N8 Yale N8 Dartmouth N8 Columbia N8 Penn Cornell at Colgate, 1 pm N15 at Dartmouth N15 at Columbia N15 at Penn N15 at Yale Dartmouth at Holy Cross, 1 pm N22 Columbia N22 Penn N22 Yale N22 Dartmouth Bucknell at Harvard, 1 pm *Penn at Columbia, 3:30 pm [VERSUS] COLUMBIA DARTMOUTH PENN YALE Yale at Lafayette, 6 pm [LSN] 2012 2012 2012 2012 S15 Marist S15 Butler S15 at Lafayette S15 Georgetown SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 S22 Fordham S22 at Holy Cross S22 Villanova S22 at Cornell *Yale at Penn, Noon [VERSUS] S29 Princeton S29 Penn S29 at Dartmouth S29 Colgate *Brown at Cornell, 12:30 pm *Princeton at Harvard, 1 pm O6 at Lehigh O6 at Yale O6 William & Mary O6 Dartmouth *Columbia at Dartmouth, 1:30 pm O13 at Penn O13 Sacred Heart O13 Columbia O13 at Lafayette O20 Dartmouth O20 at Columbia O20 at Yale O20 Penn SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29 O27 at Yale O17 Harvard O27 Brown O27 Columbia *Yale at Columbia, Noon [YES] N3 at Harvard N3 at Cornell N3 at Princeton N3 at Brown *Penn at Brown, 12:30 pm N10 Cornell N10 Brown N10 Harvard N10 Princeton *Cornell at Princeton, 1 pm N17 at Brown N17 at Princeton N17 at Cornell N17 at Harvard *Dartmouth at Harvard, 6 pm 2013 2013 2013 2013 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 S21 at Fordham S21 at Butler S21 Lafayette S21 Georgetown *Brown at Yale, Noon [YES] *Harvard at Columbia, 12:30 pm S28 Albany S28 Holy Cross S28 Villanova S28 Cornell *Princeton at Penn, 1 pm O5 at Princeton O5 at Penn O5 Dartmouth O5 at Lehigh *Cornell at Dartmouth, 1:30 pm O12 Sacred Heart O12 Yale O12 Fordham O12 at Dartmouth O19 Penn O19 Bucknell O19 at Columbia O19 at Lafayette SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 O26 at Dartmouth O26 Columbia O26 Yale O26 at Penn *Penn at Harvard, Noon [VERSUS] N2 at Yale N2 at Harvard N2 at Brown N2 at Columbia *Yale at Princeton, Noon [YES] N9 Harvard N9 Cornell N9 Princeton N9 Brown *Dartmouth at Brown, 12:30 pm N16 at Cornell N16 at Brown N16 at Harvard N16 at Princeton *Columbia at Cornell, 12:30 pm N23 Brown N23 Princeton N23 Cornell N23 Harvard SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 *Harvard at Yale, Noon [VERSUS] 2014 2014 2014 2014 *Brown at Columbia, 12:30 pm S20 Fordham S20 S20 Jacksonville S20 *Cornell at Penn, 1 pm S27 at Albany S27 S27 Villanova S27 *Princeton at Dartmouth, 1:30 pm O4 Princeton O4 Penn O4 at Dartmouth O4 at Cornell O11 at Monmouth O11 at Yale O11 at Fordham O11 Dartmouth O18 at Penn O18 O18 Columbia O18 Colgate All Times Eastern O25 Dartmouth O25 at Columbia O25 at Yale O25 Penn * Ivy League Contests N1 Yale N1 Harvard N1 Brown N1 at Columbia N8 at Harvard N8 at Cornell N8 at Princeton N8 at Brown N15 Cornell N15 Brown N15 Harvard N15 Princeton N22 at Brown N22 at Princeton N22 at Cornell N22 at Harvard 11 3 12 Ivy League Football Glossary ACADEMICS bronze statue of Bednarik is planned for Franklin Field in Philadelphia. The statue Forty-two Ivy League players have earned the distinction of first-team Academic will be the centerpiece of a museum-quality display honoring both Penn football All-America, most recently Brown offensive tackle Patrick Conroy in 2010. In 2005, and the Eagles during the years they played their home games at Franklin Field. Brown running back Nick Hartigan joined Yale’s Rich Diana as the only players in BERMAN, CHRIS League history to be both a first-team All-American and Academic All-American A Brown University Athletic Hall of Fame inductee in 1991, Chris Berman is one in the same season.
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