Transfer portal

[user1020]

Emma Muchnick to Syracuse

Underrated pick up IMO. I’d keep an eye out on her

[LaxDadMax]

I’ve heard this sad song before. Face it, Maryland will never be what they were before. Since the move from the ACC they just don’t get the same quantity of recruits. Their recruiting classes have been sub par since. Not in magazines but on the field. In the past, Players that were recruited and groomed the MD way and were plugged in to sustain that type of winning tradition are just not in the program. Most elite players go top end ACC first, that’s the truth. Example, Back in the day Godine stays in state and pairs with Kori as a strong class foundation. Not now. You swing and miss on a whole class, 2021’s,( horrible) and you can’t recover. They got a reprieve with the Hop transfer two years ago for the final 4 run but the cupboards are bare or just not elite. Truth

I also think it's important (and something I think this sub sometimes misses) to take into account academics. UMD is a great school, but a lot of the top ACC schools are top tier academic institutions (ND, UNC, BC, Duke, UVA). I know I personally would want my daughter going to the best academic school possible.

Also, remember that it takes more than a wink and a nod from a coach to get into grad schools at these top tier academic institutions. While playing a sport can help, they still pretty much need to get admitted on their own merit. I can name one big name from the portal who wanted to grad transfer to ND, but the school wouldn't admit her.

[watcherinthewoods]

I’ve heard this sad song before. Face it, Maryland will never be what they were before. Since the move from the ACC they just don’t get the same quantity of recruits. Their recruiting classes have been sub par since. Not in magazines but on the field. In the past, Players that were recruited and groomed the MD way and were plugged in to sustain that type of winning tradition are just not in the program. Most elite players go top end ACC first, that’s the truth. Example, Back in the day Godine stays in state and pairs with Kori as a strong class foundation. Not now. You swing and miss on a whole class, 2021’s,( horrible) and you can’t recover. They got a reprieve with the Hop transfer two years ago for the final 4 run but the cupboards are bare or just not elite. Truth

I also think it's important (and something I think this sub sometimes misses) to take into account academics. UMD is a great school, but a lot of the top ACC schools are top tier academic institutions (ND, UNC, BC, Duke, UVA). I know I personally would want my daughter going to the best academic school possible.

Also, remember that it takes more than a wink and a nod from a coach to get into grad schools at these top tier academic institutions. While playing a sport can help, they still pretty much need to get admitted on their own merit. I can name one big name from the portal who wanted to grad transfer to ND, but the school wouldn't admit her.

If you follow the men's basketball portal, this issue is real: undergrad and grad. Several high-profile UNC basketball players could not get into their first choices and you know the revenue programs carry a lot more weight than the lowly non-rev sports.

[LaxGnome22]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

[UO22]

Emma Muchnick to Syracuse

Underrated pick up IMO. I’d keep an eye out on her

I agree. Very good pick up for the Orange! She will likely contribute early on.

[lax410]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

[Idontknowtherules]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

I’m not sure who we’re talking about here. But I have seen some crazy ass mofo parents during my years of travel across and even college. That if I were a coach and I was thinking about recruiting a kid of one of these crazy people I would bypass no matter how talented she was.

[LaxGnome22]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

I’m not sure who we’re talking about here. But I have seen some crazy ass mofo parents during my years of travel across and even college. That if I were a coach and I was thinking about recruiting a kid of one of these crazy people I would bypass no matter how talented she was.

I’ve been told unless the girl is a super star they will pass on a good player because of the parents.

[user1020]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

Strongly agree with the 19 year old vs 15 year old statement

[truster49]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

Strongly agree with the 19 year old vs 15 year old statement

Are you guys kidding? 15, 19, 30, 50, it doesn't matter. You have no control over someone else's behavior. A child is not be responsible for policing her father's behavior.

[LaxGnome22]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

Strongly agree with the 19 year old vs 15 year old statement

Are you guys kidding? 15, 19, 30, 50, it doesn't matter. You have no control over someone else's behavior. A child is not be responsible for policing her father's behavior.

Yep I agree with that. But I also think some programs pass on kids because of their parents. I’ve been told that’s usually some of the questions a club director gets about kids. How’s the parents?

[LaxGnome22]

Hall to Clemson.

[LaxGnome22]

Hall to Clemson.

[LaxGnome22]

Hall to Clemson.

Roommate Lipkin next?

[Madlax59]

Hall to Clemson.

Which Hall? From gators or UNC?

[moonwater21]

Hall to Clemson.

Which Hall? From gators or UNC?

Demma Hall to Clemson

[RollTheCrease]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

Strongly agree with the 19 year old vs 15 year old statement

Are you guys kidding? 15, 19, 30, 50, it doesn't matter. You have no control over someone else's behavior. A child is not be responsible for policing her father's behavior.

You are correct in that she is not responsible for her parent’s behavior, but as an adult she can influence his participation in her sports. Simply tell the parent they are not welcome to attend games if they cannot behave. I’ve seen this happen with club teams where the players, wives, and even coaches have asked certain parents to not attend. She cannot control his behavior but she shouldn’t enable it either.

[LaxGnome22]

Hall to Clemson.

Which Hall? From gators or UNC?

Maryland. Was the number 3 recruit 2021 I think.

[tothedraw]

A lot of headaches associated with some players/families. It appears the Gators did their homework.

Is there a back story to this you can share UO22?

There is for sure. Not going to share the specifics in this forum. I was simply giving credit to the Gators doing their diligence on the player.

Dad is nightmare. Period. Not sure why USF is willing to deal with it because McCord is firm on the right families and players from a values standpoint.

Daughter follows in same steps as dad.

I really think it's messed up that you posted this. Her father's behavior isn't her responsibility. It would be awful if she saw this.

There's something wrong with a bunch of adults (prob grown men) speaking this way about a 19-year-old and her family.

Father does seem like a tool but unfair to put that on the daughter. At least for now.

Maybe it is unfair, maybe it isn’t. But it’s well known that coaches consider this. It’s a benefit to recruits and parents who might be reading this to know that bad behavior is noticed and considered. And a 19 year old isn’t a 15 year old. They have some control over this.

Strongly agree with the 19 year old vs 15 year old statement

Are you guys kidding? 15, 19, 30, 50, it doesn't matter. You have no control over someone else's behavior. A child is not be responsible for policing her father's behavior.

Maybe the intimation that apple doesn't fall far from tree. College is a great time to learn some new ways of handling situations/presenting yourself. I have known players that once they got to college told their parents to "shut up". I have also known players who were passed over by their top choice because of their, and their parents, behavior.

[Fischer]

Anyone hear where Biskup or tierney ended up yet?

Does MD look at Tierney at all? Or is she not UMD caliber

You would really have to explain exactly what an MD caliber is because lthey have been irrelevant for about the last six years
I remember already in from the school days on the travel circuit. We ran into her and her mom at a lot of clinics and I know her mother was frustrated because nobody was biting at the time. I don’t think Richmond was her first choice, but she certainly made the best of her time there and he’s probably one of the top draw girls in the country and a damn good attacker so I see her going to someplace possibly in the top floor

**tierney
Top four Sorry My
Phone doesn’t understand English

Tierney is an excellent player. She’s make Maryland better instantly. Frankly she would be in the mix anywhere. An elite feeder who can win draws and also finish.

Tierney going to NW

Incorrect