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Rehan Muttalib ’09

95 Team Awards Coach Bob Blackman Trophy Award Kenneth T. Young Award

To the player, selected To the junior or sopho- To the junior or sopho- by the coaching staff, more offensive player, more defensive player, who has contributed selected by the coaching selected by the coaching most to the success of staff, who has contrib- staff, who has contrib- the team . Gift of L . G . uted most to the success uted most to the success Balfour Company . of the team . Gift of Ken- of the team . Gift of Ken- neth Young ’48 . neth Young ’48 .

Ian Wilson, SS Tim McManus, WR Peter Pidermann, FS 2008 Winner 2008 Winner 2008 Winner 1959 Bill Gundy, QB 1972 Rick Klupchak, HB 1978 Cody Press, DB 1960 Alan Rozycki, HB 1973 Tom Snickenberger, QB 1979 Jerry Pierce, LB 1961 Gary Spiess, HB 1974 Reggie Williams, LB 1980 Scott Hacker, LB 1962 Bill King, QB 1975 Pat Sullivan, OG 1981 Joe Moore, DB Don McKinnon, C-LB 1976 Sam Coffey, TB 1982 Steve Karol, LB 1963 Scott Creelman, E 1977 Jeff Hickey, LB 1983 Don Pomeroy, LB 1964 Jack McLean, DB 1978 Jeff Dufresne, TB 1984 Peter Kortebein, LB 1965 Ed Long, E 1979 Dave Shula, SE 1985 Tom Ramsey, DT 1966 Pete Walton, FB 1980 George Thompson, OG 1986 Brett Matthews, DB 1967 Steve Luxford, HB 1981 Wayne Ferree, OT 1987 Paul Michael, LB 1968 Randy Wallick, OE 1982 Jack Daly, WR 1988 Kevin Luensmann, DT 1969 Tom Quinn, HB 1983 Rich Weissman, TB 1989 Peter Chapman, DT 1970 John Short, HB 1984 Doug Keare, TE 1990 Sal Sciretto, DB 1971 Stuart Simms, FB 1985 Dave Gabianelli, QB Harry Wright, LB 1972 , QB 1986 Matt Drury, TE 1991 Jason Fell, DB 1973 Tom Csatari, DE 1987 Dave Gazzaniga, C 1992 Gerry LaMontagne, DT 1974 Brian Wroczynski, DT 1988 Mark Johnson, QB 1993 Josh Bloom, LB 1975 Reggie Williams, LB 1989 Shon Page, TB 1994 Taran Lent, DE 1976 Kevin Case, QB 1990 Greg Rush, C 1995 Mark Abel, LB 1977 John Carney, DB 1991 Lance Brackee, OT 1996 Zach Walz, LB 1978 , QB 1992 , QB 1997 Jon Gibbs, LB 1979 Cody Press, DB 1993 Dave Shearer, WR 1998 Steve Varney, LB 1980 Jerry Pierce, LB 1994 Pete Oberle, TB 1999 Brad Eissler, DB 1981 Scott Hacker, LB 1995 Brian Larsen, OT 2000 Matt Mercer, LB 1982 Dave Neslund, LB 1996 Zach Ellis, WR 2001 Steve Jensen, CB/KR 1983 Frank Polsinello, QB 1997 Dylan Karczewski, TB 2002 Clayton Smith, FS 1984 Lorenzo Chambers, TB 1998 Chris Carney, OT 2003 Chris Dodds, SS 1985 Len Fontes, LB 1999 Caleb Moore, OG 2004 Anthony Gargiulo, DE 1986 Dave Gabianelli, QB 2000 Kevin Noone, OG 2005 Ian Wilson, SS 1987 Terry Phillis, FB 2001 Casey Cramer, TE 2006 Ian Wilson, SS 1988 Dave Gazzaniga, C 2002 Casey Cramer, TE 2007 Rehan Muttalib, DT 1989 David Clark, FB 2003 Andrew Hall, WR 1990 Shon Page, TB 2004 Chad Gaudet, RB 1991 Al Rosier, TB 2005 Josh Cohen, QB 1992 Jay Fiedler, QB 2006 Ben Goeke, OT 1993 Jay Fiedler, QB 2007 Alex Rapp, OT 1994 Josh Bloom, LB 1995 Greg Smith, TB 1996 Jon Aljancic, QB 1997 Zack Walz, LB 1998 Brad Verber, DB 1999 Caleb Moore, OG 2000 Matt Mercer, LB 2001 Matt Mercer, LB 2002 , QB 2003 Casey Cramer, TE 2004 Clayton Smith, FS 2005 Josh Dooley, LB 2006 Mike Fritz, QB 2007 Justin Cottrell, LB

Ian Wilson 17-Time Champions 96 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Team Awards Lester R. Godwin Award Manners Makyth Man Award 2003 Lyle Campbell, LB 2004 Ryan Conger, DE To the varsity football 2005 Josh Dooley, LB player, selected by his 2006 Bobby Calderwood, FB teammates, who has 2007 Brian Evans best conducted himself to the advantage of the College in the sense of Gordon P. Bennett Award William Wykeham’s phrase, “Manners To the offensive or Makyth Man ”. Gift of defensive lineman, Charles G . Milham selected by the coaching 1906 and his wife, Alma staff, who exempli- Josh Curcio, OL Ben Duke, OL Kyle Cavanaugh, FS Milham . fies the high degree of 2008 Co-Winner 2008 Co-Winner 2008 Winner performance, sports- manship and character 1949 Stewart Young, G exhibited by Gordon P . To the senior football player who, through extraor- 1950 Bill Monahan, T Bennett ’37, captain of dinary perseverance, has risen above personal 1951 Jim Churchill, HB the 1936 football team . disadvantage to contribute measurably to the team . 