This is something every strong 2021/2022/2023 recruit is already thinking about every school that is actively working the transfer portal.
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Do you think there would be as many transfers if lacrosse players had to sit out a year?
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That above development just shows that whichever school taking advantage of the current transfer situation versus other schools, wasn’t much of an argument to begin with.
Is the Ierlan case a precedent, or was it already out there, established ?
Personally, I’m glad he’s back, one of the best there ever was.
This piece though is very interesting.calourie wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 11:23 am It just got harder to be a Yale fan, and still a critic of transfers with the recent indication that TD Ierlan will be the exception to Yale's no fifth year option for its' athletes because in the process of his transfer to Yale he wasn't accorded credit for all his UAlbany courses and thus needs another semester to complete his studies. Do I feel sorry for his talented understudy Joe Neumann? Yes and to a great extent, but not to the extent that I'm not thoroughly delighted that TD is coming back for a 5th season. That's the self interest paradox in this discussion.
Is the Ierlan case a precedent, or was it already out there, established ?
Personally, I’m glad he’s back, one of the best there ever was.
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Excellent pickup for Hopkins and Coach Milliman!
From what I have read and briefly seen, Fernandez is a groundball machine and an athletic LSM who can cause turnovers. Should really help out on faceoffs and D. Just what the doctor ordered.
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Updating HopFan16's list
Albany - Davis Diamond (attack/midfield), Isaiah Skidders (attack), Teioshontathe McComber (attack)
Bellarmine - Morgan Macko (attack)
Boston University - Max Tetreault (FOGO)
Bryant - David DeMartino (defense)—>Trinity
Brown - Ryan Finlay (defense)
Bucknell - Will Yorke (attack), Connor Shears (defense), Hunter Newman (LSM), Grayson Burns (attack), Matt Fedorjaka (midfield)
Canisius - Cade Talbert (goalie)
Colgate - Griffin Brown (attack/midfield) —> Maryland, Nicky Petkevich (attack), Parker Baddley (LSM), John Donahue (defense), Cooper Belanger (midfield), Jesse Rosenblatt (attack)
Furman - Luke Majick (midfield), Alec van de Bovenkamp (goalie)x->OSU, Luke Muter (defense)
Hartford - Cullin Walsh (goalie)
Harvard - Myles Hamm (attack), Beau Botkiss (defense), Austin Madronic (attack)*, Nigel Andrews (midfield)
Hobart - Sam Lucchesi (goalie), PJ Delpha (defense), Eric Holden (attack)—>Maryland, Justin Scott (A/M)
Hampton - Ian Groom(FO)
Hofstra - Whit Stopak (attack), Ryan Kinnard (midfield), Eric Wenz (defense)—>OSU, Nick Williams (attack)
Holy Cross - Justin Lynskey (attack), Sean Mullaney (midfield), Dan O'Connell(FO)—>Duke
Hopkins - Jack Rapine (defense), Alex Gainey (goalie), Cole Williams (attack), Alex Concannon (midfield)
Lafayette - Beaudan Szuluk (defense)
Maryland - Dylan Pallonetti (attack/midfield)—>Stony Brook, Jack DeSantis (defense)—>OSU
Merrimack - Davis Cronin (FOGO), Charlie Bertrand (attack)
Michigan - Matt Trowbridge (goalie), Finn Goonan (LSM)
Mount St. Mary's - Evan Falkowski (midfield)
Notre Dame - Michael Farnish (Defense)
Ohio State - Josh Kirson (goalie), Christian Tomei (goalie) —>Jacksonville
Penn - Kyle Gallagher (FOGO)---> Notre Dame, Kyle Thornton (defense)--->Notre Dame
Penn State - Collin Almeida (Midfield), Brad Santore (Midfield)
Princeton - Michael Sowers (attack)—>Duke, Connor McCarthy (midfield), Phil Robertson (attack)
Providence - Sean Lahey (attack)
Richmond - Mick Burden (FO)
Robert Morris - Austin Popovich (midfield)
