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Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 3:38 pm
by coda
oldbartman wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:28 pm
At some point colleges offering players NIL $$ are going to want to see some "return" on their "investment". What happens if the kid flames out or gets injured. Do any of us expect the schools involved to not call time out?
There is talk that Universities will be able to directly do NIL with players, that will likely change the current construct. NIL deals are supposed to be tied to Universities or performance now.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 4:08 pm
by cherrylax
fatherof2 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:27 pm
cherrylax wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 8:17 am
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:30 am
vburk6 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:54 pm
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:23 pm
Laxbuck wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:38 pm
Hearing there are a lot of undergrads in the portal. More than expected.
Can't speak to specific names but hearing something similar, curious how many are recognizable names.
Hearing that a decent amount of Canisius’s team is in the portal from an inside source on the team.
Rough few years for the Griff's, lost their FOGO to Cuse 2 years ago, their best Attackmen to Rutgers last year and now this. Tough to have success in NY with so many D1 programs but they wanna shake things up program wise.
Definitely a tough draw to go to a school that show's little to no support for their student athletes. Honestly think there pretty luck to have the coach that they have considering where guys are transferring too. Unfortunately I think this is the way of the world now with schools like Canisius being a stepping stone for some of these under recruited players to move up. Can't blame them for not want to play in Buffalo in February with no indoor facility....
2023: Colin Kelly (A) -> Rutgers, Kevin Carney (A)-> Albany, Chance Cook (D) -> UMass, Ryan Farron (D) -> St. John's
2022: Johnny Richiusa (FO) ->Syracuse, Ryan Sharkey (D) # -> UMass
Canisius could certainly be a bit more wise with their recruiting budget if they took advantage of it's location to Syracuse, Rochester and Ontario, CA. Instead the roster is made up of players from NC, Wisc, NH, Minn, Wash state, Ind, Mich, CO, Ill and Missouri... Recruiting/Traveling to those locations has to be crazy expensive compared to 10 -15 trips down the thruway. (look at LeMoyne's roster, it has worked for them). Getting more local players on the roster gets more fans/parents supporting the program by showing up to games. It also serves the University as a whole as it's cheap marketing.
This is a touchy subject for Miyashita. I criticized his lack of Syr, Roc and Ont on the roster on twitter a couple of times. He blocked me.
5 out of the 6 guys above are from NY... Seems like there recruiting there surrounding area pretty well, and then losing them to schools that support athletics. I'll be honest I have just watched this program from afar, but claiming that they're not correctly utilizing there probably minuscule recruiting budget on kids from out of the state is asinine. My guess is that to make ends meat these coaches are going to events that pay them to attend, and see kids from everywhere. Not to mention a lot of schools push for student athletes from out of state.
My point in all of this is that in todays NIL culture a coach at a school like Canisius, Cleveland State, Manhattan, etc. is going to have to spend a good chunk of his time recruiting his own team. My question is what (if anything) do they have to offer?
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 4:16 pm
by DocBarrister
cherrylax wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 4:08 pm
fatherof2 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:27 pm
cherrylax wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 8:17 am
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:30 am
vburk6 wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:54 pm
JeremyCuse wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 11:23 pm
Laxbuck wrote: ↑Tue May 14, 2024 9:38 pm
Hearing there are a lot of undergrads in the portal. More than expected.
Can't speak to specific names but hearing something similar, curious how many are recognizable names.
Hearing that a decent amount of Canisius’s team is in the portal from an inside source on the team.
Rough few years for the Griff's, lost their FOGO to Cuse 2 years ago, their best Attackmen to Rutgers last year and now this. Tough to have success in NY with so many D1 programs but they wanna shake things up program wise.
Definitely a tough draw to go to a school that show's little to no support for their student athletes. Honestly think there pretty luck to have the coach that they have considering where guys are transferring too. Unfortunately I think this is the way of the world now with schools like Canisius being a stepping stone for some of these under recruited players to move up. Can't blame them for not want to play in Buffalo in February with no indoor facility....
2023: Colin Kelly (A) -> Rutgers, Kevin Carney (A)-> Albany, Chance Cook (D) -> UMass, Ryan Farron (D) -> St. John's
2022: Johnny Richiusa (FO) ->Syracuse, Ryan Sharkey (D) # -> UMass
Canisius could certainly be a bit more wise with their recruiting budget if they took advantage of it's location to Syracuse, Rochester and Ontario, CA. Instead the roster is made up of players from NC, Wisc, NH, Minn, Wash state, Ind, Mich, CO, Ill and Missouri... Recruiting/Traveling to those locations has to be crazy expensive compared to 10 -15 trips down the thruway. (look at LeMoyne's roster, it has worked for them). Getting more local players on the roster gets more fans/parents supporting the program by showing up to games. It also serves the University as a whole as it's cheap marketing.
