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Subject: Harvard was the better team this season

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Date Posted: 12:18:01 11/03/25 Mon
In reply to: Grin and Bear it 's message, "Thoughts while shaving" on 10:56:00 11/03/25 Mon

But if Dartmouth wins out, going 8-2 is hardly anything to apologize for.

While I do not know how many players on the Dartmouth roster are minorities, I'd say that it's pretty close to half. That percentage is lower than the average NFL team, but also likely to be comparable to fellow Ivy squads.

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[> Subject: Re: Thoughts while shaving
Author: Greenhorn [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 12:45:32 11/03/25 Mon Skimming through rosters, the following are the number of African American players for each team: Harvard: 39 Dartmouth: 50 Brown: 30 Yale: 42