Rutger - Demetrius Stevenson (Midfield) —> Delaware; Zach Groff (goalie)
St. Bonaventure - John Kilcommons(attack)
St. John’s - Kyle McBride(LSM)
St. Joseph's - Mike Adler (goalie)
Syracuse - Jared Fernandez (LSM)—> Hopkins, Jacob Nelson (attack), Sean Donnelly(attack), Luke Strang (goalie), Andrew Kim (midfield), Justin Kim (midfield)
UMass - Matt Baugher (attack), Jack Geiger (Midfield)
UMass Lowell - Matt Murakami (goalie)
UMBC - Steven Cornwell (LSM)
Utah - Mac Costin (midfield), Liam Donnelly (goalie) —> Albany, Jimmy Perkins (A/M), Nick Hapney (defense)
Virginia - Xander Dickson (attack)
Vermont - Drew Lenkaitis (attack), Ben French (attack)
Wagner - Jake Garb (attack)
Yale - BJ Burlace (defense)—>MARYLAND; Jackson Morrill (attack)—>Denver, Lucas Cotler (midfield)—> Denver, Brian Ward (LSM)
* in the portal for the future 2023
Albany - Davis Diamond (attack/midfield), Isaiah Skidders (attack), Teioshontathe McComber (attack)
Bellarmine - Morgan Macko (attack)
Boston University - Max Tetreault (FOGO)
Bryant - David DeMartino (defense)—>Trinity
Brown - Ryan Finlay (defense)
Bucknell - Will Yorke (attack), Connor Shears (defense), Hunter Newman (LSM), Grayson Burns (attack), Matt Fedorjaka (midfield)
Canisius - Cade Talbert (goalie)
Colgate - Griffin Brown (attack/midfield) —> Maryland, Nicky Petkevich (attack), Parker Baddley (LSM), John Donahue (defense), Cooper Belanger (midfield), Jesse Rosenblatt (attack)
Furman - Luke Majick (midfield), Alec van de Bovenkamp (goalie)x->OSU, Luke Muter (defense)
Hartford - Cullin Walsh (goalie)
Harvard - Myles Hamm (attack), Beau Botkiss (defense), Austin Madronic (attack)*, Nigel Andrews (midfield)
Hobart - Sam Lucchesi (goalie), PJ Delpha (defense), Eric Holden (attack)—>Maryland, Justin Scott (A/M)
Hampton - Ian Groom(FO)
Hofstra - Whit Stopak (attack), Ryan Kinnard (midfield), Eric Wenz (defense)—>OSU, Nick Williams (attack)
Holy Cross - Justin Lynskey (attack), Sean Mullaney (midfield), Dan O'Connell(FO)—>Duke
Hopkins - Jack Rapine (defense), Alex Gainey (goalie), Cole Williams (attack), Alex Concannon (midfield)
Lafayette - Beaudan Szuluk (defense)
Maryland - Dylan Pallonetti (attack/midfield)—>Stony Brook, Jack DeSantis (defense)—>OSU
Merrimack - Davis Cronin (FOGO), Charlie Bertrand (attack)
Michigan - Matt Trowbridge (goalie), Finn Goonan (LSM)
Mount St. Mary's - Evan Falkowski (midfield)
Notre Dame - Michael Farnish (Defense)
Ohio State - Josh Kirson (goalie), Christian Tomei (goalie) —>Jacksonville
Penn - Kyle Gallagher (FOGO)---> Notre Dame, Kyle Thornton (defense)--->Notre Dame
Penn State - Collin Almeida (Midfield), Brad Santore (Midfield)
Princeton - Michael Sowers (attack)—>Duke, Connor McCarthy (midfield), Phil Robertson (attack)
Providence - Sean Lahey (attack)
Richmond - Mick Burden (FO)
Robert Morris - Austin Popovich (midfield)
Rutger - Demetrius Stevenson (Midfield) —> Delaware; Zach Groff (goalie)
St. Bonaventure - John Kilcommons(attack)
St. John’s - Kyle McBride(LSM)
St. Joseph's - Mike Adler (goalie)
Syracuse - Jared Fernandez (LSM)—> Hopkins, Jacob Nelson (attack), Sean Donnelly(attack), Luke Strang (goalie), Andrew Kim (midfield), Justin Kim (midfield)
UMass - Matt Baugher (attack), Jack Geiger (Midfield)
UMass Lowell - Matt Murakami (goalie)
UMBC - Steven Cornwell (LSM)
Utah - Mac Costin (midfield), Liam Donnelly (goalie) —> Albany, Jimmy Perkins (A/M), Nick Hapney (defense)
Virginia - Xander Dickson (attack)
Vermont - Drew Lenkaitis (attack), Ben French (attack)
Wagner - Jake Garb (attack)
Yale - BJ Burlace (defense)—>MARYLAND; Jackson Morrill (attack)—>Denver, Lucas Cotler (midfield)—> Denver, Brian Ward (LSM)
* in the portal for the future 2023
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Wow, talk about a good get!!! Fernandez is outstanding, that's a really tough loss for Cuse.