1952 Kester Pierson, HB Gift of Mr . and Mrs . Gift of Lester R . Godwin ’30 . 1953 Walt Anderson, HB Rehan Muttalib, DT Charles Collis ’37 . 1954 John Dell Isola, HB 2008 Winner 1955 Don Marriott, E 1976 John Mugglebee, WR 1956 Jim Parkes, G 1981 George Thompson, OG 1977 Steve Ferraris, QB 1957 John Murphy, T 1982 Robert Dell Isola, OG 1978 Scot Brewster, SE 1958 Scott Palmer, E 1983 Mark Pare, C 1979 Larry Margerum, P 1959 Pete Erwin, G 1984 Slade Schuster, OT 1980 Jeff Johnson, LB 1960 Alan Rozycki, HB 1985 Slade Schuster, OT 1981 Len Jones, DB 1961 Carl Funke, C 1986 Chris Matonis, OG 1982 Rick Stafford, QB 1962 Bill Wellstead, E/K 1987 Brent Frei, DT 1983 Matt Lopes, SE 1963 Chuck Greer, E 1988 Jay Swett, LB 1984 Paul DiSilvestro, TE 1964 Bruce Gottschall, QB 1989 Kevin Luensmann, DT 1985 Brian Stretch, QB 1965 Tony Yezer, G 1990 Peter Chapman, DT 1986 Russell Gardner, LB 1966 Bill Robb, QB 1991 Greg Rush, C 1987 Chris Keck, TE 1967 Leonard (Skip) Small, OG Dan Mulligan, DT 1988 Neil Abramson, WR 1968 Bill Kinscher, QB 1992 Lance Brackee, OT 1989 Bryce Boeye, DB 1969 Tom Quinn, HB George Neos, DE 1990 Carl Demeree, TE 1970 Giff Foley, DE 1993 Andy MacDonald, OT 1991 Wayne Bantner, OT 1971 Franklin (Bud) Lynch, DT George Neos, DE 1992 Matt Brzica, WR 1972 Chuck Thomas, HB 1994 Ben Barber, C 1993 Chris Powers, C 1973 Mitch Sadar, LB Hunter Buckner, LB 1994 Chris Boran, DB 1974 Alan Markman, DE 1995 Abe Rife, TE 1995 Pete Oberle, TB 1975 Richard Mulroy, LB Scott Hapgood, DE 1996 Greg Smith, TB 1976 Harry Wilson, SE 1996 Brian Larsen, OT 1997 Keith Lockwood, DT 1977 , DT 1997 Dominic Lanza, C 1998 Kyle Rogers, LB 1978 Buddy Teevens, QB Scott Hapgood, DE 1999 Greg Dietrick, DE 1979 Eric Cutter, HB 1998 Kyle Schroeder, DE 2000 Dan Hutchinson, DE 1980 Tom Marek, OG 1999 Caleb Moore, OG 2001 Michael Gratch, RB 1981 Rob Carroll, LB Kyle Schroeder, DE 2002 Gannon Sungar, OT 1982 John Olejniczak, WR 2000 Dan Hutchinson, DE 2003 Scott Funke, DT 1983 Richard Durante, TB Caleb Moore, OG 2004 Steve Jensen, CB 1984 Peter Wade, LB 2001 Kevin Noone, OG 2005 Mike Shannon, C 1985 Kier Cooper, DB 2002 Kevin Noone, OG 2006 Dan Cook, DE 1986 Craig Denekas, QG 2003 Ryan Conger, DE 2007 Taylor Layman, OG 1987 Brett Matthews, DB Vik Tiku, OT 1988 Paul Sorensen, LB 2004 Anthony Gargiulo, DE 1990 Kevin Peck, QB 2005 Anthony Gargiulo, DE 1991 Mike Bobo, WR 2006 Brian Osimiri, DT 1992 Greg Hoffmeister, TB 2007 Ben Goeke, OT 1993 Ken Bower, DT 1994 Ken Gordon, FB 1995 Brian Crowell, DB 1996 Ed Tatman, DT 1997 Brad Jefferson, DB 1998 John Fowler, OT 1999 Tom Reusser, DB Reggie Belhomme, TB 2000 Todd Jelen, DB 2001 Dave Reed, DE 2002 Matt Davis, WR 17-Time Ivy League Champions 97 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Team Awards Earl Hamilton Varsity Award Earl Hamilton Freshman Award Doten Award

To the senior football To the freshman football To a sophomore who player who displays the player, selected by the made a significant con- friendliness, sense of football coaching staff, tribution to the success humor, and apprecia- who has made the most of the varsity football tion of the outdoors that outstanding contribu- team . Gift of Franklin F . characterized Earl Ham- tion to his team, displays Doten ’23 and his wife, ilton, freshman football the friendliness, sense of Gladys Doten . coach from 1955-65 humor, and apprecia- and varsity backfield tion of the outdoors that