Both Swathmore assistant coaches joined right before COVID. Since then they have both stuck around. Having consistent coaches I'm sure helps, I know Wasson especially has been recruiting hard and bringing in some strong recruits.SlackBaller wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 9:26 pmBest in decades from my observations. The coaching team, particularly Wasen attend many of the premier events from what I gather. Having recruiting helps as does SAT optional. The sophomore class is stacked on offense. The freshman class has some real players too. A few fun years ahead potentially.GoTerriers8 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:09 pm As someone who's never really paid attention to Swarthmore before, is this the best they have ever been? What has been the driving factor to them seemingly breaking the top 10 out of no where? Is it coaching? A good senior class? It doesn't seem like they have one player dominating from what I've seen.
Until 2016, Hogwarts couldn't recruit. They needed players to get into the school, and want to play lacrosse. They can now recruit to a top-tier institution, so talent will follow.
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Laxaholic123
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The Garnet have mostly stunk it up over the last 30 years. Like Haverford, they are a top 3 liberal arts school with oodles of money, but little interest institutionally in athletic endeavors. The campus is located in the heart of Delaware County proper (read: Delco). They are liberal to the core. I have a neighbor who taught some musical curriculum there, he enjoyed it, but it was a vocabulary adjustment for him. It takes a special student athlete to accept and thrive there IMO. I don't know what Wasen evolved in their sales pitch, but it's certainly working.Laxaholic123 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 2:40 pmBoth Swathmore assistant coaches joined right before COVID. Since then they have both stuck around. Having consistent coaches I'm sure helps, I know Wasson especially has been recruiting hard and bringing in some strong recruits.SlackBaller wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 9:26 pmBest in decades from my observations. The coaching team, particularly Wasen attend many of the premier events from what I gather. Having recruiting helps as does SAT optional. The sophomore class is stacked on offense. The freshman class has some real players too. A few fun years ahead potentially.GoTerriers8 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 20, 2024 8:09 pm As someone who's never really paid attention to Swarthmore before, is this the best they have ever been? What has been the driving factor to them seemingly breaking the top 10 out of no where? Is it coaching? A good senior class? It doesn't seem like they have one player dominating from what I've seen.
Until 2016, Hogwarts couldn't recruit. They needed players to get into the school, and want to play lacrosse. They can now recruit to a top-tier institution, so talent will follow.
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First time poster here, so be nice. The reason why Swat's rise is so impressive is that most of Swat's player get minimal, if any, help from admissions. The same goes for Haverford. Both schools are simply too small and student-athletes make up too large of a percentage of the overall student body for the admissions departments to let many student-athletes into the school with sub-par academic records. If they did, it would dilute the schools' elite academic records overtime. I don't think this problem exists as much with NESCACs as they are larger on average and generally care more about athletics. I think Swat is in a good spot, however, as having a year like this will do wonders for their already strong recruiting -- there are enough great HS lacrosse players out there that are smart enough to get into Swat, its just a matter of convincing them to go to Swat over an Amherst or Middlebury, etc. Same goes for Haverford. Here's to hoping for another classic Swat - HC barnburner tomorrow.
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MrLacrosse
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Tomorrow is the most excited I have been for a weekend of Centennial lacrosse in a LONG time. So many playoff scenarios…..so much on the line. Will Haverford sneak into the playoffs if no one delivers a win? Can Ursinus or WAC deliver an upset against the long standing conference leaders? It all comes down to tomorrow.
My predictions
Haverford vs. Swat
This game is close. These guys hate each other more than the outlandish liberal arts schools they attend. Give me the Fords 13-12 OT.
Dickinson vs. Ursinus
This game is close until Dickinson pulls away in the 4th. Dickinson finally puts it together and pulls away when it matters. They won’t let a bad team stick around this time.
Gettysburg vs. WAC
I think Gettysburg shows up and takes care of business. WAC is cooked from the first whistle. All the WAC apologists in this forum need to stop living in the glory days and accept the fact that WAC will NEVER be what they were. Gettysburg
16-10
My predictions
Haverford vs. Swat
This game is close. These guys hate each other more than the outlandish liberal arts schools they attend. Give me the Fords 13-12 OT.