This is a touchy subject for Miyashita. I criticized his lack of Syr, Roc and Ont on the roster on twitter a couple of times. He blocked me.
5 out of the 6 guys above are from NY... Seems like there recruiting there surrounding area pretty well, and then losing them to schools that support athletics. I'll be honest I have just watched this program from afar, but claiming that they're not correctly utilizing there probably minuscule recruiting budget on kids from out of the state is asinine. My guess is that to make ends meat these coaches are going to events that pay them to attend, and see kids from everywhere. Not to mention a lot of schools push for student athletes from out of state.
My point in all of this is that in todays NIL culture a coach at a school like Canisius, Cleveland State, Manhattan, etc. is going to have to spend a good chunk of his time recruiting his own team. My question is what (if anything) do they have to offer?
A delicious meal plan? A pretty campus? A renovated gym?
All seems so quaint these days.
Schools in freezing locales definitely do need an indoor practice facility.
DocBarrister
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 4:28 pm
by Formerhound
Mearns recruited me back in 2006. I went up there to visit. School is spread out in a not to nice neighborhood. Campus is ugly at best. Have a decent MBA program as well as nursing from what I recall. Stadium seats about 1,000 kids. I visited because it was a nice small Jesuit school that I felt I could play at as a freshman (instead I went to Loyola, also a nice small Jesuit school where I played very little
). Since then I’ve visited Buffalo a couple of times recently as a former girlfriend lives there and nothing has changed. Mearns left to go to a school that’s fully funded. Campus is still ugly. No changes in facilities. Seems that only kids going there are those that want to play D1 and don’t care about anything else, including winning. Kids that have some success leave because they’re sick of losing. Mearns, who has been Canadian Lax coach for years, couldn’t get much talent to come there in spite of proximity to Canada. Can’t see this program surviving long term especially with NIL.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 6:37 pm
by Hound93
Maybe, just maybe, the big NIL schools (probably B1G & ACC,
) will pay out massive NIL $$$’s to these lower tier D1 & D3 portal players expecting great results. Could this be a repeat of the early recruiting misses by taking chances on unproven players resulting in less than stellar play on the field? As a mid-major alum, I wouldn’t be disappointed.
I understand there’s now college level film with these players, but playing with the big boys takes special players. Are they chasing a Natty and not worried about playing time? Maybe the masters program they’re seeking is only available at a specific school. Maybe it’s only about the money. Maybe they’re just betting on themselves. Can’t be unhappy with any reason why they choose a school. BUT, a mid major program may deliver all the wants & needs. It was proven this year that PL teams can play with anyone. Keep those dreams alive and don’t rule out mid majors gentlemen. This is my PSA announcement for Loyola…
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 9:25 pm
by Farfromgeneva
oldbartman wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:28 pm
At some point colleges offering players NIL $$ are going to want to see some "return" on their "investment". What happens if the kid flames out or gets injured. Do any of us expect the schools involved to not call time out?
Hence they all view the portal as a free option but eventually we will see a couple of real bad outcomes for a couple of overly aggressive transfers and it will change the dynamic. But today it’s the newness of it and lack of negative consequences observed to date leading to all the power in the players hands and the coaches pulling their pants down all the time.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 9:29 pm
by Farfromgeneva
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:59 pm
Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:42 pm
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:02 pm
1766 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:28 pm
I'm not sure how sustainable this is but what's currently being offered to some of these players is eye popping for a college lacrosse player. The players are right to take advantage of it when they can.
I dont like hearing kids are trying to hold teams hostage for more money, but I also dont blame them for taking the money. The problem is fans trying to buy wins in a sport that has very little exposure. This is one of the best examples of abusing NIL.
Only has to have exposure in the donors circles rather than larger society.
Only the boosters do it. Personal gratification. It's actually become a bit of a problem for other facility projects for Athletic Directors. They are complaining that it is hard to get the to upgrade, when the response is lets just use the money to buy better players.
The money should go to labor Vs grossly out of market vertical costs for infrastructure/. Most colleges have risk their future on vanity capex the last 20yrs and have shown zero ability to budget or manage finances.