coach from 1966 until characterized Earl Ham- his death in 1968 . The ilton, freshman football Casey Frost, FS award, from the Earl Shawn Abuhoff, CB coach from 1955-65 and Charles Bay, DE Hamilton Memorial varsity backfield coach 2008 Winner 2008 Winner 2008 Winner Fund, is an Orvis fishing from 1966 until his rod and engraved case . death in 1968 . The award is made through the Earl 1977 Greg Henry, HB Hamilton Memorial Fund . Chris Lucas, DT 1968 Dave Boyle, FB 1978 Dave Shula, WR 1969 Ernie Babcock, DE 1968 Stuart Simms, FB Jerry Pierce, LB 1970 Giff Foley, DE 1969 Steve Stetson, QB 1979 George Thompson, OG 1971 Franklin (Bud) Lynch, DT 1970 Pat Stone, LB Joe Fernandes, LB 1972 Kevin O’Shea, DE 1971 Tom Snickenberger, QB 1980 Rich Lena, FB 1973 Pat Stone, LB 1972 Reggie Williams, LB Dave Neslund, LB 1974 Dan Skorich, OT 1973 Kevin Young, LB 1981 Frank Polsinello, QB 1975 Charlie Potts, HB 1974 Curt Oberg, FB Dave Fuhrman, LB 1976 Dave Van Vliet, DB 1975 Buddy Teevens, QB 1982 Mike Caraviello, QB 1977 Jeff Immelt, OT 1976 Scott Daggs, SE Dan Carson, DB 1978 David Brown, DE 1977 Dave Shula, WR 1983 Mike Martin, OT 1979 Mike Francis, DT 1978 Charles Williams, HB Len Fontes, LB 1980 Robert Higgins, FB 1979 Peter Lavery, HB 1984 Ernie Torain, TB 1981 Kent Cooper, NG 1980 Jack Daly, SE John Fuhrman, LB 1982 Sean Maher, TB 1981 Dan Carson, DB 1985 Matt Drury, TE 1983 David Wachter, DB 1982 Joe Petite, DB Andy Russell, DB 1984 Joe Koniszewski, NG 1983 Jon Winslow, LB 1986 Craig Morton, WR 1985 Greg Hulbert, OT 1984 Brett Matthews, DB Scott Sims, DB 1986 John Jakiemiec, NG 1985 Craig Morton, WR 1987 Shon Page, TB 1987 Aloysius (Ish) McLaughlin, DT 1986 Steve Demaio, LB Matt Kelley, DT 1988 David Anderson, WR 1987 Brad Preble, DB 1988 Jeff Blackburn, LB 1989 Harris Siskind, OG 1988 Harry Wright, LB Brendan Mahoney, TB 1990 Tom Gladden, DB 1989 Devon Arsenault, TB 1989 Mike Bobo, WR 1991 Tom Morrow, LB 1990 Jay Fiedler, QB Sal Sciretto, DB 1992 Mike Phillips, LB 1991 Josh Bloom, LB 1990 Matt Brzica, QB 1993 Jim McGeehan, DB 1992 Justin Moscardelli, LB George Neos, LB 1994 Gerry Murphy, OT 1993 Brian Schmidt, LB 1991 Jay Fiedler, QB 1995 Tim Cross, DE 1994 Lloyd Lee, DB Gerry LaMontagne, DT 1996 Chris Adamson, OG 1995 Dylan Karczewski, TB 1992 John Clifford, WR 1997 Will Harper, TE 1996 Wayne Schlobohm, P Josh Bloom, LB 1998 Norm McKnight, OG 1997 Bob Bunn, FB 1993 Pete Oberle, TB 1999 Andy Erickson, OG 1998 Brian Mann, QB Jamie Whitticom, DB 2000 Caleb Moore, OG 1999 Matt Davis, WR 1994 Brian Larson, OT 2001 Joe Vinci, LB 2000 Jay Barnard, WR Mark Abel, LB 2002 Alex Ware, P Casey Cramer, TE 1995 Zach Ellis, WR/TB 2003 Phil Frost, SS 2001 Steve Jensen, CB/KR Zack Walz, LB 2004 Chris Little, RB 2002 Josh Dooley, LB 1996 Jon Gibbs, LB 2005 Charles Ganske, FB 2003 Preston Copley, LS 1997 Tom Reusser, DB 2006 Preston Copley, OT 2004 Chad Gaudet, RB 1998 Brad Eissler, DB 2007 Brian Evans, WR 2005 Andrew Dete, LB 1999 Brian Mann, QB 2006 Philip McKeating, LB 2000 Kevin Noone, OG 2007 Tim McManus, WR 2001 Casey Cramer, TE 2002 Clayton Smith, FS 2003 Mike Ribero, CB Charlie Rittgers, QB 2004 Joe Gibalski, LB 2005 Mark Brogna, TE 2006 Andrew Dete, LB

17-Time Ivy League Champions 98 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Team Awards John M. Manley ’40 Award 12th Man Award Alan Hewitt ’34 and Robert Hewitt ’40 Award To the varsity football To the varsity player player who dem- who shows hard work To the varsity player onstrates the most and dedication without who best epitomizes improvement through regard to playing time. athletic performance his efforts in the weight Gift of John M. Manley with academic achieve- room. Gift of John M. ’40. ment. Gift of Alan Manley ’40, a long-time Hewitt ’34 and Robert supporter of the football Hewitt ’40. fitness program.

