Andrew Griffin Voted A First-Team CoSIDA District II Academic All-America

Andrew Griffin had to wait until his senior year to become one of the Ivy League's top wide receivers.

He was also one of its top student-athletes from Day 1.
That combination led him to be voted a CoSIDA All-District II first-team Academic All-America selection. Griffin, a computer science major who is second in the Ivy League in touchdown receptions this season, will now be on the national ballot, with the winners to be announced in December.

In addition to his computer science major, Griffin will also graduate with certificates in technology and society and in political theory. He's also a Student-Athlete Wellness Leader, a student learning consultant at the McGraw Center for Learning and the president of Cannon Dial Elm eating club.

The Avon, Ind., native was a backup wide receiver behind NFL players Jesper Horsted and Stephen Carlson and a special teams standout prior to this year. As a senior in his one year as a starter, he has caught 25 passes for 398 yards.

His six TD receptions are second in the league, and his 15.9 yards per reception rank eighth. His four touchdowns against Bucknell tied the Ivy League single-game record.

Griffin and the Tigers host Yale Saturday (1 p.m.).

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