MAAC 2022
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Re: MAAC 2022
Marist by a full body lead. Noble Smith FROY and DPOY
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Re: MAAC 2022
Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
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Marist only loses 2 starters from last years team that was only stopped by their administration. They also welcome back top mid Lyons who missed last season. Would have to think their the favorite especially with a new school president who hopefully doesn’t hate all sports not called basketball as much as the last one.
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Re: MAAC 2022
SBU Will be top two w Dobson and the rising soph FR og the year who’s name escapes me at the moment.xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
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Re: MAAC 2022
Siena is improved?xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
They didn't win a game playing an All MAAC schedule.
I understand that they played some close games. But winless is still winless.
Re: MAAC 2022
He might be the best goalie in the nation. I know the blue blood programs will laugh at that comment but wait till after the season when their all lining up for him.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 12:55 pmSBU Will be top two w Dobson and the rising soph FR og the year who’s name escapes me at the moment.xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
Re: MAAC 2022
Nobody’s laughing.Tonyp2566 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:32 pmHe might be the best goalie in the nation. I know the blue blood programs will laugh at that comment but wait till after the season when their all lining up for him.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 12:55 pmSBU Will be top two w Dobson and the rising soph FR og the year who’s name escapes me at the moment.xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
Two obvious examples,
Mike Adler, Dillon Ward,
neither were exactly IL top 100’s,
so,
you never know.
Re: MAAC 2022
I don’t think they are contenders but lost to MAAC Champs twice last year by a goal, I think they are improving and moving in the right direction.lilax wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 3:30 pmSiena is improved?xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
They didn't win a game playing an All MAAC schedule.
I understand that they played some close games. But winless is still winless.
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Re: MAAC 2022
With the abbreviated past 2 seasons and not all rosters sorted, it's very hard to make any sort of predictions. It could be a year where 4 teams get first place votes in the coaches' preseason poll. Instead will just write some thoughts on each team.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 17-9 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 17-9 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
Re: MAAC 2022
Dobson in portal for next year not this year.redfoxalum wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:19 pm With the abbreviated past 2 seasons and not all rosters sorted, it's very hard to make any sort of predictions. It could be a year where 4 teams get first place votes in the coaches' preseason poll. Instead will just write some thoughts on each team.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 19-7 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
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Not laughing. Not sure I agree that he’s the best but he will get noticed nationally this year I am confident.10stone5 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:45 pmNobody’s laughing.Tonyp2566 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 4:32 pmHe might be the best goalie in the nation. I know the blue blood programs will laugh at that comment but wait till after the season when their all lining up for him.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 12:55 pmSBU Will be top two w Dobson and the rising soph FR og the year who’s name escapes me at the moment.xxxxxxx wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 11:54 am Such a hard league to predict with such parody. Many of the teams were loaded up with fifth-year guys last year. Obviously, those guys are gone, Monmouth was clearly the class of the conference in 2021 but lost a lot. Marist had a really tough task with their administration not letting them play or practice until very late. St Bonaventure is a classic fourth-year team with lots of upperclassmen with real experience. Siena is much improved and Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Canisius I just don't know. I am pretty sure Detroit Mercy has left the MAAC, so I guess I'm saying this thing is wide open, as usual.
Two obvious examples,
Mike Adler, Dillon Ward,
neither were exactly IL top 100’s,
so,
you never know.
Harvard University, out
University of Utah, in
I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
(Afan jealous he didn’t do this first)
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I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
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Re: MAAC 2022
Rosa that was the FR. Is he related to The ones at Cuse and Bart, One of Tom’s kids?Tonyp2566 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:26 pmDobson in portal for next year not this year.redfoxalum wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:19 pm With the abbreviated past 2 seasons and not all rosters sorted, it's very hard to make any sort of predictions. It could be a year where 4 teams get first place votes in the coaches' preseason poll. Instead will just write some thoughts on each team.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 19-7 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
Harvard University, out
University of Utah, in
I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
(Afan jealous he didn’t do this first)
University of Utah, in
I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
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Re: MAAC 2022
No, Canadian kid.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:35 pmRosa that was the FR. Is he related to The ones at Cuse and Bart, One of Tom’s kids?Tonyp2566 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:26 pmDobson in portal for next year not this year.redfoxalum wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:19 pm With the abbreviated past 2 seasons and not all rosters sorted, it's very hard to make any sort of predictions. It could be a year where 4 teams get first place votes in the coaches' preseason poll. Instead will just write some thoughts on each team.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 19-7 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
I'm pretty sure his Dad played for the Knighthawks back in the day with Mearns.
Bonnies will be very good. Really what's holding them back from being the favorite is they have to figure out their FOGO situation. They went 37% and do not seem to have any depth at the position.