Dickinson vs. Ursinus
This game is close until Dickinson pulls away in the 4th. Dickinson finally puts it together and pulls away when it matters. They won’t let a bad team stick around this time.
Gettysburg vs. WAC
I think Gettysburg shows up and takes care of business. WAC is cooked from the first whistle. All the WAC apologists in this forum need to stop living in the glory days and accept the fact that WAC will NEVER be what they were. Gettysburg
16-10
Re: Centennial Conference 2024
One final weekend of the regular season, and it's mayhem per usual in the Centennial Conference. Thin margins separate the Pool C hopefuls and the "Super Hot Garbage". This marks either the end of the road, or the start of a second season. Saturday will be the last time some of these gladiators pick up a lacrosse stick, while others may look to dominate their local ULax League in the fall. It will be an emotional day for some, and a sigh of relief for for the Diplomats.
The story of this weekend is undoubtable the stalemate in the middle of the conference. The eloquent G.F.Handel_19 broke down all possible playoff scenarios like Steve Kornacki covering the electoral race. Since WAC, Haverford and Ursinus all "Spider Man Meme'd" each other, nothing relevant separates them going into this weekend.
The fact that the Sho'Men are not only alive, but can clinch a HOME GAME this weekend, is truly fascinating. Maybe it's not quite time to send Nostrant packing? They notched a couple of gutsy wins, indicating that they can not only keep games close, but prevail in the late game. The Geese are
also the only team of the 3 who have a "Win & In" scenario.
Ursinus self-destructed last Saturday, in a game that could have practically sealed their birth into the playoffs. They have an uphill climb this weekend, and need some help. They have least scenarios to enter the playoffs, but a win would give them an excellent shot. If WAC loses at 1pm, Ursinus have themselves play in game at 3pm, which may provide the jolt of energy these Bears need.
Finally, the Fords have operated in the 4-6 range all year, with one of their most impressive performances of the year coming last week in a loss to Dickinson. They have 3 scenarios where they enter the playoffs, but are the only team of the group who could make it with a loss this week. If none of these ball clubs manage an upset this weekend, Haverford would secure the heralded 5 seed. Although we all know to expect the unexpected at this point in the season, this would be the "most likely" outcome.
WAC's ability to control their own destiny is huge, while Ursinus and Haverford will keep a close eye on the other scores around the conference. Relying on another Centennial team to win a game for you is like betting on a horse named "Pee Nesenvy", promising in theory, yet disappointing in practice. However, one of these teams will hit "Verde" on the roulette wheel this weekend and turn a forgettable season into an unlikely success story. All three of these teams have overcame adversity and mediocrity this year. This leads me to believe that these teams will fight like men on Saturday, rather than roll over like dogs.
Let's get into the picks for the weekend. After a week's hiatus, I'm ready for a nice cashout. Tons of value across the book, as Vegas continues to fade Centennial underdogs. While there have been few true upsets, teams like McDaniel, Ursinus and WAC have shown an uncanny ability to cover. The biggest lock for the weekend is sunny weather bringing out rowdy Mid-altantic crowds. From drunk alumni to 8th graders chirping 23 year old men, this Saturday will have it all. Fill the cooler, make your way down to your favorite venue and as always gamble responsibly.
McDaniel @ F&M (-4.5)
In what many have dubbed the Toilet Bowl, these teams will be playing for their pride on Saturday. The Dips season turned into an absolute nightmare. My sources tell me that Cavallaro will be on the recruiting trail starting Sunday, scouring the hot beds for potential program changers. McDanks nearly struck gold two weeks ago, giving Haverford a scare in the 4th quarter. In typical Green Terror fashion, they bottled it and wasted their best opportunity at a Conference win in years. This one will be sloppy, as we may see a weird mix of seniors getting their last chance to play, and young guys getting a chance to gain some experience. Both these squads have nothing else to lose, and something tells me the Diplomats will finally play some half decent lacrosse, as they don't want to let their seniors go out at an all-time low. Dips 13-8.
