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CAMBRIDGE, Mass.<\/strong> \u2013 Harvard Football senior defensive back Ty Bartrum<\/a> has earned a spot on the 2025 FCS Football Central All-America First Team. This is the Crimson team captain’s third preseason All-America honor ahead of the 2025 campaign.
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\nA product of Pomeroy, Ohio, Bartrum a year ago established himself as one of the top defensive players in the Ivy League, making eight tackles on six different occasions, including a 16-stop effort in a win at nationally ranked Dartmouth. Two weeks prior to that performance, Bartrum enjoyed an outstanding afternoon against Holy Cross as he made 13 tackles to go with an 88-yard fumble return for a touchdown.
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\nBartrum, who is the only player from a Massachusetts team to be named a preseason All-American by FCS Football Central, finished the campaign with a team-best 83 tackles, a figure that ranked third in the Ivy League and 40th\u00a0nationally at the end of regular-season competition. The DB also tallied Harvard’s third-most tackles for loss (5.0) and pass breakups (4), and the fifth-most sacks (1.5) en route to being named one of three defensive finalists for the Bushnell Cup, which recognizes the Ivy Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year.
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\nPrior to this All-America first-team announcement, Bartrum was a second-team selection by Stats Perform and Phil Steele. Classmate and quarterback Jaden Craig<\/a>, meanwhile, has received All-America third-team recognition from Phil Steele.
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