So maybe the ADs should learn about zero based budgeting and held accountable for their actions. Instead people like Debbie Yow get a promotion..
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Wed May 15, 2024 9:29 pm
by Farfromgeneva
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:59 pm
Farfromgeneva wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:42 pm
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 1:02 pm
1766 wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 12:28 pm
I'm not sure how sustainable this is but what's currently being offered to some of these players is eye popping for a college lacrosse player. The players are right to take advantage of it when they can.
I dont like hearing kids are trying to hold teams hostage for more money, but I also dont blame them for taking the money. The problem is fans trying to buy wins in a sport that has very little exposure. This is one of the best examples of abusing NIL.
Only has to have exposure in the donors circles rather than larger society.
Only the boosters do it. Personal gratification. It's actually become a bit of a problem for other facility projects for Athletic Directors. They are complaining that it is hard to get the to upgrade, when the response is lets just use the money to buy better players.
The money should go to labor Vs grossly out of market vertical costs for infrastructure/. Most colleges have risk their future on vanity capex the last 20yrs and have shown zero ability to budget or manage finances.
So maybe the ADs should learn about zero based budgeting and held accountable for their actions. Instead people like Debbie Yow get a promotion..
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 1:11 am
by 44WeWantMore
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:38 pm
oldbartman wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:28 pm
At some point colleges offering players NIL $$ are going to want to see some "return" on their "investment". What happens if the kid flames out or gets injured. Do any of us expect the schools involved to not call time out?
There is talk that Universities will be able to directly do NIL with players, that will likely change the current construct. NIL deals are supposed to be tied to Universities or performance now.
Maybe the coaches might think that would give them more control, but I would be surprised if any legal or compliance department wants that. They would be in terror that somebody would try to assert that Title IX would apply to an equal distribution of NIL money. Once they explain it to the coaches, and the coaches realize they would become uncompetitive in their revenue sports, and the school adopts the D-III model, including D-III salaries and duties for the coaches, they will re-think it. And I believe the ability of the NCAA to impose it universally is reduced, because one defector is all it takes to blow up the collusion.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 8:48 am
by GaitsRightHand
Working on getting a full list of Transfer Portal, standby.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 9:07 am
by coda
44WeWantMore wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 1:11 am
coda wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:38 pm
oldbartman wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 3:28 pm
At some point colleges offering players NIL $$ are going to want to see some "return" on their "investment". What happens if the kid flames out or gets injured. Do any of us expect the schools involved to not call time out?
There is talk that Universities will be able to directly do NIL with players, that will likely change the current construct. NIL deals are supposed to be tied to Universities or performance now.
Maybe the coaches might think that would give them more control, but I would be surprised if any legal or compliance department wants that. They would be in terror that somebody would try to assert that Title IX would apply to an equal distribution of NIL money. Once they explain it to the coaches, and the coaches realize they would become uncompetitive in their revenue sports, and the school adopts the D-III model, including D-III salaries and duties for the coaches, they will re-think it. And I believe the ability of the NCAA to impose it universally is reduced, because one defector is all it takes to blow up the collusion.
Big 10 and the SEC got together to discuss keeping it in house, so I would assume they had the full blessing of the member Universities.
Project DI, which would permit schools to strike NIL deals directly with athletes while also creating a separate subdivision in FBS for high-revenue producing schools, is expected to be one of the first things the advisory group to address, according to Yahoo. They will also address antitrust lawsuits that focus on athlete compensation and organization as well as retroactive NIL payments and the transfer and NIL rules put in place by the NCAA, according to the conference commissioners.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 11:03 am
by DeepPocket
Providence midfielder Cusolito in portal.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 11:05 am
by DeepPocket
GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:48 am
Working on getting a full list of Transfer Portal, standby.
Get the DIII too if possible. Thanks in advance.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 11:58 am
by GaitsRightHand
DeepPocket wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 11:05 am
GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:48 am
Working on getting a full list of Transfer Portal, standby.
Get the DIII too if possible. Thanks in advance.
Got the full list. D1, 2 and 3. As well as where people have already matriculated. Breaking it down now. Due to the length, I'll only post the D1 guys. Gonna break it up into portions too.
PM me and I'll send all D3's and you can do whatever you'd like with it.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:07 pm
by JeremyCuse
GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 11:58 am
DeepPocket wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 11:05 am
GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:48 am
Working on getting a full list of Transfer Portal, standby.