It has come to my attention that this game was played this evening. Good job F&M, have a great Grit Week
Gettysburg (-5.5) @ WAC
The WAC apologists finally have a foot to stand on, and the Sho'Men will play a meaningful lacrosse game in late April for the first time in a few years. Cam Carrigan and Connor Garrison have provided the late season spark for this flock, and it is clear that there is true belief down there. The issue is, they will be outmatched at every position on Saturday. Gettysburg has a tendency to play down to certain opponents, WAC is not one of those opponents. The Bullets have looked sluggish by their standards and some of their inexperience has shown later in the season. Both these teams will be incentivized. As I mentioned, this is a playoff game for WAC and Gettysburg needs to win the conference to make NCAA's. WAC's lack of depth on offense will be limiting, and Gettysburg definitely has the size and athleticism to cover their top guys. I assume this will be a close game due to the magnitude of the matchup, and a rowdy crowd of blue-collar WAC faithful cheering on their Sho'Men. It would be monumental for the Sho'Men to score this win, as the ghost of OC's watches over them proudly. I love their chances to cover, but I don't think their D-Mids and face off unit can hang with the Bullets' counterparts. Throw that up on the whiteboard tomorrow morning, Nostrant. Bullets 13-10.
Ursinus @ Dickinson (-2.5)
This game has potential to be an absolute thriller. There's a bear in the woods, and it'll be hungry to prove doubters (like myself) wrong. Ursinus can play up with anybody and play down with anybody on any given day. On the other hand, Dickinson looked pedestrian in the second half against Haverford. The Devils defense struggles when plays break down, and has a tendency to miss assignments in transition. Many of these positional matchups are a wash. Both teams have excellent tendies and balanced offensive output. The Bears play a much more opportunistic, hunter-gatherer, offensive style which lends itself well to this matchup. Dickinson will need #GetBusy and button up their transition defense. The elephant in the room is the matchup a the faceoff dot. The Red Devils have a two headed kraken with John Mckee and @Benontren. While the Bears are facing off at a respectable 57% on the year, McKee is on another level and has the ability to make real lacrosse plays after the draw. If Ursinus can get outstanding performances from their specialists and get a widespread offensive effort, they certainly can win this game. I'd expect Ursinus to come out firing and nab a couple quick garbage goals. Webster will utilize all his time outs (you can take em to the bus with you), and get his boys back on track heading into the playoffs. Devs 14-12.
Haverford @ Swarthmore (-3.5) Royal Farms® Game of the Week
"The most electrifying rivalry in southeastern Pennsylvania"
Hopkins/Maryland. Yankees/Red Sox. Seminoles/Gators. Tom/Jerry. Migos/Joe Budden. Cain/Abel. These rivalries pale in comparison to Swat/Haverford.
If you're looking for late hits, animated cellies, and lively discourse between the officials and the coaches, look no further than Clothier Field on Saturday. These ball clubs don't like each other, that's no secret. Gress has the Garnet at an all time high, while Carrington has sprung his team into action with a new offensive framework The Fords live and die by sword that is transition, while Swat dominates time of possession again nearly every opponent. Swat has a notorious knack for keeping every conference game close then capitalizing in the final few minutes. The Garnet certainly carry all momentum into this game, but they do often try to play too cute and score highlight reel goals. Fortunately for them, Pat Gress doesn't frequent Instagram Reels, and gets them to snap out of it before it too late. Haverford thrives when things get muddy, Matt Richards looked like a Waste Management truck operator on the crease last weekend. My sources told me the Von Mabbs was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, hindered by fractured orbital bone. I expect him to go on Saturday, but it will certainly be a game time decision. The Fords have an interesting situation in the cage, as they had senior Andy Tieso step in for his first start against Dickinson and go off for 22 saves. It seems uncertain who will start tomorrow, will the Ford start the hot hand or trust their All-American? We'll have to see how things shake out after warm-ups.