Rehan Muttalib, DT Rich Cummings, DL 2008 Winner 2008 Winner Andrew Dete, LB 2008 Winner 1986 Jon Winslow, LB 1990 Kirk Mills, DB 1987 Brian Janssen, OG 1991 David Harrison, DT 1991 Rob Birge, DB 1988 Harris Siskind, OG 1992 Jay Dunn, DB 1992 Russ Torres, FB David Clark, FB 1993 Ryan Spayde, LB 1993 Jon Thompson, LB 1989 John Slusher, FB 1994 Ray Sosa, DB 1994 David Shearer, WR 1990 Chad Gallentine, OG 1995 Ren Riley, QB 1995 Jeff English, DT Mike O’Flynn, DT 1996 J. J. Coslet, OT 1996 Trey Bowers, OT 1991 Bill Kuehn, OG 1997 J. T. Cecchini, WR 1997 Dominic Lanza, C Nick Mourlas, NG 1998 John Fowler, OT 1998 Jon Gibbs, LB 1992 Neal Martin, FB 1999 Dan Piening, LB 1999 Steve Varney, LB Sean Riley, DT 2000 Jed Manton, OT 2000 Caleb Moore, OG 1993 Chris Umscheid, FB 2001 Brian Hood, TE 2001 Matt DeLellis, WR Duncan MacLean, OG 2002 Clay Nelson, CB 2002 Kevin Noone, OG 1994 Ken Gordon, TB 2003 John Turner, OT 2003 Jay Barnard, WR 1995 Taran Lent, DE 2004 Sean Sullivan, FB 2004 Grant Wagner, P 1996 Adam Nelson, DT 2005 Dan Shula, QB 2005 Josh Dooley, LB 1997 Lloyd Lee, DB Rich Walton, CB 2006 Ryan Fuselier, WR 1998 Adam Young, TE 2006 Lucius Alexander, OT 2007 Brett Lowe, TE 1999 Kyle Schroeder, DE 2007 Ryan Mahoney, FB 2000 Dan Hutchinson, DE 2001 Sean O’Mara, OT 2002 Matt DeGutes, DT Frank Hershey Award Charles (Stubby) Pearson ’42 2003 Courtney Wuistinger, OT Award 2004 Derham Cato, DT To the varsity player 2005 Charles Ganske, FB who, judged by his Established in 2007 and Jared Dowdakin, OG teammates, possesses a presented to an under- 2006 Justin Cottrell, LB genuine zest for life, a classman on the football 2007 Tim Wheeler, OG strong, upbeat attitude team whose character, and a sincere desire leadership on campus, to win because of his high academic standing Special Teams Award dedication and love for and performance on the the game, his team and playing field most re- . sembles that of Charles These were the qualities (Stubby) Pearson ’42, Milan Williams, RB personified by Frank captain of 1941 football Hershey, an assistant Tim McManus, WR 2008 Winner team who died while coach at Dartmouth 2008 Winner serving in the U.S. Navy from 1981-86 and from 1994 until his death in in World War II. He was 1998. Gift of his wife, Pamela Hershey, and daugh- also captain of and graduated Phi Beta ter, Molly Hershey ’98. Kappa and valedictorian of his class. Gift of David Little ’44 and Peter Little ’81. 1998 Forest Wester, WR 1999 Marshall Hyzdu, LB 2007 Andrew Dete, LB Brian Scullin, P Josh Speicher, LS 2000 Matt Walker, DT 2001 Matt Mercer, LB 2008 Co-Winner 2008 Co-Winner 2002 Kevin Noone, OG 2003 Scott Wedum, FB Established in 2008 and presented to the varsity 2004 Clayton Smith, FS football player who made a significant contribution 2005 Mike Ribero, CB to the success of the varsity football team on special 2006 Jason Bash, RB teams play. Brian Scullin ’09 and long snap- per Josh Speicher ’09 were the inaugural winners of this award.

