Mason Darrow likes Ivy League over FBS 
October, 11, 2012
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Jared Shanker | ESPN.com
For the last several years, three-star tackle Mason Darrow (Barrington, Ill./Barrington) has watched fellow Barrington offensive linemen commit and sign with FBS programs.
He could do the same. He has offers from Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Western Michigan and Wyoming. Colgate and Holy Cross have offered, too.
Darrow is not worried about playing college football at its highest level, though. He is looking to get an education first. That is why the Ivy League school Penn, which does not offer athletic scholarships, is at the top of his list.
He could do the same. He has offers from Bowling Green, Eastern Michigan, Ohio, Western Michigan and Wyoming. Colgate and Holy Cross have offered, too.
Darrow is not worried about playing college football at its highest level, though. He is looking to get an education first. That is why the Ivy League school Penn, which does not offer athletic scholarships, is at the top of his list.
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