Offensively, the Garnet are incredibly loaded. Their attack trio is loaded, and their midfield has stirred the drink in big games as well. This group need no further analysis, as they have cemented their efficiency and chemistry through the last two years. The Fords offense, while volatile, can be very effective in spurts. They will need to string together four quarters of excellent lacrosse to pull this one off. Haverford tends to bring out another gear of intensity, sliding high and late to any Garnet jersey in sight. This will be a game of runs, as Haverford will be playing for a potential playoff birth and will come out swinging. Swat will undoubtably weather the storm with several runs of their own. This game is destined for overtime, and this matchup will provide another instant classic. Make sure to take your meds and stabilize before this one, as it doesn't get any more intense than this matchup. The Garnet have delivered the knock out punch the past two years in overtime, I think the Black Squirrels avenge these losses on their way to the CC playoffs for the first time in 6 years. 16-15 Fords in Overtime.
The story of this weekend is undoubtable the stalemate in the middle of the conference. The eloquent G.F.Handel_19 broke down all possible playoff scenarios like Steve Kornacki covering the electoral race. Since WAC, Haverford and Ursinus all "Spider Man Meme'd" each other, nothing relevant separates them going into this weekend.
The fact that the Sho'Men are not only alive, but can clinch a HOME GAME this weekend, is truly fascinating. Maybe it's not quite time to send Nostrant packing? They notched a couple of gutsy wins, indicating that they can not only keep games close, but prevail in the late game. The Geese are
also the only team of the 3 who have a "Win & In" scenario.
Ursinus self-destructed last Saturday, in a game that could have practically sealed their birth into the playoffs. They have an uphill climb this weekend, and need some help. They have least scenarios to enter the playoffs, but a win would give them an excellent shot. If WAC loses at 1pm, Ursinus have themselves play in game at 3pm, which may provide the jolt of energy these Bears need.
Finally, the Fords have operated in the 4-6 range all year, with one of their most impressive performances of the year coming last week in a loss to Dickinson. They have 3 scenarios where they enter the playoffs, but are the only team of the group who could make it with a loss this week. If none of these ball clubs manage an upset this weekend, Haverford would secure the heralded 5 seed. Although we all know to expect the unexpected at this point in the season, this would be the "most likely" outcome.
WAC's ability to control their own destiny is huge, while Ursinus and Haverford will keep a close eye on the other scores around the conference. Relying on another Centennial team to win a game for you is like betting on a horse named "Pee Nesenvy", promising in theory, yet disappointing in practice. However, one of these teams will hit "Verde" on the roulette wheel this weekend and turn a forgettable season into an unlikely success story. All three of these teams have overcame adversity and mediocrity this year. This leads me to believe that these teams will fight like men on Saturday, rather than roll over like dogs.
Let's get into the picks for the weekend. After a week's hiatus, I'm ready for a nice cashout. Tons of value across the book, as Vegas continues to fade Centennial underdogs. While there have been few true upsets, teams like McDaniel, Ursinus and WAC have shown an uncanny ability to cover. The biggest lock for the weekend is sunny weather bringing out rowdy Mid-altantic crowds. From drunk alumni to 8th graders chirping 23 year old men, this Saturday will have it all. Fill the cooler, make your way down to your favorite venue and as always gamble responsibly.
McDaniel @ F&M (-4.5)
In what many have dubbed the Toilet Bowl, these teams will be playing for their pride on Saturday. The Dips season turned into an absolute nightmare. My sources tell me that Cavallaro will be on the recruiting trail starting Sunday, scouring the hot beds for potential program changers. McDanks nearly struck gold two weeks ago, giving Haverford a scare in the 4th quarter. In typical Green Terror fashion, they bottled it and wasted their best opportunity at a Conference win in years. This one will be sloppy, as we may see a weird mix of seniors getting their last chance to play, and young guys getting a chance to gain some experience. Both these squads have nothing else to lose, and something tells me the Diplomats will finally play some half decent lacrosse, as they don't want to let their seniors go out at an all-time low. Dips 13-8.