17-Time Ivy League Champions 99 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Academic Honors Student-Athletes National Football Foundation Scholar-Athletes At a time when some would suggest that the phrase “student-athlete” is an oxymoron, Dart- Year Name Pos mouth continues to demonstrate that excellence in 1960 Alan Rozycki HB academics and athletics are not mutually exclusive . 1970 Willie Bogan DB “Athletics and athletes have played and will 1972 Fred Radke DE continue to play an important part in the life of 1976 Pat Sullivan OG the College,” said President James Wright . “Today, 1988 Paul Sorensen LB athletics are an integral part of the Dartmouth 1994 Josh Bloom LB experience ”. Dartmouth has one of the nation’s highest In 2006, the National Football Foundation graduation rates of football players in the country . named its inaugural National Honor Society . Three Since 1970, 40 student-athletes at Dartmouth—15 seniors on Dartmouth’s 2006 football team were of them football players—have been honored with recognized by the Foundation: Don Bly, TE; Mike Academic All-America selection . Twelve Dart- Fritz, QB, and Ryan Fuselier, WR . mouth football players have also received NCAA In 2007, Dartmouth’s honorees were offensive postgraduate scholarships and six have received linemen Taylor Layman and Tim Wheeler and tight National Football Foundation scholar-athlete Brett Lowe . grants . These statistics illustrate the premium that Dartmouth places on the blend of academic achievement with athletics and general fitness . Academic All-Ivy Dartmouth encourages a well-rounded interest in Dominic Lanza, C many activities—from music and art to student NCAA Postgraduate Three times each year since 1991 (by season), the government and volunteer community service . Ivy League has honored student-athletes on varsity Scholarship Recipients teams with Academic All-Ivy status . Student- athletes must maintain a cumulative grade point Year Name Pos average of 3 .0 or better . These are Dartmouth’s Academic All-America 1965 Tony Yezer OG Academic All-Ivy selections in football: 1967 Henry Paulson OT The Academic All-America team is sponsored 1968 Gene Ryzewicz* RB Year Name Pos annually in several sports by GTE and the College 1968 Randy Wallick TE 1991 Rob Birge DB Sports Information Directors of America . Players 1970 Willie Bogan DB Mike Bobo WR selected must be either a starter or key reserve and 1972 Fred Radke DE Tom Morrow LB have at least a 3 20. grade point average . 1973 Tom Csatari LB 1992 Dennis Durkin KSp 1973 Bob Funk C Jay Fiedler QB Year Name Pos 1976 Pat Sullivan OG 1993 Ken Bower DT 1970 Willie Bogan* DB 1988 Paul Sorensen LB Jay Fiedler QB 1983 Michael Patsis DB 1994 Josh Bloom LB 1994 Josh Bloom LB 1984 Daniel Carson DB 1997 Dominic Lanza C David Shearer WR 1986 Craig Morton WR 1995 Brian Larsen OT 1987 Scott Sims DB *Honored as a player . Taran Lent DE 1987-88 Paul Sorensen LB Pete Oberle TB 1988 Jay Swett LB 1996 Brian Larsen OT 1991 Mike Bobo WR Greg Smith FB 1991 Tom Morrow LB 1997 Dominic Lanza C 1991 Brad Preble DB 1998 Jon Gibbs LB 1992 Russ Torres FB 1999 Caleb Moore OG 1994 Josh Bloom LB 2000 Caleb Moore OG 1994 Zack Lehman NG 2002 Kevin Noone OG 1994 David Shearer WR 2003 Jay Barnard WR 1997 Dominic Lanza C Scott Wedum FB 2005 Josh Dooley LB 2004 Josh Dooley LB 2005 Josh Dooley LB *Willie Bogan ’71, a Rhodes Scholar, is also a 2006 Ryan Fuselier WR member of the GTE Academic All-America 2007 Brett Lowe TE Hall of Fame . 2008 Andrew Dete LB

Willie Bogan, DB 17-Time Ivy League Champions 100 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 All-Americans Since 1896, Dartmouth has had 70 football Gus Zitrides OG AP, UPI 3rd players receive All-America recognition, including 1943 repeat winners . Since 1978, selections have been to John Monahan E R, AP, H 3rd the Division I-AA All-America team . 1948 Here is the code of All-America selectors and Dale Armstrong E NEA 1st; the list of Dartmouth’s selections to the first, sec- AP, R 2nd ond and third teams: 1957 CW — Caspar Whitney; WC — ; R — Grantland Rice; AP — Associated Press; INS Joe Palermo G H 1st — International News Service; H — Hearst Papers; 1958 NEA — Newspaper Enterprise Association; UPI — Jake Crouthamel HB NEA 2nd United Press International; FW — Football Writers; 1962 FC — Football Coaches; SN — Sports Network . (A Don McKinnon C FW 1st; consensus team was named in 1917 .) AP, NEA 2nd; UPI, FC 3rd 1896 Bill King QB NEA 3rd Walter McCornack QB CW 3rd 1965 1902 Ed Long E AP 2nd Swede Oberlander, HB Lloyd Lee, DB Allen Farmer E WC 3rd 1970 1903 1911 Murry Bowden DB FC, WC 1st Henry Hooper C WC 1st David Morey HB WC 2nd 1973 Joseph Gilman G WC 2nd 1912 Tom Csatari DE AP 3rd Myron Witham QB WC 2nd Wesley Moose Englehorn T WC 1st 1975 Leigh Turner T WC 3rd David Morey HB WC 2nd Reggie Williams LB FC 1st; AP 2nd 1904 