Curt Grieve

In Grieve's first year of college, he played 9 total games, making 5 catches for 74 yards.^[2] He did not receive a touchdown. Yale finished the year at 5–2–2 (4–1–2 Conf.)^[3]

Grieve did not appear in a game. On Yale's daily newspaper, Grieve said,"I was not having a good time here the first semester of my sophomore year."^[4] He continued, "I was spending a great deal of time studying and for me the social life was not the greatest I wondered if being at Yale was worth what it would get me."^[5] Grieve later said that, "I wanted to see other areas of the country see other ways of life."^[6] Yale finished 1979 at 8–1 (6–1)^[7]

In Grieve's junior year, he made 32 catches (4th in conference) for 580 yards (3rd in conference) and 8 touchdowns,^[8] the most in the Ivy League. This season proved that Grieve was a hidden gem, and showed he was fit to be a starter which helped contribute to his outstanding 1981 season. Yale finished the season with an 8–2 (6–1) record.

In Grieve's final year of college eligiblitiy, he shone. Grieve had 51 receptions, 791 yards, and 12 touchdowns (all 1st in Ivy League). After his outstanding year, many NFL teams became interested in Grieve. After the 1981 year, 18 starters either were drafted or graduated,^[9] including Grieve.

Total collegiate stats

Year	Catches	Yards	Touchdowns
1978	5	74	0
1979*	0	0	0
1980	32	580	8
1981	51	791	12
TOTAL	88	1,445	20

*Did not play

After Grieve's strong senior year, The Philadelphia Eagles selected Grieve at pick 159 overall in the 6th round of the 1982 NFL Draft.^[10] Although Grieve was drafted, he never played a professional game. He was on the IR (injured reserve) during the 1982 NFL season.^[11]