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Defensive? No. More like bemused. Thanks to Calourie pointing out Syracuse. I know it's hard to sift through the running list of transfers, excluding the Ivy and PL for obvious reasons, and seeing how many kids are leaving Syracuse, especially when you've already made up your mind that Maryland is the only program that has kids transfer in or out. Maryland has definitely benefitted from whatever is going on up at Syracuse with Wisnauskas and Dylan Maltz transferring back closer to home. If Desko had just played Wisnauskas as a freshman, he'd still be there.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.
This obviously doesn't apply to you but to others who mindlessly throw out the intellectually lazy #narrative (which they obviously use derisively). Just acknowledge that Tillman runs a better program. Every program has kids transfer out. For Maryland, they typically have 2 freshman transfer out at the end of the fall (probably based on fit with the program or the university...because, you know, lots of freshman in general transfer) and another 3 players transfer out at the end of the season (usually playing time-related). Tillman usually plugs those with incoming transfers. I guess he could leave the holes in the roster and bring in extra large freshman classes...but that leads to more transfers down the road. Maybe that's what happens at Cuse.
And Hop16, sure, you're cool with the 3 recent Hop wins over Maryland. I'll take the Final 4s every time. Enjoy your new coach.
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If football and basketball are any indication, yes. They still would.
You should see the transfer rates in women's basketball. It's worse than any other sport I've seen.
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Maybe. It will be fascinating to watch this play out.
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hmm, if I understand your math, they have 4-5 transfers out each year, replaced with 4-5 transfers in.Wheels wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 11:53 amDefensive? No. More like bemused. Thanks to Calourie pointing out Syracuse. I know it's hard to sift through the running list of transfers, excluding the Ivy and PL for obvious reasons, and seeing how many kids are leaving Syracuse, especially when you've already made up your mind that Maryland is the only program that has kids transfer in or out. Maryland has definitely benefitted from whatever is going on up at Syracuse with Wisnauskas and Dylan Maltz transferring back closer to home. If Desko had just played Wisnauskas as a freshman, he'd still be there.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.
This obviously doesn't apply to you but to others who mindlessly throw out the intellectually lazy #narrative (which they obviously use derisively). Just acknowledge that Tillman runs a better program. Every program has kids transfer out. For Maryland, they typically have 2 freshman transfer out at the end of the fall (probably based on fit with the program or the university...because, you know, lots of freshman in general transfer) and another 3 players transfer out at the end of the season (usually playing time-related). Tillman usually plugs those with incoming transfers. I guess he could leave the holes in the roster and bring in extra large freshman classes...but that leads to more transfers down the road. Maybe that's what happens at Cuse.
And Hop16, sure, you're cool with the 3 recent Hop wins over Maryland. I'll take the Final 4s every time. Enjoy your new coach.
Are there 5 other programs with that kind of movement?
3?
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While I don't know how it affects things now with players that have graduated, but I remember that Peter Lamade, after graduating, was allowed to transfer from Duke to Virginia with the ACC transfer rules being waived.
More recently, we had Jack Falk go from UVa to Duke, after graduating from UVa.
More recently, we had Jack Falk go from UVa to Duke, after graduating from UVa.
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2nd for Duke. Hear more on the wayFormer Holy Cross FOGO Dan O’Connell is officially admitted at Duke, according to a source.
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lamade's group was granted special exemption i want to say. and in between him and falk graduate football players paved the way for a new normal on grad students.Cooter wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 12:50 pm While I don't know how it affects things now with players that have graduated, but I remember that Peter Lamade, after graduating, was allowed to transfer from Duke to Virginia with the ACC transfer rules being waived.
More recently, we had Jack Falk go from UVa to Duke, after graduating from UVa.
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I don't know about that. Jordan Ginder took 167 of Duke's 233 FOs this season and had a .593 win %. O'Connell took 145 of HC's 158 FOs for a .662 win %. Level of competition should be factored in but O'Connell was the statistically stronger FOGO.
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