Transfer Portal 2022

[jrn19]

Winning breeds Winning.

RU is now a hot destination. Burgdorf is a excellent goalie. New Jerseyan coming back to home sweet home.

Luvin the adds . A few more to go.

not sure what grad transfer burgdorf is thinking with kirst back for another year off his redshirt.

I think the former explains the situation with the latter in this case

[DocBarrister]

Thank you Hopfan

Rather it not being ND, Duke, Denver, Maryland or even Rutgers as they all added a number of transfers last year. Let it be another.

Especially ND who has already added four likely starters.

Others will disagree but t me its somewhat unpure to stock a team with transfers.

ND picked up four likely starters!?!?!
Quality portal guys go to the top programs.
Your coach leaves? sure, leave. Not a good fit? ok, go somewhere else.
A Mid major won't make another final four at this rate.
Coach Marr was ahead of the curve on this one.

https://www.timesunion.com/sports/artic ... m=referral

Coach Marr is a fine coach, but he is simply wrong in his view of the transfer process. I certainly wouldn’t send a child to a coach with such a controlling attitude towards college transfers.

If you want a player who is disgruntled about his lack of playing time or the position or role he is being asked to play on the team … fine, as a coach make your pitch to have the player stay. Just don’t argue for toughening the transfer rules so a coach can essentially veto a transfer.

DocBarrister

[Farfromgeneva]

I agree. That’s simply Marr abrogating his responsibility in his job and hoping one of the most pathetic SROs of all in this country will take care of it for him. Inverse of leadership.

[10stone5]

Marr is all right.
Marr had a different plan for a lacrosse program,
and for over a decade, his plan worked.

So, now he’s got to come up with a new strategy.

[Farfromgeneva]

Or complain and get the college athletics oversight organization to handle it for him...the best can adapt.

[AreaLax]

Transfers @ 06-13-2021

Air Force - Sean Curcio (M)*** -> Drexel
Albany - Kyle Casey (A)-> Pace (DII), Matt Eccles (M)**
Binghamton - Tom Galgano (D)**,Teddy Dolan (G)*
Boston U. - Michael Doxie (M)**
Bryant: Mason Balch (A), Ryan Auger (M), Mitch Lachman (A)
Brown - George Pike (M)*, Riley Stewart (M)**, Ryan Aughavin (M)** -> (Staying at Brown for Extra Year), Finn Gibbons (A)**
Bucknell - Matt Fedorjaka (M)** - > Notre Dame, Tommy Sopko (A)**, Sumner Brumbaugh (A)**, Bryant Boswell (D)**
Canisius - Otto Bergmann (G)
Cleveland State - Kevin Sobey (G)
Colgate - Mike Hawkins, (A/M)** -> Notre Dame, James Caddigan (A)**, Thor Adamec (LSM)*
Cornell - Jonathan Donville (M)** -> Maryland, Harrison Bardwell (SSDM)**, Matt Licciardi (M)**
Dartmouth - Peter Rizzotti (LSM), Danny Hincks (G)*, Kellen Paradine (D)**, Westy McLaughlin (A)
Delaware - Peter St. Geme (M)
Detroit Mercy: Logan Shamblin (G)**
Drexel - Kyle DeCrispino (A) -> Mount St. Mary's, Aidan Coll(offense)**, Brennan Greenwald (LSM)*
Duke - JP Basile (A)**
Georgetown - Gavin Lindsay (SSDM)**
Hartford - 10+ Players, Ian Groom (FO) ->Hampton
Harvard - Austin Madronic (A)*
Hobart: Drew Blanchard (FO)**
Hofstra - Ben Stewart (M) -> Wagner
Jacksonville - Colby Rogers (FO)
Johns Hopkins - Owen Murphy (A), Brett Baskin (A/M)**, Luke Shilling (A)**, John Cohen (A), John Schreiber (M), Kaden Brothers (D), Jacob Brunner (M)
Lehigh - Matt Douglas (LSM/D)** —> Notre Dame
Marist - Jake Weinman (A)**, Jack Zukowski (SSDM)** -> Duke
Marquette - John Hulsman (G)**-> Florida Tech (DII)
Maryland- Connor Whalen (LSM), Dean Draughan (M), Kyle Berkeley (M)**, Conor Calderone (FO), Nick DeMaio (A)
Mercer - Collin Stewart (M)
Michigan - Kevin Mack (A)**, Alex Bucknavage (M)**, Joey Corbett (M)
Monmouth: Chris Hervada (D)**, Dom Pizzulli (A)**
Mount St. Mary's - Louis Frankeny (A)**, Bryan McIntosh (D)** -> Hofstra, Sam Stephen (FO)**
North Carolina - Will Bowen (D)** -> Georgetown, Caton Johnson (G)-> Ohio State, Luke Millican (G)**, Alex Trippi **(A), Parker Alexander (SSDM)**, Brian Cameron (A)
Notre Dame: Michael Drake (A/M)**, Matt Schmidt (G)**; Connor Morin (A)**, Jimmy Littlefield (D)**
Ohio State - Gerard Kane (A) -> Hofstra, Drew Elder (FO) -> Tampa (DII), Grant Mitchell (M), Michael Clibanoff (G), Matthew Clibanoff (A), Henry Watson (D)
Penn - Mitch Bartolo (A/M)**-> Rutgers , Sean Lulley (A)**->Duke
Penn State - Cole Willard (M)** -> Tampa (D2), John Nostrant (M)**
Providence - Toby Burgdorf (G)** -> Rutgers, Emmett Jennings (D)**
Richmond - Jax Popovich (FO) -> Boston U., Jason Reynolds (D)** —> Norte Dame, Tate Gallagher (M)**
Robert Morris - Michael Autry (FO)**
Rutgers - Max Beauchamp (M)
Sacred Heart: Logan Liljeberg (A)**—>UMass
St. Bonaventure - Brett Dobson (G)**
St. John’s - Dylan Willis (M) -> (Withdrawn on 5/4)
Stony Brook - Daniel Cassidy (D)**, Layton Harrell (A), Tommy Dolciotto (M), Zach Thompson (A), Steven Pinto (M), Kyle Hebert (G)**
Syracuse - Zach Lee (D), JT Stirpe (A), Nathan McPeak (G)**, Luke Talago (FO)
Towson - Casey Wasserman (M)->Utah
UMass - Luke Blanc (A)->Marquette , Tyler Strub (D)
UMBC - Ryan Young (D)
Villanova - Keegan Khan (A)**, Owen PrybylskI (D)**, Dan Fisher (FO)**, Stevie Peters (M)**, Brendan Haggerty (G)**
Virginia - Will Rock (LSM)**, Regan Quinn (M)**, Russell Maher (A/M), Gavin Tygh (FO), Jackson Appelt (A)**, Michael Harmeyer (A)
VMI - Jon Fant (A) -> St. Joe’s
Vermont: Connor Boyle (M)
Yale - Nick Caccamo (D) -> Syracuse