Ray Bennett G WC 3rd 1988 Joseph Gilman G WC 2nd 1913 Craig Morton WR AP 2nd Ralph Glaze E WC 3rd Robert Hogsett E WC 1st 1990 James Vaughn HB WC 3rd Lawrence Whitney FB WC 3rd Dennis Durkin KSp AP 3rd 1905 1914 1991 Ralph Glaze E WC 1st G WC 3rd Al Rosier TB AP 1st 1907 Milton Ghee QB WC 1st 1992 Edward Rich G WC 2nd 1915 Dennis Durkin KSp AP 1st John Marks HB WC 2nd Clarence Spears G WC 1st Jay Fiedler QB AP 3rd Benjamin Lang T WC 3rd 1917 1996 Eugene Neely G Consensus 2nd Lloyd Lee DB AP 2nd 1919 Brian Larsen OT AP 3rd Adolph Youngstrom G WC 1st 1997 Jim Robertson FB WC 3rd Dominic Lanza C AP 3rd 1920 Zack Walz LB AP 3rd Elijah Bill Cunningham C WC 2nd 2000 1922 Caleb Moore OG AP 3rd Lloyd Neidlinger T WC 2nd 2002 1923 Casey Cramer TE WC, FC, SN 1st; Cyril Aschenbach G WC 2nd AP 2nd 1924 Henry Bjorkman E WC 1st 1925 Carl Dutch Diehl G R, INS 1st George Tully E R, AP 1st Andrew Swede Oberlander HB R, INS, AP 1st Nathan Parker T UPI 1st; R 2nd 1927 Alton Marsters HB R 3rd 1929 Dale Armstrong, E Alton Marsters HB R 3rd 1931 1908 Bill Air Mail Morton QB R 2nd Clarke Tobin G WC 1st 1933 George Schildmiller E WC 1st John Goodwillie T INS 3rd Joseph Brusse C WC 3rd 1936 1909 John Handrahan FB R 3rd Clarke Tobin G WC 2nd 1937 John Marks FB WC 2nd Gus Zitrides OG INS, AP 3rd Lawrence Bankart E WC 2nd Lawrence Hull E R 1st 1910 1938 Edward Daley E WC 2nd Bob MacLeod HB R, INS, H 1st Jake Crouthamel, HB 17-Time Ivy League Champions 101 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Dartmouth in Pro Football The academically prestigious Ivy League may Walz’s Dartmouth seem a long way from the bone-jarring world of teammate, defensive back professional football but more than 40 Dartmouth Lloyd Lee ’98, signed in football alumni have reached this level over the 1998 as a free agent with years, including one Pro Football Hall of Famer . the San Diego Chargers Among Dartmouth players in the professional and saw spot duty with ranks: the Chargers for two sea- Dartmouth’s most recent NFL draftee is Casey sons . He remained in pro Cramer ’04, the All-America and All-Ivy tight end football on the staff of the who became one of Dartmouth’s all-time receiv- . ing leaders from 2000-03 . Cramer was taken in the He is now a coach with seventh round of the 2004 draft by the Tampa Bay the Bears who Buccaneers as a tight end-fullback . He played with went to the the in 2004-05 and joined the in 2007 . in 2006 . In 2000, tight end Jay Fiedler ’94, the Ivy League player-of-the- Adam Young ’99 signed a year in 1992 who holds virtually every Dartmouth free agent contract with passing record, succeeded in 2000 as the Giants . the ’ and helped the Young owns a ring from Dolphins reach the NFL playoffs . During five sea- New York’s 2001 Super sons with the Dolphins, Fiedler had a 36-23 record Bowl appearance . as a starter, passing for 11,040 yards and 66 touch- Caleb Moore ’01, downs . He played for the in 2005, captain and All-Ivy guard a season punctuated by injuries that continued to in 2000, signed as a free Reggie Williams plague him with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and agent with the Tennessee prompted his retirement in 2006 . Over 11 seasons Titans but was an unsuc- coaching career that included stops with Miami Fiedler had a career won-lost record of 37-23 with cessful candidate with both the Titans and Arizona and Dallas . In 1992, the made 11,844 yards passing and 69 . Cardinals . him the youngest in NFL history . At age Fiedler signed originally as a free agent with 31, he edged his famous father, , by a few the Eagles in 1994 . He later moved to Over the Years in the NFL months . the . After a tour in NFL Europe Quarterback Mike Brown ’57 followed his in 1998, he was the backup quarterback with the Dartmouth has been represented in the NFL father, legendary coach , into NFL in 1999 as the Jags also reached from the league’s beginning when Pro Football Hall management . He is president and general manager the playoffs . of Fame tackle ’18 was the first player in of the Bengals . Brown’s daughter, Kate Brown Linebacker Zack Walz ’98, one of four the NFL to be traded, moving from the Rock Island Blackburn ’86, now is the Bengals’ executive vice Dartmouth players to be voted first team All-Ivy Independents to the after player- president . three times, was drafted in the sixth round by coach and future owner acquired For the past 15 years, John Idzik ’82, a wide re- the in 1998 . Walz was the first his services for $100 . Healey played with the Bears ceiver in 1981, has been an NFL administrator . He Dartmouth player taken in the draft since Gregg from 1922-27 and was called by Halas “the most spent 11 years with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Robinson ’78 was tapped by the New York Jets in versatile tackle in history ”. three with the Arizona Cardinals . He became vice the