Johns Hopkins 2024

[Typical Lax Dad]

Apart from alumni networking or placement type events which are run via a school program I don't actually think the texted printed on your diploma matters as much anymore as some people might think it does. It simply existing is generally enough.

I would argue grad school and job prospects are much improved with a Hopkins diploma vs a Salisbury one for many reasons

Maybe he didn’t think he could get through school there and was depressed?

He’s an Academic All B1G10.

He may have hated it. Not that he was dumb. You never know. Pretty sure it’s not because he thinks Salisbury is a “better” school.

[HopFan16]

Sorichetti, Chauvette, and Kilrain all played in the national senior all-star game at Navy last night. Sorichetti had a hat trick, Chauvette had 2g. Kilrain looked good off the ground and in transition. As usual with these games, not a ton of real defense being played.

We'll see all three again later this month at Homewood for the "New Balance" All-American game.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cuaw-EFs2Hv/

[Hopfan]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

[jhu06]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Having a young settled staff with bright young alumni looking like a great asset with all the musical chairs right now. Jury is out on Crawley, but having the group ensconced brings stability and peace of mind to the faithful.

Have to be some EMOTIONS on the cuse forums right now.

[nyjay]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

[primitiveskills]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

His kids are there, but otherwise, yes.

[keno in reno]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

[nyjay]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

[keno in reno]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

[wgdsr]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

[keno in reno]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

And Detroit was the 5th largest US city in 1950; doesn't mean people choose that over basically any other city in 2023.

[wgdsr]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

And Detroit was the 5th largest US city in 1950; doesn't mean people choose that over basically any other city in 2023.

??? i referenced their 2 populations in the 2020's, not 1950.

[keno in reno]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

And Detroit was the 5th largest US city in 1950; doesn't mean people choose that over basically any other city in 2023.

??? i referenced their 2 populations in the 2020's, not 1950.

Not gonna get snarky. Syracuse is trending down. Research Triangle is not. Taxes and weather are different. At the lacrosse level, SU has an entrenched legend who's not going anywhere. UNC has a guy who could get fired at any time. Maybe Petro sees a chance Not a weird move.

[jhu06]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

And Detroit was the 5th largest US city in 1950; doesn't mean people choose that over basically any other city in 2023.

??? i referenced their 2 populations in the 2020's, not 1950.

Not gonna get snarky. Syracuse is trending down. Research Triangle is not. Taxes and weather are different. At the lacrosse level, SU has an entrenched legend who's not going anywhere. UNC has a guy who could get fired at any time. Maybe Petro sees a chance Not a weird move.

Petro recruited kids to Hopkins (who won, a long time ago) in the Daniels environment and Syracuse, what he could do at a state school has to have Heels fans giddy with the possibilities.

[wgdsr]

https://twitter.com/Chris_Jast/status/1 ... 2109247489

Re-posting this item from the Coaching thread about Petro possibly moving to UNC as DC to highlight Chris misspelling his last name twice differently in this short post—it’s summer and he was heading to the beach, but I liked “Pietrolama”!

Very weird move.

What is weird about moving from Syracuse to Chapel Hill?

Former National Championship head coach, moving from a DC job (which he'd had only been 2 years) at one ACC program to the same job at another ACC program in the middle of summer? Strikes me as odd, but what do I know. His boys being at UNC does go a long way toward explaining it though.

We don't need to go over it again, but I still think Petro can be a very good head coach. Run a program, recruit, manage games, set culture, etc. And do it well. It's the actual coordination of a modern defense that I have questions about.

99% of Americans would choose to live in Chapel Hill over Syracuse, especially those nearing age 60. And his 2 kids are in Chapel Hill. What is weird about this move?

their population totals are about the same.

And Detroit was the 5th largest US city in 1950; doesn't mean people choose that over basically any other city in 2023.

??? i referenced their 2 populations in the 2020's, not 1950.

Not gonna get snarky. Syracuse is trending down. Research Triangle is not. Taxes and weather are different. At the lacrosse level, SU has an entrenched legend who's not going anywhere. UNC has a guy who could get fired at any time. Maybe Petro sees a chance Not a weird move.

keno, don't get why we're still doing this.
- detroit's population since 1950 is down 70%
- syracuse's onondaga county is up 40%
- that was 1950-1970 basically. it has been flat since. not declining. and in toto better than the state of new york (and nyc depending on your time frame).

because even in the face of taxes and weather and economy, it's a good place to raise a family. among other things. i grew up for stretches in both syracuse and raleigh area, and it's not close. imo. maybe you did, too.

i get it cuse is a punching bag and just yucks... had you said "most" and not 99%... wouldn't have batted an eye. opinion not a put down.

imo this has nada to do with weather and taxes anyway. and probably nothing to do with the head coaches' future tenure. and mostly or all where the sons are going to school. not a crazy conclusion.

[51percentcorn]

Breschi and Petro are great friends so it will probably work - if true - but dynamic that strikes me is an assistant coach with 2 sons on the team - one that is projected to be a star.

The official Thank you for Caracciolo was posted to Insta/Twitter recently - still no Degnon

[OCanada]

As 51 noted JB and DP have been close for a very long time. When JB’s family suffered a terrible loss DP went out.

GG was not a big fan of the emotion DP brought to the sideline. Maybe it was a level of comfort move for both.

Watching the UNC offense the last couple of years i wondered what was going on there.

[wgdsr]

As 51 noted JB and DP have been close for a very long time. When JB’s family suffered a terrible loss DP went out. l

GG was not a big fan of the emotion DP brought to the sideline. Maybe it was a level of comfort move for both.

Watching the UNC offense the last couple of years i wondered what was going on there.

what do you mean, gg was not a big fan of the emotion dp brought to the sideline? please explain.

[OCanada]

I believe it speaks for itself. GG is very quiet on the sidelines. DP is very emotional.

[wgdsr]

I believe it speaks for itself. GG is very quiet on the sidelines. DP is very emotional.

ok. then i don't believe that he was unequivocally not a fan. not a problem, i was just clarifying.