Division 2/3
Amherst (D3) - Gib Versfeld (G)** -> Johns Hopkins, Ethan Kazmierski (M)**
Franklin & Marshall (D3) - Luke Keating (A)**
Gettysburg (D3) - Andrew Horn (D)**
Lynchburg (D3) - Tyler Gallagher (D)** ->Ohio State
Mercyhurst (D2) - Caleb Kueber (A)**, John Pipher (A)**, Nathan Grenon (M)**
Salisbury (D3) - Brad Apgar (D)**-> Rutgers, Griffin Moroney (A)**
Stevens Tech (D3) - Ryan Gebhardt (A/M)**
SUNY-Maritime (D3) - Matt DeMeo (M)! -> Stony Brook
Tufts (D3) - Max Waldbaum (A)** -> Jacksonville
Ursinus (D3) - Hakan Atillasoy (A)**
Wesleyan (D3) - Ronan Jacoby (A)** -> Rutgers
York (D3) - Brendan O'Sullivan (A)**

* in the portal for the future 2023
** grad transfer
*** transfer from Air Force Prep
! For future 2022
BOLD most recent addition

[AreaLax]

Lulley (A)**->Duke

[HopFan16]

Probably takes Duke out of the Khan running. UNC or Maryland seem like the best bets there.

Presuming Duke's attack next year is Lulley-O'Neill-Robertson, that's another year of Dyson Williams having to play midfield. He'd be starting on something like 95-99% of other teams.

[1766]

Rutgers gets their fogo.

[Typical Lax Dad]

Probably takes Duke out of the Khan running. UNC or Maryland seem like the best bets there.

Presuming Duke's attack next year is Lulley-O'Neill-Robertson, that's another year of Dyson Williams having to play midfield. He'd be starting on something like 95-99% of other teams.

Dyson Williams should be at attack with O’Neill taking every midfield shift but what do I know.

[jrn19]

Probably takes Duke out of the Khan running. UNC or Maryland seem like the best bets there.

Presuming Duke's attack next year is Lulley-O'Neill-Robertson, that's another year of Dyson Williams having to play midfield. He'd be starting on something like 95-99% of other teams.

Dyson Williams should be at attack with O’Neill taking every midfield shift but what do I know.

^^^ you ain’t wrong

[InsiderRoll]

Probably takes Duke out of the Khan running. UNC or Maryland seem like the best bets there.

Presuming Duke's attack next year is Lulley-O'Neill-Robertson, that's another year of Dyson Williams having to play midfield. He'd be starting on something like 95-99% of other teams.

Khan wasn’t looking at Duke. down to UNC, UVA, UMD

[RURICK]

1766, who is the fogo that rutgers just got?

[1766]

Let's let him have his moment.

[uvaumdlaxfam]

Let's let him have his moment.

If Rutgers landed Tygh from UVA... scary team with almost no glaring holes.

