Jordan Brown

[Turbine]

What sports was Harvard playing in the 1600 and 1700's?

Are you saying a university would not survive without the brand recognition of athletics? That seems like a stretch. It doesn't seem logical that a university's prowess in sports has anything to do with their standing with students who are not looking for a sports program. I get a stud LB or QB comparing Bama, Michigan and Clemson for athletic standing but not the local 4.0 student who wants to be a doctor.

Curious if one could find the results of the Brown-Colgate matchup in the Advertiser or Advocate today.

The Advertiser published results of several core schools that eventually became the Ivy league. This was common nation wide.

The formation of the Southeastern Conference bumped Harvard results out of the local papers.

Here is some Harvard athletic history. https://www.gocrimson.com/informatio...ditiontimeline

Without athletics Dr. Stephens would have not grown UL to become the 2nd largest school in the State in just 39 years.

Harvard and it's like didn't need much help early on as being early has its advantages. That and the relatively small footprint of the early colonies.

As the country expanded west they certainly took advantage of the publicity athletics offered.

[31Ragin97]

any update on jordan brown? (aka title of thread).... was he recruited by miller at zona?

[zephyr]

any update on jordan brown? (aka title of thread).... was he recruited by miller at zona?

His final 3 out of high school were Arizona, Cal and Nevada. I'm thinking that Cal will be his destination if they have room for him. Arizona is a bit of a dumpster fire with Miller issues and Brown grew up in the area. Seems like a natural fit.

[Ragin4U]

Cal Bears have been pretty bad recently. And it looks like they have some guys in the transfer portal. Not sure what that means for Brown

[zephyr]

Cal Bears have been pretty bad recently. And it looks like they have some guys in the transfer portal. Not sure what that means for Brown

He gets to play in a P5 conference and I'm sure will be given ample opportunities plus he's close to home. Probably works well for him considering he almost went there last year anyhow.

[Ragin4U]

The Advertiser published results of several core schools that eventually became the Ivy league. This was common nation wide.

The formation of the Southeastern Conference bumped Harvard results out of the local papers.

Here is some Harvard athletic history. https://www.gocrimson.com/informatio...ditiontimeline

Without athletics Dr. Stephens would have not grown UL to become the 2nd largest school in the State in just 39 years.

Harvard and it's like didn't need much help early on as being early has its advantages. That and the relatively small footprint of the early colonies.

As the country expanded west they certainly took advantage of the publicity athletics offered.

This is the best line of the whole thing!
"Afterward, the winners are treated to dinner by the vanquished"

[Ragin4U]

He gets to play in a P5 conference and I'm sure will be given ample opportunities plus he's close to home. Probably works well for him considering he almost went there last year anyhow.

Reno is almost as close to Sacramento as the Bay Area!
Did Mussellman leave Nevada?

[CajunEXPRESS]

Went to Arkansas

[zephyr]

Reno is almost as close to Sacramento as the Bay Area!
Did Mussellman leave Nevada?

Yes Musselman left but I'm a bit lost. What does Sacramento have to do with his decision? He grew up in the Napa area.

[Ragin4U]

Yes Musselman left but I'm a bit lost. What does Sacramento have to do with his decision? He grew up in the Napa area.

Thought he was from the Sacramento area