Great defense though with Dobson in net and Belter who may be the best pole in the conference.
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Re: MAAC 2022
Thanks I look at what LIU was able to do with Mark and LaCalandria and see the same thing at SBUD2fan wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 9:29 pmNo, Canadian kid.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:35 pmRosa that was the FR. Is he related to The ones at Cuse and Bart, One of Tom’s kids?Tonyp2566 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:26 pmDobson in portal for next year not this year.redfoxalum wrote: ↑Mon Oct 04, 2021 7:19 pm With the abbreviated past 2 seasons and not all rosters sorted, it's very hard to make any sort of predictions. It could be a year where 4 teams get first place votes in the coaches' preseason poll. Instead will just write some thoughts on each team.
Manhattan - Had the best covid luck of 2021 and earned the #1 seed in the conference tournament. The program has been on a slow but steady rise since Coach Kelleher arrived. First team All MAAC GK Krebs returns, but think the overall talent of the roster is still pretty far behind some of the other teams.
Monmouth - The 2021 champions lose the most to graduation, Hervada using his 5th year at Villanova hurts. However, Coach Fisher has proven that his team will probably be in the mix. Stratton will be heavily relied on, haven't heard if Brooks is using his 5th year at Monmouth.
Quinnipiac - The Bobcats were a turnover machine in 2021, committing over 6 turnovers more per game than their opponents. Fortunately, they have the best FOGO in the MAAC in George, who took every draw in 2021, to offset that possession deficit. Haven't heard if Tomsik is coming back, they need to cutdown on turnovers regardless.
Canisius - Had an okay 2021 season, going 5-5. Return one of the best Attackman and SSDM in Buck and Ricketts. Return 19 Seniors and 5th years. Also add an uncharacteristically large class by Griffs standards of 15. Probably need some Freshmen or unsung veterans to emerge to improve on the 2021 season.
Marist - The heavy favorite going into 2021 had the worst covid luck, barely practicing or playing. Were 3-0 before a 1 goal loss at Canisius in the playoffs following traveling to Buffalo on game day. The attack is as good as you will ever see in the MAAC. Return their best midfielder, Lyons, who missed 2021 after being hurt during the 19-7 upset of #7/9 Army West Point in 2020. Stofko returning at close defense for a 5th year is significant. FOGO and SSDM were weaknesses in 2021 that have to be improved. Marist brings in a Freshmen and transfer from D2 Pace University at FOGO.
St. Bonaventure - Year 4 has gone very well for recent startups Marquette and Detroit Mercy. St. Bonvanture had a nice 2021, going .500 after going winless in their first season and abbreviated 2020. Dobson was in the transfer portal, they will be a big threat if he ends up returning. Rosa and Westley on offense are a formidable duo. Mearns with a fully funded program is going to be a force.
Siena - Winless in 2021, but only 1 of those 8 losses were by more than 2 goals. They will need to find an answer in net and have Gleason and others elevate their games to an All Conference level to compete for a playoff spot in 2022. Don't think they are a playoff team, but capable of knocking some teams off.
I'm pretty sure his Dad played for the Knighthawks back in the day with Mearns.
Bonnies will be very good. Really what's holding them back from being the favorite is they have to figure out their FOGO situation. They went 37% and do not seem to have any depth at the position.
Great defense though with Dobson in net and Belter who may be the best pole in the conference.
Harvard University, out
University of Utah, in
I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
(Afan jealous he didn’t do this first)
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I am going to get a 4.0 in damage.
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Re: MAAC 2022
Any reports on how Marist and Siena looked at the Hofstra event?
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Hofstra thread has some brief update on Marist.
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Re: MAAC 2022
Sounds like Marist looked pretty good yesterday although have no idea who Hofstra had on the field. Either way D must have looked good
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Marist Schedule
https://goredfoxes.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule
Manhattan conference schedule
https://gojaspers.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule
https://goredfoxes.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule
Manhattan conference schedule
https://gojaspers.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule
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Re: MAAC 2022
Manhattan is listing just the MAAC portion of their schedule. The Marist schedule is similar to 2020. Marist did well on face offs and ground balls in narrow losses to Richmond and Delaware in that abbreviated season. A lot of the team is the same but success will be harder to come by in those departments with no Peyton Smith. The Marist O is a talented and experienced group. If they get a comparable number of possessions as opponents, they will be a tough out. The Bucknell 10 man ride has caused Marist problems and will be interesting to watch as well in OOC play.Relaxin70 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 05, 2021 11:01 am Marist Schedule
https://goredfoxes.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule
Manhattan conference schedule
https://gojaspers.com/sports/mens-lacrosse/schedule