[jrn19]

Let's let him have his moment.

If Rutgers lands Tygh from UVA... scary team with almost no glaring holes.

are we sure Tygh is good? Worth a flyer for Rutgers or anyone in need of a FOGO but he won 48% of his draws this year. Not slam dunk success.

They also still have questions at attack. They lose the entire unit. Scott takes one spot and will be good. Imagine the Jacoby kid does; we'll see if he translates to D1 and can have similar success. But they still need another option. And Scott-Jacoby-whomever is not Charalambides-Mullins-Kirst. The defense should still be really good and the midfield looks solid. I think they're a tournament contending team again. But I wouldn't say they're a team with no holes.

[uvaumdlaxfam]

Let's let him have his moment.

If Rutgers lands Tygh from UVA... scary team with almost no glaring holes.

are we sure Tygh is good? Worth a flyer for Rutgers or anyone in need of a FOGO but he won 48% of his draws this year. Not slam dunk success.

They also still have questions at attack. They lose the entire unit. Scott takes one spot and will be good. Imagine the Jacoby kid does; we'll see if he translates to D1 and can have similar success. But they still need another option. And Scott-Jacoby-whomever is not Charalambides-Mullins-Kirst. The defense should still be really good and the midfield looks solid. I think they're a tournament contending team again. But I wouldn't say they're a team with no holes.

Honestly Tygh has been an enigma to me. Gurenlian and FOA speak so highly of him, so it's questionable to see him at that low of a percentage. As for the attack, I forgot about Mullins. My bad! Kirst and Charalambides are huge losses, but midfield, defense, and goalie look good.

[jrn19]

Let's let him have his moment.

If Rutgers lands Tygh from UVA... scary team with almost no glaring holes.

are we sure Tygh is good? Worth a flyer for Rutgers or anyone in need of a FOGO but he won 48% of his draws this year. Not slam dunk success.

They also still have questions at attack. They lose the entire unit. Scott takes one spot and will be good. Imagine the Jacoby kid does; we'll see if he translates to D1 and can have similar success. But they still need another option. And Scott-Jacoby-whomever is not Charalambides-Mullins-Kirst. The defense should still be really good and the midfield looks solid. I think they're a tournament contending team again. But I wouldn't say they're a team with no holes.

Honestly Tygh has been an enigma to me. Gurenlian and FOA speak so highly of him, so it's questionable to see him at that low of a percentage. As for the attack, I forgot about Mullins. My bad! Kirst and Charalambides are huge losses, but midfield, defense, and goalie look good.

I'm sure he's talented and I don't doubt there's some potential there, but as you said, an enigma. And with regards to Gurenlian and FOA, you always have to consider everything that comes out of their mouth is basically an ad to get you to give them your $

[random observer]

Let's let him have his moment.

If Rutgers lands Tygh from UVA... scary team with almost no glaring holes.

are we sure Tygh is good? Worth a flyer for Rutgers or anyone in need of a FOGO but he won 48% of his draws this year. Not slam dunk success.

They also still have questions at attack. They lose the entire unit. Scott takes one spot and will be good. Imagine the Jacoby kid does; we'll see if he translates to D1 and can have similar success. But they still need another option. And Scott-Jacoby-whomever is not Charalambides-Mullins-Kirst. The defense should still be really good and the midfield looks solid. I think they're a tournament contending team again. But I wouldn't say they're a team with no holes.

Honestly Tygh has been an enigma to me. Gurenlian and FOA speak so highly of him, so it's questionable to see him at that low of a percentage. As for the attack, I forgot about Mullins. My bad! Kirst and Charalambides are huge losses, but midfield, defense, and goalie look good.

Tygh strikes me as a jack-of-all-trades type guy. He was a really really good all around middle in high school who also was really good at face-offs playing in an elite league. It seemed to me that the fact that he could do things beyond the face-off X elevated his standing on the recruiting trail. But I had my doubts that he would live up to his lofty ranking because generally speaking, the higher you go in the sport the more important it is to be really good at a specific thing, ESPECIALLY when it comes to face-offs. Being a good all around middie doesn't matter for a face-off guy at the college level. A 65% guy who isn't an offensive or defensive stalwart is much more valuable than a 50-55% guy who can hit an open shot. LaSalla's the only recent guy I can think of who was an all-around high school middle recruited as a FOGO who turned into an elite college FOGO. Most of the time the hyper specialized guys win the day. The well-rounded guys end up being not quite as good as their traditional o/d-middie counterparts on those ends of the field, and not quite as good as the pure FOGOs at the X.

[1766]

While he hasn't played all that much, Civetti is going to get good look at attack. Clearly a tough line up to break with Mullins, Kirst and Charalambides, but based on practices alone, it wouldn't have out of the question to see him have gotten some time. The staff is high on some of the younger players as well, Aimone and Henig to name a couple. There are other options to consider also. Gallagher is also likely back. For all of his success at midfield, he's a natural attackman.