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Football Accomplishments
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• Named as a top three finalist
for Walter Payton Award as the top player in NCAA Division I FCS
Football
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• Associated Press 1st Team
All-American
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• Sports Network 1st Team
All-American
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• Walter Camp 1st Team
All-American
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• AFCA 1st Team All-American
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• Selected to play in the
East-West Shrine Game
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• Unanimous selection for the
Ivy League Player of the Year
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• Harry Agganis/Harold Zimman
Award winner as the outstanding senior football player in New
England
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• Swede Nelson Award as the
Outstanding Football Scholar-Athlete in New England
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• ECAC Division I FCS Player of
the Year
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• Rhode Island Male Athlete of
the Year
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• Named the Ivy League Offensive
Player of the Week six times in 2005
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• Led the nation in rushing with
172.70 yards per game
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• Led the nation in scoring
(12.60 points per game)
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• Ranked 4th in the nation in
all-purpose running (180.10 yards per game)
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• Has run for 100 or more yards
23 times in his career, including nine times in 10 games in
2005
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• Brown's all-time career rusher
with 4492 career yards - 3rd in Ivy history, 20th in the NCAA
record book
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• Rushed for 200 or more yards
six times in his career, including three times in 2005
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• Rushed for 1727 yards in 2005
- 2nd in Ivy history and 23rd in the NCAA record book
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• Ivy League record holder in
career rushing touchdowns (52) - 9th in NCAA history
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• Ivy League record holder in
career rushing touchdowns (54)
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• Ivy League record holder in
career points (324)
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• Broke his own Brown scoring
record with 126 points in 2005 - 3rd best in Ivy history
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• Named the Boston Globe/ New
England Football Writers Gold Helmet Award winner as the top player
in New England two times in 2005
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• Named the NCAA Division I FCS
National Player of the Week after rushing for 252 yards and four
touchdowns against Rhode Island
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• 3-time first team All-Ivy and
All-New England (2003, 2004, 2005)
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• 3rd Team All-American
(2004)
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• Led the nation and set a Brown
record for rushing with 1498 yards in 2003
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| Academic
Accomplishments |
• Compiled a 3.91 GPA, majoring
in Political Science and History
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• Earned a prestigious National
Football Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame
Scholar-Athlete Award, earning an $18,000 post-graduate scholarship
presented at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City
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• NCAA Top VIII Award
Recipient
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• NCAA Postgraduate
Scholarship
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• Finalist for the Draddy Award,
the "Academic Heisman" as the National Scholar-Athlete of the Year,
presented at the National Football Foundation Dinner
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• National Academic All-American
of the Year in football by CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine
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• Gained a final interview for
the Rhodes Scholarship and Marshall Scholarship to study at Oxford
and Cambridge in England
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• 2-time 1st Team National
Academic All-American (2004, 2005)
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• 3-time NCAA Division I FCS
Academic All-Star (2003, 2004, 2005)
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• 3-time Academic All-Ivy (2003,
2004, 2005)
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• Organizer of a bench-a-thon to
raise money for the Lawrence Rubida Fund, benefiting Ewing's
Sarcoma Cancer
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• Volunteer for "Rebuilding
Rhode Island," helping to clean up elementary schools in
Providence
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• Featured in the "Stories of
Brown" in Brown's Campaign for Academic Enrichment, as one of the
University's exemplary individuals, covering faculty, alumni and
students
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