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No they aren’t. I’ll post where I want. Thanks!!! I see you already took care of that though, as always. Please consider this my last information sharing effort. As you know, most of the kids I post here aren’t on any lists. Go Danes though!!! Great news about the QF!!

Ben Wimmer, midfielder from Oregon. Conner Gerlach, dman from Jersey Both recent 22s

Alex Pfieffer, midfielder from sachem, Li luke grove, midfielder from Michigan both 2022

Jack Nichtern, A/M from Massapequa, recently committed. His brother is the star on Army right now.

2021 Thomas Decker, a big athletic midfielder from Farmingdale LI, recently committed.

The link I sent is from his freshman year in college. His sophomore year just got cancelled so he’ll have 3 more to use as he chooses.

Elijah Gash - 6-4 athletic dman just committed for 2020. I believe his father is Sam Gash, a former NFL player and coach. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sWmwY7dvHL0&feature=youtu.be

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wYxeZWOHv2w New highlights for a 2021

I believe he was making fun of the site that said it was breaking news when the kid made the announcement a month earlier.

Last I heard, it was Patterson, Kunz, and Ron John also looks like mccomber and skidders are out

Correct and I agree. I’ll add that everyone isn’t always on the 4 year plan to graduate. It wasn’t the strongest class in the world and the replacements are already on board or coming. Probably better use of the resources to just move on. I would be surprised if more than 2 stay but not surprised if none do. I suspect there will be plenty of transfers from expensive private schools. If we take any on, that would eat into the allotment but that’s when SUNY prices become an advantage. In my opinion, the NCAA should’ve just said it’s very unfortunate but it’s a lost season for all involved. This will have impact for the next 4-5 years.

It will be interesting to see which, If any, seniors decide to come back after graduating already and If the school pays their scholarship, if they were getting any money. My guess is very very few and I would hope the school would cover it since it is partial scholarships but that might be a conference decision for all schools.

Parents come and go every few years. I’ve been through years and years and years of them and have had a blast with a good percentage of them in tailgates and other gatherings. With that said, I would never sit with any parents during a game, especially with the higher rated players that have come in along the way. The comments In the stands are a lot different than when this all started and so is the play for the most part. Early days, kids would run through a brick wall to pick up a ground ball or stop someone from scoring. Does anyone see that now? Early days, there were no All Americans on the team; just blue collar kids with some/alot of craziness mixed in. Parents were all on board. In addition, with the success over the years, more people have put on a purple sweatshirt and became “fans”. I don’t enjoy sitting next to them at games either. Section 108 has been blocked off for lacrosse alumni for the cuse game and I wish they did that for every game. With that said, Marr and Albany lacrosse Alumni have been around much longer than any set of parents or fans and that will continue. During their brief stint in the grand scheme of things, I would hope that they don’t say too many negative things online. I have plenty of thoughts on the current state of the team but wouldn’t post them on a website with parents or fans but section 108 will certainly hear about them and do. On a player note though, and something to consider when playing time is being questioned when we see repeated mistakes, is what is that players ceiling? It just might be that coaches are hoping to tap into the players full potential at some point instead of putting in a player that would never meet that. Perfect example is tehoka. Does he play the cleanest game? No. Does he score 5-6 goals? Yes. Are there kids on the bench that could do that? I don’t think so. There’s a number of examples of this; Hay being another. He could be impressive if it all comes together so we live with a few missed GBs although they hurt. if I were on the team now and wanted to play, I would pick up every single ground ball in my vicinity and let the whole team hear about it when I did. In a friendly way of course. kevin Glueckert was an all Long Island football player who wasn’t Getting playing Time and He did something about it. He learned how to face off and became probably the best one we had prior to TD, albeit for a short period. Blue collar. If you are the best, you will play. Last and this year were always about the conference So Let’s hope to see the team progress along the way and be ready for those games.

2021 midfielder from Oklahoma recently committed. Trey Goins. Big time athlete.

Sam Stratton, 2019 dman from FM, committed for next year. Coming in from West Point. 2 hornets on the team in 2020.