Get the DIII too if possible. Thanks in advance.
Got the full list. D1, 2 and 3. As well as where people have already matriculated. Breaking it down now. Due to the length, I'll only post the D1 guys. Gonna break it up into portions too.
PM me and I'll send all D3's and you can do whatever you'd like with it.
Appreciate the effort on this.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:28 pm
by GaitsRightHand
Apologies for old ones/duplicates did not want to sift through this for hours... hopefully HopFan will make this pretty for us
Bellarmine University
Nathan Committee
Jackson Hammersley
Maxwell Coopman
Boston University
Aaron Cho
Brown University
Colin Hart
Connor Theriault
Bryant University
John Hackett
Matthew Pepe
Teagan Alexander
Bucknell University
David Whelan
Aidan Mack
Brendan Coyle
Thomas Furlong
Patrick Ciquera
Brett Callahan
Ethan Gyllenhaal
Malcolm Maclean
Canisius University
Colin Delo
Owen Tacheny
Thomas Ruder
Riley Jenkins
Theodore Breton
Cleveland State University
Cole Pollard
Christopher Anderson
College of the Holy Cross
Luca Ward
Dawson Friers
Miles Jackson
Jordan Naso
Liam Ray
Gavin Bailey
Timothy O'Callaghan
Cornell University
Aiden Blake
Spencer Wirth
Dartmouth
Mitchell Myers
Fairfield University
Bryce Ford
James Krieg
Georgetown University
William Tominovich
Harvard University
Andrew Degennaro
Joseph O'Berry
Gregory Campisi
Graham Blake
High Point University
Corey O'Connor
Bret Bergey
William Russler
Makin Blalock
Miles Harvey
Jon-Luke Duley
Duncan Rider
Robert Keane
Jackson Clay
Ethan Slusher
Torin Harmon
Hofstra University
Chandler Caster
Dylan Sebastian
James Van Metre
Jyasi Watson
Drew Togno
Colin Degraffi
Jacksonville University
Quentin Pellegrino
Daniel May
Seamus McCloskey
Maxwell Manware
Curtis Goddard
Will Hardy
Le Moyne
Ian Leahey
Liam Burns
Samuel Cary
Hayden Almeida
Lindenwood
Too long. Just look at 2024 roster.
Long Island University
William Mchugh
James Butler
Sean Gillman
Manhattan College
Truman Mccormick
Michael Schafer
Marist College
Vincent Butrico
Marquette University
Lucas Lawas
John Paul Henry
Jack Kinney
Luke Rios
James Grant
Cole Emmanuel
Mercer
Adin Laughlin
Thomas Strong III
Merrimack College:
Brian Bouwman
Casey Barnes
Brian Russell
Connor Stack
Luke Szyluk
Reid Betner
Robert Hogan
Michael Kloepfer
Jack Kolbe
Kasey Mongillo
Kevin Delane Jr
Monmouth University:
Alex DeBenedictis
Gregory Clark
Cameron Stovel
Mount St. Mary's University:
Daniel Bradley
Chase Cavalier
Henry Leonard
Owen Peters
William Kleine
Brandon Riggione
Klaus Anger
Benjamin Schuster
Mitchell Dunham
Jackson Phillips
Jack Pilla
Grant Catello
Ian Plott
Samuel Haynes
Jackson Phillips
New Jersey Institute of Technology:
Tanner Hahm
Steven Pepe
Nathan Paulo
Pennsylvania State University:
Jeb Brenfleck
Robert McGee
Princeton University:
Nicholas Billings
Colin Freer
Marquez White
Thomas Barnds
Lukas Stanat
Michael Gianforcaro
Tyler Sandoval
Andrew Engel
Joseph Juengerkes
Paul Weathington
Theodore Gutman
Andrew Engel
Providence College:
Christopher Cusolito
Carter Smith
Cameron Elenteny
Queens University of Charlotte:
Alan Miller
Joshua Poke
Andrew Graham
Brendan Nace
Barish Edil
Chase Black
Lachlan Korn
Paden Chastain
Luke Chastain
Aniedoabasi Udoh
Quinnipiac University:
Ryan Donnery
Trevor Douglas
Robert Morris University:
Matthew Pereira
Jackson Foord
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick:
Austin Winship
Jacob Norgard
Patrick Palmer
Sacred Heart University:
Kavin Wood
Saint Joseph's University:
Nicholas Floyd
Siena College:
John Erb
Brian Mack
St. John's University (New York):
Michael Efron
Trevor Batastini
Ryder Ochoa
Joshua Peluse
Richard Reid
Trent Lucovich
Robert Barrera
Stony Brook University
Walker Popko
Jack Dougherty
Christopher Harris
Jamison MacLachlan
Dominick Genzale
Trevor Galgano
Tristan LeBlanc
Samuel Gotham
Jesse Corser-James
Charles Cavalieri
Blake Behlen
Nicholas Dupuis
Preston Kral
Andrew Giovinco
Ariel DeJesus
Noah Armitage
The Ohio State University:
Keaton Zavitz
Sam Burns
Aiden Bodonyi
Gavin Begonia
Cameron Pack
Carter Hilleary
Towson University:
Nicholas Hauman
Dylan McDougall McDougall
Brian Hoskins
U.S. Air Force Academy:
Joseph Ginnetti
Matthew Torrey Jr.
