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Subject: So glad you asked!

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Go Green

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Date Posted: 11:25:28 11/27/25 Thu
In reply to: voy vey 's message, "Re: If rushing stats are irrelevant and titles are considered, then..." on 23:23:45 11/26/25 Wed

No Fiedler was not at the top of I-AA passing stats in 1991. But that's because Teevens made him hand the ball off a lot to I-AA rushing leader, First-Team All-American, and Bushnell Cup winner Al Rosier.

Between Rosier and Fiedler, Dartmouth had one of the best balanced offense attacks of all-time. Honestly, I can't even remember who our punter was that season...

But Fiedler could run. Indeed, I'd venture to say that he most likely had a higher yards per carry average than Crawford did.

In any event, enjoy your Thanksgiving!!!

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Date Posted: 12:46:56 11/27/25 Thu

Nice story about a great RB somehow making a QB worthy of an All-Ivy selection. Sounds a little like Pitsenberger and Reno, no? ;-)

Bottom line, my opinion of the All-Ivy team is -- and has been -- fairly low, for many years. Grade inflation and decisions of convenience seem to matter more than accurately recognizing the best of the best. It is what it is..

Enjoy your Thanksgiving, as well!

Looking forward to Saturday. I'm apprehensive about the outcomes, but am hoping that the league can show up the critics with a 2-0 result.