.@HarvardMLax sophomore attackman Austin Madronic has entered the portal as a grad student for the 2023 season, per a source. A British Columbia native and @Culver_Lacrosse alum, Madronic has 31g/18a through 16 career games, leading the Crimson in points in 2020.
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I sort of had the feeling Pallonetti might be moving a little closer to home.jrn19 wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 9:03 pm Dylan Pallonetti going to Stony Brook https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/12 ... 75941?s=21
I know and I saw that. That’s a long way away. Seems like all the others in the portal are graduates or rising seniors or underclassmen playing elsewhere next season. Maybe put an asterisk next to him as he won’t he helping a new team in 2021 or 2022 (unless he changes his exit strategy). His case is an outlier.AreaLax wrote: ↑Thu May 07, 2020 8:55 pm TLD
From TX twitter back in April.@HarvardMLax sophomore attackman Austin Madronic has entered the portal as a grad student for the 2023 season, per a source. A British Columbia native and @Culver_Lacrosse alum, Madronic has 31g/18a through 16 career games, leading the Crimson in points in 2020.
@NDlacrosse face-off man Charlie Leonard withdrew his name from the portal & will play for the Irish in ‘21 while getting his MBA, sources told IL.
I don’t care about anyone pointing it out, my only question is why it seems to bother some people so much. A bunch of people seem to have some issue with it and treat it like a less legitimate or ethical way to build and improve your team and this makes no sense to me whatsoever. The idea that it’s “better” or in any way more respectable to not bring in transfers and just do it through recruiting; when bringing in transfers is quite literally just...recruiting. The way it’s framed as Tillman lurking in the shadows pushing players away like a movie villain or something is genuinely kind of funny though.HopFan16 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:38 am Why do Maryland fans get so defensive when you point out the unassailable fact that they have had a lot of transfers? It doesn’t necessarily have to be a good or bad thing. It has picked up in the last few years and I think the jury is still out on if that has any tangible overall effect positively or negatively on the program—though either way, it is a thing that is happening. In the last two offseasons Tillman has very clearly decided to be an active participant in the transfer market, and not just for the obvious no-brainer guys. He seems to be using it to plug smaller holes to, like getting that SSDM from Cleveland State. I don’t have a problem with the philosophy. I think it’s an interesting strategy not every coach is employing. Stop acting like it’s an attack on your children by merely bringing it up.
Also kind of hard to run scared from a team you’ve beaten three times in a row but that’s just me.
Hilarious......Have you looked at your own transfer portal lately? Pot meet kettle.......HopFan16 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:38 am Why do Maryland fans get so defensive when you point out the unassailable fact that they have had a lot of transfers? It doesn’t necessarily have to be a good or bad thing. It has picked up in the last few years and I think the jury is still out on if that has any tangible overall effect positively or negatively on the program—though either way, it is a thing that is happening. In the last two offseasons Tillman has very clearly decided to be an active participant in the transfer market, and not just for the obvious no-brainer guys. He seems to be using it to plug smaller holes to, like getting that SSDM from Cleveland State. I don’t have a problem with the philosophy. I think it’s an interesting strategy not every coach is employing. Stop acting like it’s an attack on your children by merely bringing it up.
Also kind of hard to run scared from a team you’ve beaten three times in a row but that’s just me.
I was just on the Champions League Thread and some bloke from Man City was complaining about Hopkins goalie situation and then this jack wad from Liverpool starts complaining about every thread getting commandeered bi Hopkins Fan.WUWTjrn19 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:52 amI don’t care about anyone pointing it out, my only question is why it seems to bother some people so much. A bunch of people seem to have some issue with it and treat it like a less legitimate or ethical way to build and improve your team and this makes no sense to me whatsoever. The idea that it’s “better” or in any way more respectable to not bring in transfers and just do it through recruiting; when bringing in transfers is quite literally just...recruiting. The way it’s framed as Tillman lurking in the shadows pushing players away like a movie villain or something is genuinely kind of funny though.HopFan16 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:38 am Why do Maryland fans get so defensive when you point out the unassailable fact that they have had a lot of transfers? It doesn’t necessarily have to be a good or bad thing. It has picked up in the last few years and I think the jury is still out on if that has any tangible overall effect positively or negatively on the program—though either way, it is a thing that is happening. In the last two offseasons Tillman has very clearly decided to be an active participant in the transfer market, and not just for the obvious no-brainer guys. He seems to be using it to plug smaller holes to, like getting that SSDM from Cleveland State. I don’t have a problem with the philosophy. I think it’s an interesting strategy not every coach is employing. Stop acting like it’s an attack on your children by merely bringing it up.
Also kind of hard to run scared from a team you’ve beaten three times in a row but that’s just me.
Huh? 5 guys (out of 50+ on the roster) entering the portal after their coach leaves is the same as Tillman's strategy...how? Petro was not at all big on transfers, especially recently. I think we've had precisely two incoming transfers in the last like 10 seasons or something. He went after Scanlan and Gray just like everybody else, but he has, it seems, deliberately not gone after the lesser known guys to plug holes despite ample opportunity to do so. I don't really think you thought this one through.blue angels wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 10:05 amHilarious......Have you looked at your own transfer portal lately? Pot meet kettle.......HopFan16 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:38 am Why do Maryland fans get so defensive when you point out the unassailable fact that they have had a lot of transfers? It doesn’t necessarily have to be a good or bad thing. It has picked up in the last few years and I think the jury is still out on if that has any tangible overall effect positively or negatively on the program—though either way, it is a thing that is happening. In the last two offseasons Tillman has very clearly decided to be an active participant in the transfer market, and not just for the obvious no-brainer guys. He seems to be using it to plug smaller holes to, like getting that SSDM from Cleveland State. I don’t have a problem with the philosophy. I think it’s an interesting strategy not every coach is employing. Stop acting like it’s an attack on your children by merely bringing it up.
Also kind of hard to run scared from a team you’ve beaten three times in a row but that’s just me.
Because fans start using it against UMd, saying things like "I don't know why recruits sign with UMd when Tillman brings in transfers to replace them".HopFan16 wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 9:38 am Why do Maryland fans get so defensive when you point out the unassailable fact that they have had a lot of transfers? It doesn’t necessarily have to be a good or bad thing. It has picked up in the last few years and I think the jury is still out on if that has any tangible overall effect positively or negatively on the program—though either way, it is a thing that is happening. In the last two offseasons Tillman has very clearly decided to be an active participant in the transfer market, and not just for the obvious no-brainer guys. He seems to be using it to plug smaller holes to, like getting that SSDM from Cleveland State. I don’t have a problem with the philosophy. I think it’s an interesting strategy not every coach is employing. Stop acting like it’s an attack on your children by merely bringing it up.
Also kind of hard to run scared from a team you’ve beaten three times in a row but that’s just me.
transfer Jared Fernandez, a starting LSM for @CuseMLAX, just let me know that he’ll be joining @JHUmenslacrosse for his final two years of eligibility. Great addition for the Jays in the middle of the field