U.S. Military Academy:
Charles Brody
Colin Langton
Jack Casey
Michael Katz
Owen Bunten
Brooks Stankavage
Ethan Linsay
Brayden Stroh
U.S. Naval Academy:
AJ Hernandez
University at Albany:
Aedan McDermott
University of Denver:
Emerson Khambatta
Robert McCuskey
University of Detroit Mercy:
Joseph Schmaltz
Ayden Snow
Drew Kessenich
Sawyer Van Antwerp
University of Maryland, Baltimore County:
Brendan Kennedy
Matthew Marino
Benjamin Stephanos
Colby Weishaar
Andrew Pope
University of Massachusetts Lowell:
Khairi Sears
Curtis Redd
Alexander Chairs
Andrew Marks
Ryan Quinlan
Dustyn Mackinnon
University of Massachusetts, Amherst:
Caleb Hammett
Owen Quinn
Mason Bregman
Shane O'Leary
Scott Mattson
Jackson Ehwa
Matthew Stewart
University of Michigan:
Ryan Sullivan
UNC
Colin Reilly
University of Notre Dame:
Charles Bayman
Ryan Carroll
University of Richmond:
Samson Axe
Kieran Laurie
Aidan Fairchild
University of Utah:
Brayden Beyer
University of Vermont:
Carson Boyle
Hayden Fruhling
Jonas Hunter
Virginia Military Institute:
Nash Perry
Mark Davison
Wagner College:
Max Frissora
Matthew Niznik
Thomas Egan
Yale University:
Nicholas Ramsey
Brett Mallee
Jack Monfort
Patrick Hackler
Cory Capri
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:31 pm
by Farfromgeneva
GaitsRightHand wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 12:28 pm
Apologies for old ones/duplicates did not want to sift through this for hours... hopefully HopFan will make this pretty for us
Bellarmine University
Nathan Committee
Jackson Hammersley
Maxwell Coopman
Boston University
Aaron Cho
Brown University
Colin Hart
Connor Theriault
Bryant University
John Hackett
Matthew Pepe
Teagan Alexander
Bucknell University
David Whelan
Aidan Mack
Brendan Coyle
Thomas Furlong
Patrick Ciquera
Brett Callahan
Ethan Gyllenhaal
Malcolm Maclean
Canisius University
Colin Delo
Owen Tacheny
Thomas Ruder
Riley Jenkins
Theodore Breton
Cleveland State University
Cole Pollard
Christopher Anderson
College of the Holy Cross
Luca Ward
Dawson Friers
Miles Jackson
Jordan Naso
Liam Ray
Gavin Bailey
Timothy O'Callaghan
Cornell University
Aiden Blake
Spencer Wirth
Dartmouth
Mitchell Myers
Fairfield University
Bryce Ford
James Krieg
Georgetown University
William Tominovich
Harvard University
Andrew Degennaro
Joseph O'Berry
Gregory Campisi
Graham Blake
High Point University
Corey O'Connor
Bret Bergey
William Russler
Makin Blalock
Miles Harvey
Jon-Luke Duley
Duncan Rider
Robert Keane
Jackson Clay
Ethan Slusher
Torin Harmon
Hofstra University
Chandler Caster
Dylan Sebastian
James Van Metre
Jyasi Watson
Drew Togno
Colin Degraffi
Jacksonville University
Quentin Pellegrino
Daniel May
Seamus McCloskey
Maxwell Manware
Curtis Goddard
Will Hardy
Le Moyne
Ian Leahey
Liam Burns
Samuel Cary
Hayden Almeida
Lindenwood
Too long. Just look at 2024 roster.