sixth round in 1978 . Drafted in the third round of the 1976 draft president, football administration for the Seattle During five seasons, though dogged by leg by the Cincinnati Bengals, Reggie Williams ’76 Seahawks in 2007 . injuries, Walz saw special teams and starting action enjoyed a 14-year career as an All-Pro linebacker with the Cardinals . He was a teammate of and for the Bengals . Williams made two Super Bowl Other Dartmouth Professionals roomed with who left pro football to appearances with the Bengals (1982, 1989) . He was become an Army Ranger and was killed in Afghani- named the NFL’s Man of the Year in 1986 . Other Dartmouth players who have gone into stan in 2004 . After persevering through 11 cuts by eight pro football (but not the NFL) include: Anthony different teams, Nick Gargiulo ’06 was a defensive end with the Calgary Lowery ’78 broke into the Stampeders (CLF) in 2007 and is trying to make a NFL in 1980 . He had an comeback from a broken leg suffered in the final 18-year career with the game of the season . Derham Cato ’05 was a defen- and sive tackle with the in 2007 and New York Jets and set the is pursuing other pro football options this season . NFL record for career Wide receiver Craig Morton ’89 and David field goals . He remains Clark ’90 played for Frankfurt and Birmingham the league’s most accu- respectively in the World League of American rate field kicker of all Football . Quarterback ’71, co-recipient time (80 percent) . with Cornell’s Ed Marinaro of the first Bushnell ’81 fol- Award as the Ivy League’s outstanding player in lowed his father, Jack 1970, played with the in the Kemp, into the NFL . He in the early 1970s . spent more than a decade Kyle Schroeder ’00, a standout defensive end as a quarterback with at Dartmouth in 1998-99, played with the XFL’s the , Birmingham Thunderbolts in 2001 . , San Greg Smith ’02 and Brian Mann Francisco 49ers and ’02 have recent experience . . Mann played for several seasons with the Los An- Kemp’s classmate, geles Avengers and also made his debut as an actor Dave Shula ’81, made as the stand-in for Adam Sandler in the movie, The Casey Cramer his mark with an NFL Longest Yard, released in 2005 . 17-Time Ivy League Champions 102 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Dartmouth in Pro Football Name Pos Team(s) Phil Bower ’21 B Cleveland Indians, 1921 Johnny Bryan ’20 QB,TB Chicago Bears, , 1922-27 Charles (Chick) Burke ’23 B Providence Steam Roller, 1925 Casey Cramer ’04 E,B Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina Panthers, Tennessee Titans, 2004- Jake Crouthamel ’60 RB Patriots, 1960 Joe Crowley ’43 E,DB , 1944-45 Nick Daukas ’44 T,G Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC), 1946-47 F. (Joe) DuSossoit ’18 E , 1921 Jay Fiedler ’94 QB Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1994-2006 Milt Ghee ’15 B , Cleveland Indians, 1920-21 Zack Walz Ed Gustafson USN ’43 C,LB Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC), 1947-48 ’19 C,G Detroit Heralds, Buffalo All-Americans, Name Pos Team(s) Cleveland Indians, , Bob Krieger ’41 E Philadelphia Eagles, 1941, ’46 1920-23, ’25 Jim Landrigan USMC ’43 T Baltimore Colts (AAFC), 1947 Vern Hagenbuckle ’24 E,G Boston Bulldogs (AFL), Lloyd Lee ’98 DB San Diego Chargers, 1998-99 Providence Steam Roller, 1926 Nick Lowery ’78 K Patriots, Kansas City Les Haws ’24 B , 1924-25 Chiefs, New York Jets, 1978-96 Ed Healey ’18 T , Bob MacLeod ’39 HB,DB Chicago Bears, 1939 Chicago Bears, 1920-27 Ray MacMurray ’17 G , 1921 Bill Hutchinson ’40 QB,DB New York Giants, 1942 Gerald (Red) Maloney ’24 E,B Providence Steam Roller, Jonathan Jenkins ’49 T Baltimore Colts, New York Yankees (AFL/NFL), New York Yankees (AAFC), 1949-50 Boston Bulldogs (NFL), 1925-27, ’29 Jeff Kemp ’81 QB Los Angeles Rams, , Don McKinnon ’63 LB,C Boston Patriots, 1963-64 Seattle Seahawks, Philadelphia Eagles, Joseph (Cuddy) Murphy ’21 G , Cleveland Indians, 1981-91 1920-21 Bill Roberts ’51 HB , 1956 Gregg Robinson ’78 DT New York Jets, 1978 Gordie Rule ’68 DB Green Bay Packers, 1968-69 John Shelburne ’19 FB , 1922 Dave Shula ’81 WR Baltimore Colts, 1981 Gus Sonnenberg ’20 T,FB Buffalo All-Americans, Columbus Tigers, Detroit Panthers, Providence Steam Roller, 1923-30 Don (Swede) Swenson ’27 G Chicago Bulls (AFL), 1926 Karl Thielscher ’17 FB Buffalo All-Americans, 1920 George Tully ’27 E Philadelphia Quakers (AFL), Frankford Yellow Jackets, 1926-27 Zack Walz ’98 LB Arizona Cardinals, 1998-2002 Tom Whelan ’19 E,C,G Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians, 1920-21 Reggie Williams ’76 LB Cincinnati Bengals, 1976-89 Alex Wizbicki USMC ’43 DB,HB Buffalo Bills (AAFC), 1947-49 Adolph (Swede) Youngstrom ’18 G,T Buffalo All-Americans/Bisons, Canton Bulldogs, , Frankford Yellow Jackets, 1920-27

Nick Lowery

