HANOVER, N.H. — Buddy Teevens, The Robert L. Blackman Head Football Coach at Dartmouth College, announced his incoming recruits for the fall of 2012 today with a total of 32 student-athletes set to enroll. Among the recruits are seven defensive backs, six defensive linemen, four offensive linemen, three quarterbacks, three linebackers, three wide receivers, three tight ends, two running backs and two kickers.

The student-athletes will come from 17 different states and the District of Columbia, while nearly one-third of the group hails from football hotbeds in Florida (6) and Texas (4). Oklahoma is represented by three recruits, continuing the pipeline of talent from the Sooner State to Hanover, and California, Connecticut, Illinois and Washington will each send a pair of student-athletes to Dartmouth. Other states represented in the class are Colorado, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and New Hampshire as well with Daniel crossing the street from Hanover High to Memorial Field.

Dartmouth is coming off a 2011 campaign in which it went 5-5 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy League to tie for second place in the standings. The 2012 season will begin on Sept. 15 when the Big Green host Butler in a night game at Memorial Field at 7 p.m.

Student-Athlete	Pos	Ht	Wt	Hometown	High School
Kent Booze	WR	5-8	165	Spiro, Okla.	Spiro
Kyle Bramble	RB	5-11	185	Floyds Knobs, Ind.	Floyd Central
David Caldwell	S	6-0	175	Charlotte, N.C.	Groton School (Mass.)
Justin Call	OL	6-4	300	Colorado Springs, Colo.	Rampart
Patrick Clancy	CB	5-11	155	Mendota Heights, Minn.	St. Thomas Academy
Josh Clark	OL	6-6	270	Bradenton, Fla.	Bradenton Christian
Ernest Evans II	QB	6-3	195	Houston, Texas	Second Baptist
Jacob Flores	DT	6-4	280	Arlington, Texas	Grace Prep
Frank Fulleton	DT	6-2	265	Seattle, Wash.	O'Dea
Bennett Goff	LB	6-2	200	Middleton, Wis.	Middleton
Daniel Gorman	WR/P	6-4	185	Hanover, N.H.	Hanover
Jordan Greenwood	CB	6-0	180	Orange, Calif.	Lutheran
Brian Grove	RB	5-10	185	West Palm Beach, Fla.	Kings Academy
Vernon Harris	S	6-2	175	Fort Lauderdale, Fla.	St. Thomas Aquinas
Francisco Hernandez	S	5-10	190	Miami, Fla.	Belen Jesuit
Brendan Johnson	OL	6-6	265	Washington, D.C.	Gonzaga College HS
Jonathan Katzman	K/P	5-10	160	Atherton, Calif.	Menlo School
William Konstant	S	6-2	190	LaGrange, Ill.	Lyons Township
Sam Laptad	TE	6-5	215	Jenks, Okla.	Jenks
Niko Mamula	OL	6-4	270	Bridgeville, Pa.	Chartiers Valley
Will McNamara	LB	6-0	215	Chicago, Ill.	St. Rita
Thomas Militello	QB	6-4	180	St. Louis, Mo.	Mary Institute Country Day
Jonathan Moran	TE	6-5	230	Baltimore, Md.	Loyola Blakefield
Jack Sheehy	TE	6-5	230	Boca Raton, Fla.	St. Andrews
Zachary Slafsky	LB	6-2	240	Boca Raton, Fla.	Olympic Heights
Jerry Uwaezuoke	DT	6-4	255	Houston, Texas	Westbury
Sawyer Whalen	DE	6-4	220	Woodinville, Wash.	Woodinville
Dalyn Williams	QB	6-1	185	Corinth, Texas	Lake Dallas
Victor Williams	WR	5-9	160	Muskogee, Okla.	Muskogee
Joshua Winslow	S	6-1	190	Windsor, Conn.	Loomis Chaffee
Jake Young	DE	6-2	250	Avon Lake, Ohio	Avon Lake
Jonathan Zuttah	DT	6-2	290	Cheshire, Conn.	Cheshire Academy