It has come to my attention that this game was played this evening. Good job F&M, have a great Grit Week
Gettysburg (-5.5) @ WAC
The WAC apologists finally have a foot to stand on, and the Sho'Men will play a meaningful lacrosse game in late April for the first time in a few years. Cam Carrigan and Connor Garrison have provided the late season spark for this flock, and it is clear that there is true belief down there. The issue is, they will be outmatched at every position on Saturday. Gettysburg has a tendency to play down to certain opponents, WAC is not one of those opponents. The Bullets have looked sluggish by their standards and some of their inexperience has shown later in the season. Both these teams will be incentivized. As I mentioned, this is a playoff game for WAC and Gettysburg needs to win the conference to make NCAA's. WAC's lack of depth on offense will be limiting, and Gettysburg definitely has the size and athleticism to cover their top guys. I assume this will be a close game due to the magnitude of the matchup, and a rowdy crowd of blue-collar WAC faithful cheering on their Sho'Men. It would be monumental for the Sho'Men to score this win, as the ghost of OC's watches over them proudly. I love their chances to cover, but I don't think their D-Mids and face off unit can hang with the Bullets' counterparts. Throw that up on the whiteboard tomorrow morning, Nostrant. Bullets 13-10.
Ursinus @ Dickinson (-2.5)
This game has potential to be an absolute thriller. There's a bear in the woods, and it'll be hungry to prove doubters (like myself) wrong. Ursinus can play up with anybody and play down with anybody on any given day. On the other hand, Dickinson looked pedestrian in the second half against Haverford. The Devils defense struggles when plays break down, and has a tendency to miss assignments in transition. Many of these positional matchups are a wash. Both teams have excellent tendies and balanced offensive output. The Bears play a much more opportunistic, hunter-gatherer, offensive style which lends itself well to this matchup. Dickinson will need #GetBusy and button up their transition defense. The elephant in the room is the matchup a the faceoff dot. The Red Devils have a two headed kraken with John Mckee and @Benontren. While the Bears are facing off at a respectable 57% on the year, McKee is on another level and has the ability to make real lacrosse plays after the draw. If Ursinus can get outstanding performances from their specialists and get a widespread offensive effort, they certainly can win this game. I'd expect Ursinus to come out firing and nab a couple quick garbage goals. Webster will utilize all his time outs (you can take em to the bus with you), and get his boys back on track heading into the playoffs. Devs 14-12.
Haverford @ Swarthmore (-3.5) Royal Farms® Game of the Week
"The most electrifying rivalry in southeastern Pennsylvania"
Hopkins/Maryland. Yankees/Red Sox. Seminoles/Gators. Tom/Jerry. Migos/Joe Budden. Cain/Abel. These rivalries pale in comparison to Swat/Haverford.
If you're looking for late hits, animated cellies, and lively discourse between the officials and the coaches, look no further than Clothier Field on Saturday. These ball clubs don't like each other, that's no secret. Gress has the Garnet at an all time high, while Carrington has sprung his team into action with a new offensive framework The Fords live and die by sword that is transition, while Swat dominates time of possession again nearly every opponent. Swat has a notorious knack for keeping every conference game close then capitalizing in the final few minutes. The Garnet certainly carry all momentum into this game, but they do often try to play too cute and score highlight reel goals. Fortunately for them, Pat Gress doesn't frequent Instagram Reels, and gets them to snap out of it before it too late. Haverford thrives when things get muddy, Matt Richards looked like a Waste Management truck operator on the crease last weekend. My sources told me the Von Mabbs was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, hindered by fractured orbital bone. I expect him to go on Saturday, but it will certainly be a game time decision. The Fords have an interesting situation in the cage, as they had senior Andy Tieso step in for his first start against Dickinson and go off for 22 saves. It seems uncertain who will start tomorrow, will the Ford start the hot hand or trust their All-American? We'll have to see how things shake out after warm-ups.
