Came across a feature on former Yale star Eugene Profit from U.S. News' Money page. Check out One Man's Journey from the NFL to Wall Street.

One of the state’s strongest arms will be staying close to home. Southington QB Stephen Barmore announced via Twitter his commitment to Yale.
The 6-2, 200-pound Barmore led Southington to a 10-1 mark last season as a junior. He threw for 2010 yards and 18 TDs on 142-of-245 passing.

Officially committed to Yale University!! Gonna be a Bulldog!
— Stephen Barmore (@stevebarms12) June 24, 2013

Came across a pair of Yale features recently...
Tony Reno visited students at Dorchester High. See what he had to say.
Feature on incoming freshman Foyesade Oluokun.

With Patrick Hatch replacing Kris Barber as Yale TE coach, a few readers asked why Barber left. Here's what Tony Reno had to say...

"He did an incredible job. He's one of my closest friends. His wife got a huge promotion with her job and they moved to Colorado. It was a family decision. He played an integral part in coaching and recruiting."

Patrick Hatch has been named Yale’s new tight ends coach.

Hatch spent the last four seasons as an assistant coach at Stony Brook. He spent two seasons as a defensive line coach and the last two as a running backs coach for Union.

Hatch, from Meriden, was a three-time all-conference offensive lineman at Union College before graduating in 2006. He replaces Kris Barber on the Yale staff.