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BURLINGTON, Vt. — The University of Vermont last played a varsity football game in 1974. The century-old football stadium is now used only for soccer. And the football conference Vermont belonged to has disbanded. Doug DeLuca knew all of this when he enrolled as a freshman at Vermont in the fall of 2006. A high school wide receiver who did not want to give up the game, DeLuca figured he would just start a club football team at Vermont.   CLICK HERE for full article  

Hanover -- At the end of the third quarter of yesterday's junior varsity game, Dartmouth coach Buddy Teevens crossed Memorial Field and asked his counterpart if he wanted the game clock to run nonstop through the final quarter. After all, the Big Green was leading by almost 40 points. David Motherway politely declined: "We came to play. This is what we said at the beginning and this is how we'll run it." So Motherway's squad, the University of Vermont club football team, absorbed a 57-3 shellacking by afternoon's end. For the second-year startup -- UVM's test tube, as it were, for the potential resurrection of a varsity football program that was dropped after the 1974 season -- it's not the score that matters. It's all about follow-through.