Offensively, the Garnet are incredibly loaded. Their attack trio is loaded, and their midfield has stirred the drink in big games as well. This group need no further analysis, as they have cemented their efficiency and chemistry through the last two years. The Fords offense, while volatile, can be very effective in spurts. They will need to string together four quarters of excellent lacrosse to pull this one off. Haverford tends to bring out another gear of intensity, sliding high and late to any Garnet jersey in sight. This will be a game of runs, as Haverford will be playing for a potential playoff birth and will come out swinging. Swat will undoubtably weather the storm with several runs of their own. This game is destined for overtime, and this matchup will provide another instant classic. Make sure to take your meds and stabilize before this one, as it doesn't get any more intense than this matchup. The Garnet have delivered the knock out punch the past two years in overtime, I think the Black Squirrels avenge these losses on their way to the CC playoffs for the first time in 6 years. 16-15 Fords in Overtime.
Re: Centennial Conference 2024
While I am well aware of the recent history of the Swat/Haverford game, I think this one will be pleasantly one-sided.
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CentennialPundit
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Watching the WAC stream makes me understand why the Washington fans are always so angry… such a poor quality product.
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There are far worse but yeah its not great, was told it is a certain camera that helps breakdown game film. Good game so far.CentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 1:34 pm Watching the WAC stream makes me understand why the Washington fans are always so angry… such a poor quality product.
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Gonna be a tough day on the forums for the WAC faithful if they find a way to choke what could be the sole quality win of Nostraint’s rocky tenure.
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Gettysburg is sorry. No fight, heard the locker room is in shambles…….
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If that is true that is a shame because there are rumblings that F&M is in the same situation. Being on teams with those issues are never fun and if not fixed, things get ugly.
Hopefully it is just a 1 year ordeal and the CC remains strong. It is a fun conference when the dips, bullets, dickinson, ursinus, mules, and Swat are all cylinders firing. My shoremen are getting there....
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wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
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veryoldgoose
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Congrats to WAC! If people read the WAC thread, they will know I don't think Nostrant is the right coach for this moment in time, but credit to the boys winning today when they needed to win. Always glad to see a WAC win over Gburg!CentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:59 pm wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
I do totally agree though - Gettysburg's performance the latter half of this season has to be because they are one of the most mentally weakest teams I have ever seen. The moment they get pushed around a little, they just collapse. Obviously something fairly catastrophic is going on in that locker room given their talent. To use another sports analogy - the Boston Celtics are clearly the best team in the NBA on talent right now, but the moment they get rattled, they can just collapse. Same thing with this Gburg team.
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WAC played some pretty solid ball you weaselCentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:59 pm wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
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Yea you weaselChopMan23 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 3:06 pmWAC played some pretty solid ball you weaselCentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:59 pm wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
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RollShore82
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Re: Centennial Conference 2024
Total weaselItsDoller wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:02 pmYea you weaselChopMan23 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 3:06 pmWAC played some pretty solid ball you weaselCentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:59 pm wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
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MrLacrosse
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Re: Centennial Conference 2024
Get a load of this weaselRollShore82 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:07 pmTotal weaselItsDoller wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:02 pmYea you weaselChopMan23 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 3:06 pmWAC played some pretty solid ball you weaselCentennialPundit wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 2:59 pm wow what a stinking load of poo poo from Gettysburg. Want to say credit to wac…. but not even sure they played that well.
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Backupstix
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Re: Centennial Conference 2024
Minutes after the game and you post “the locker room is in shambles” what a troll. There’s a lot of very young talent on that team once the chemistry is straight they will be a great team.
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MrLacrosse
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I wonder where this guy went to schoolBackupstix wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:51 pmMinutes after the game and you post “the locker room is in shambles” what a troll. There’s a lot of very young talent on that team once the chemistry is straight they will be a great team.
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That was posted during the end of the 3rd. But agreed, a lot of Freshman out there. Charlie Johnson will have a nice career there, very good player.Backupstix wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2024 4:51 pmMinutes after the game and you post “the locker room is in shambles” what a troll. There’s a lot of very young talent on that team once the chemistry is straight they will be a great team.