Re: Transfer Portal 2024
Posted: Wed May 10, 2023 10:06 pm
I would be very surprised if he isn’t eligible for 2024 season. Mike Rastiivo was at LIU in 2021 and knows Richie very well. Will be interesting to see how he is utilized.
This is a little mean. You don’t know the kid. So what if he’s making decisions based off lacrosse. He probably loves the game. And you clearly make life decisions based off lacrosse going on a forum to tear down a college student.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2023 8:15 am I see all of this but it doesn’t change that a kid who started at D2, made multiple life choices not related to life but lacrosse including moving to Columbus Ohio and then not sticking it out. We can clearly see he doesn’t care about school or academics from all the bouncing around which is fine but he was out chunks of 21 and a good portion of last year and this is a key piece to someone’s future? I go back to my original comment of good luck integrating someone who makes those decisions in life.
Richie didn't start at D 2. He started in 2020 the yr LIU went up to D 1. He was actually going to Vermont but didn't wanna go away he wanted to stay home and play with his bro. They both live with his grandmother as she took care of both since kids. The kid didn't have an easy life. That's why I felt like he would have lasted at St Joes due to Rastivo. The reason he left Ohio State was obviously he thought he could save his yr if eligibility being he left exactly after his 4th game. If he can pull it out then once u play more then 4 games that's it he had no shot. He was a senior this yr plus has his Covid yr. I honestly think it was due to not being utilized and also being alone in Ohio. At St Joes he had Rastivo. Like I said he's been thru a lot as a kid. I get what ur saying but if u knew him and his story u might feel a little differently. He's not a bad kid. I think it either has to be St Joes or stay home and join Behlen at Stonybrook. I'm never a fan of quitting but I do get why he did it. I don't think he will get this yrs eligibility back but that is what he was thinking.Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2023 8:15 am I see all of this but it doesn’t change that a kid who started at D2, made multiple life choices not related to life but lacrosse including moving to Columbus Ohio and then not sticking it out. We can clearly see he doesn’t care about school or academics from all the bouncing around which is fine but he was out chunks of 21 and a good portion of last year and this is a key piece to someone’s future? I go back to my original comment of good luck integrating someone who makes those decisions in life.
I get your point, but did you see PL representative ARMY, yesterday, and IVY YALE, played great against GT. Two ivies go today, so that's 3 out of 16 in the tournament. Pretty competitive already.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:20 am Last year of the transfer portal they way it is now. Next year is the last year of the COVID extra years. Will allow Patriot League and Ivy to have better opportunity to compete.
Agree 100%. Army, however, has an extra year because almost every kid does Army prep instead of freshman year. In essence the whole freshman class is re-classed. Ivy and Patriot league doesn’t allow non- injury red shirting and don’t allow fifth year transfers. The best players on GTown are fifth year transfers. Same with many programs. After next year the playing field will be leveling off a bit like it used to be pre COVID.joewillie78 wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:32 amI get your point, but did you see PL representative ARMY, yesterday, and IVY YALE, played great against GT. Two ivies go today, so that's 3 out of 16 in the tournament. Pretty competitive already.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:20 am Last year of the transfer portal they way it is now. Next year is the last year of the COVID extra years. Will allow Patriot League and Ivy to have better opportunity to compete.
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Not every kid does prep school and it’s more for school and learning the military way of life, do they get bigger and stronger yes, but lax wise you usually have a mix of committed kids and kids that fill the roster it’s not the best lacrosse you will see.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 12:46 pmAgree 100%. Army, however, has an extra year because almost every kid does Army prep instead of freshman year. In essence the whole freshman class is re-classed. Ivy and Patriot league doesn’t allow non- injury red shirting and don’t allow fifth year transfers. The best players on GTown are fifth year transfers. Same with many programs. After next year the playing field will be leveling off a bit like it used to be pre COVID.joewillie78 wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:32 amI get your point, but did you see PL representative ARMY, yesterday, and IVY YALE, played great against GT. Two ivies go today, so that's 3 out of 16 in the tournament. Pretty competitive already.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:20 am Last year of the transfer portal they way it is now. Next year is the last year of the COVID extra years. Will allow Patriot League and Ivy to have better opportunity to compete.
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Maybe not "every kid", but plenty do the prep year. Also, The SA's have no "scholarship" restrictions. I understand it is nothing like traditional college, but getting paid(not NIL deals) to get a great degree ain't too shabby..lorin wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 2:31 pmNot every kid does prep school and it’s more for school and learning the military way of life, do they get bigger and stronger yes, but lax wise you usually have a mix of committed kids and kids that fill the roster it’s not the best lacrosse you will see.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 12:46 pmAgree 100%. Army, however, has an extra year because almost every kid does Army prep instead of freshman year. In essence the whole freshman class is re-classed. Ivy and Patriot league doesn’t allow non- injury red shirting and don’t allow fifth year transfers. The best players on GTown are fifth year transfers. Same with many programs. After next year the playing field will be leveling off a bit like it used to be pre COVID.joewillie78 wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:32 amI get your point, but did you see PL representative ARMY, yesterday, and IVY YALE, played great against GT. Two ivies go today, so that's 3 out of 16 in the tournament. Pretty competitive already.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:20 am Last year of the transfer portal they way it is now. Next year is the last year of the COVID extra years. Will allow Patriot League and Ivy to have better opportunity to compete.
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Rutgers or GTown probably already calling.GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Tue May 16, 2023 12:31 pm Wingate: Willie Grieco (A) in portal.
3x First Team AA. Quarterback type. Some eye-popping seasons. Could see some decent schools going after him.
2020- 4g 17a 21p (COVID)
2021- 28g 64a 92p
2022- 46g 67a 113p
2023- 39g 49a 88p
Career- 117g 197a 314p
Army, and Navy for that matter, might not have the portal available, but go look at their rosters and see how many of those kids prepped a year. I don't have an issue with it but to say they aren't taking advantage of having older players is ridiculous. Not saying you are saying that, but some do. The average age, if that matters, isn't much different than programs who portal guys, and in fact, is probably older across the board. Last year Army had over 50% of their team that prepped a year. That's a lot of 23/24 year old guys.joewillie78 wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:32 amI get your point, but did you see PL representative ARMY, yesterday, and IVY YALE, played great against GT. Two ivies go today, so that's 3 out of 16 in the tournament. Pretty competitive already.Formerhound wrote: ↑Sun May 14, 2023 11:20 am Last year of the transfer portal they way it is now. Next year is the last year of the COVID extra years. Will allow Patriot League and Ivy to have better opportunity to compete.
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