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Subject: Re: Buddy Teevens Documentary

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Date Posted: 23:14:32 02/03/25 Mon
In reply to: Son of Eli 's message, "Buddy Teevens Documentary" on 17:05:52 01/22/25 Wed

Very touching and inspirational documentary about a Legend of the Ivy League. He had such a profound impact on football, our league, Dartmouth and all who knew him.

While he was a brilliant coach, he seemed to be the most at home leading the Big Green. Clearly, Sammy McCorkle has done a wonderful job leading the Big Green on the field, but I am not sure anyone can fill his shoes in terms of his courage and willingness to take risk when he believed in a cause.

Our League is so much better for having him be a coach and teacher of great values.

RIP, Coach T

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