Jay Fiedler Gregg Robinson 17-Time Ivy League Champions 103 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996 Football Hall of Fame Eight Dartmouth College players, including Reggie Williams ’76, a member of the Class of 2007, are enshrined in the Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind ., including one who is also a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio . In addition, five Dartmouth coaches or admin- istrators are in the College Hall of Fame . Dartmouth’s Hall of Fame Players Year of induction in parentheses

Clarence (Fat) Spears 1917 (1955) — All-America guard in 1914-15 Reggie Williams, flanked by former Dartmouth President James Wright (left) and and Dartmouth’s former Big Green head coach Jake Crouthamel, during the Hall of Fame recognition ceremony head coach from for Williams at halftime of the Columbia game in 2007. 1917-20 . Dartmouth’s Hall of Fame Reggie Williams ’76 Edward Coaches and Administrators Healey 1918 (1974) — A In 1975, Reggie tackle at Dart- Edward K. Hall 1892 (1951, charter inductee) Williams was rec- mouth before — An end at Dartmouth in 1890-91 and coach at ognized as the most and after World Illinois in 1892-93, he became a member of the conspicuous player in War I . He was Football Rules Committee in 1905 and wrote the Dartmouth football Ed Healey the first player first Football Code for players . He served as suc- annals since halfback in pro football cessor to Walter Camp as chairman of the Football Bob MacLeod was a history to be sold, to the Chicago Bears for whom Rules Committee from 1911-32 . consensus All-Ameri- he played from 1922-27 . Healey is also in the Pro Frank W. Cavanaugh 1899 (1954) — Coached ca in 1938 . Football Hall of Fame . Dartmouth to a 42-9-3 record from 1911-16 . A three-time All- Andrew (Swede) Oberlander 1926 (1954) Also coached at Holy Cross, Boston College and Ivy League first-team — All-America halfback and passer who led Dart- Fordham . selecction from 1973- mouth to the national championship in 1925 . D. O. (Tuss) McLaughry (1962) — Dart- 75, Williams was named to every All-East, All-Ivy 1928 (1970) — Dartmouth’s all-time mouth’s coach from 1941-42 and from 1945-54 (44- and All-New England team in 1974 and 1975, scoring leader (307 points from 1925-27) . Lane is 58-3) . Also coached Brown from 1926-40 (76-58-5) . earning a spot on the Coaches also enshrined in the U .S . Hockey Hall of Fame . Earl H. Blaik (1964) — Dartmouth’s coach Association All-America Team the latter year . His William (Air Mail) Morton 1932 (1972) from 1934-40 (45-15-4) . Later coached at West place among the greatest players in Ivy League — All-America quarterback in 1931 . Also a two- Point . history was reinforced by his subsequent 14-year time All-America in hockey . Robert L. Blackman (1987) — Had three un- career (1976-89) with the Cincinnati Bengals . Robert MacLeod 1939 (1977) — All-America defeated teams as Dartmouth’s coach from 1955-70 “Being selected for the College Football Hall of halfback in 1938 . (104-37-3) . Later coached at Illinois and Cornell . Fame is a great honor and a culminating moment for me, for Dartmouth College, and for the Ivy Murry Bowden 1971 (2003) — All-America Murry Bowden ’71 defensive back in 1970 . League,” said Williams, whose post-NFL career has Reggie Williams 1976 (2007) — All-America been devoted to developing sports programs and linebacker in 1975 . Murry Bowden’s being a positive role model for boys and girls of all election to the College ages from across the nation . Football Hall of Fame His career with the Bengals included appear- in 2003 recognizes his ances in the Super Bowl in 1982 and 1989 . He was individual achieve- selected to the NFL’s All-Rookie Team in 1976 . He ments on the gridiron won the NFL’s Byron (Whizzer) White Award for but he’s first to say, Humanitarian Service in 1985 and was the NFL’s “…this recognition is Man of the Year in 1986 . In 1987, he was Sports really a tribute to our Illustrated’s Co-Sportsman of the Year . In 1988 he team and brings honor was appointed to an open seat on the Cincinnati to Dartmouth and the City Council and was elected to a second term in Ivy League ”. 1989 . In 1990 he received an honorary Doctor of Bowden was co-captain and All-America rover Laws degree from Dartmouth . back of Dartmouth’s 1970 team that was undefeat- ed Ivy League champion and shut out six of nine opponents . Dartmouth won the Lambert Trophy as the East’s outstanding team . With Bowden in the lineup in 1969 and 1970, Dartmouth won 17 of 18 games . A psychology major from Snyder, Texas, Bowden graduated cum laude and earned a law degree from the University of Texas . In 1984 he Bob MacLeod and Coach co-founded The Hanover Company, a private real estate development company in Houston . 17-Time Ivy League Champions 104 1958 • 1962 • 1963 • 1965 • 1966 • 1969 • 1970 • 1971 • 1972 • 1973 • 1978 • 1981 • 1982 • 1990 • 1991 • 1992 • 1996