Long Island University
William Mchugh
James Butler
Sean Gillman
Manhattan College
Truman Mccormick
Michael Schafer
Marist College
Vincent Butrico
Marquette University
Lucas Lawas
John Paul Henry
Jack Kinney
Luke Rios
James Grant
Cole Emmanuel
Mercer
Adin Laughlin
Thomas Strong III
Merrimack College:
Brian Bouwman
Casey Barnes
Brian Russell
Connor Stack
Luke Szyluk
Reid Betner
Robert Hogan
Michael Kloepfer
Jack Kolbe
Kasey Mongillo
Kevin Delane Jr
Monmouth University:
Alex DeBenedictis
Gregory Clark
Cameron Stovel
Mount St. Mary's University:
Daniel Bradley
Chase Cavalier
Henry Leonard
Owen Peters
William Kleine
Brandon Riggione
Klaus Anger
Benjamin Schuster
Mitchell Dunham
Jackson Phillips
Jack Pilla
Grant Catello
Ian Plott
Samuel Haynes
Jackson Phillips
New Jersey Institute of Technology:
Tanner Hahm
Steven Pepe
Nathan Paulo
Pennsylvania State University:
Jeb Brenfleck
Robert McGee
Princeton University:
Nicholas Billings
Colin Freer
Marquez White
Thomas Barnds
Lukas Stanat
Michael Gianforcaro
Tyler Sandoval
Andrew Engel
Joseph Juengerkes
Paul Weathington
Theodore Gutman
Andrew Engel
Providence College:
Christopher Cusolito
Carter Smith
Cameron Elenteny
Queens University of Charlotte:
Alan Miller
Joshua Poke
Andrew Graham
Brendan Nace
Barish Edil
Chase Black
Lachlan Korn
Paden Chastain
Luke Chastain
Aniedoabasi Udoh
Quinnipiac University:
Ryan Donnery
Trevor Douglas
Robert Morris University:
Matthew Pereira
Jackson Foord
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick:
Austin Winship
Jacob Norgard
Patrick Palmer
Sacred Heart University:
Kavin Wood
Saint Joseph's University:
Nicholas Floyd
Siena College:
John Erb
Brian Mack
St. John's University (New York):
Michael Efron
Trevor Batastini
Ryder Ochoa
Joshua Peluse
Richard Reid
Trent Lucovich
Robert Barrera
Stony Brook University
Walker Popko
Jack Dougherty
Christopher Harris
Jamison MacLachlan
Dominick Genzale
Trevor Galgano
Tristan LeBlanc
Samuel Gotham
Jesse Corser-James
Charles Cavalieri
Blake Behlen
Nicholas Dupuis
Preston Kral
Andrew Giovinco
Ariel DeJesus
Noah Armitage
The Ohio State University:
Keaton Zavitz
Sam Burns
Aiden Bodonyi
Gavin Begonia
Cameron Pack
Carter Hilleary
Towson University:
Nicholas Hauman
Dylan McDougall McDougall
Brian Hoskins
U.S. Air Force Academy:
Joseph Ginnetti
Matthew Torrey Jr.
U.S. Military Academy:
Charles Brody
Colin Langton
Jack Casey
Michael Katz
Owen Bunten
Brooks Stankavage
Ethan Linsay
Brayden Stroh
U.S. Naval Academy:
AJ Hernandez
University at Albany:
Aedan McDermott
University of Denver:
Emerson Khambatta
Robert McCuskey
University of Detroit Mercy:
Joseph Schmaltz
Ayden Snow
Drew Kessenich
Sawyer Van Antwerp
University of Maryland, Baltimore County:
Brendan Kennedy
Matthew Marino
Benjamin Stephanos
Colby Weishaar
Andrew Pope
University of Massachusetts Lowell:
Khairi Sears
Curtis Redd
Alexander Chairs
Andrew Marks
Ryan Quinlan
Dustyn Mackinnon
University of Massachusetts, Amherst:
Caleb Hammett
Owen Quinn
Mason Bregman
Shane O'Leary
Scott Mattson
Jackson Ehwa
Matthew Stewart
University of Michigan:
Ryan Sullivan
UNC
Colin Reilly
University of Notre Dame:
Charles Bayman
Ryan Carroll
University of Richmond:
Samson Axe
Kieran Laurie
Aidan Fairchild
University of Utah:
Brayden Beyer
University of Vermont:
Carson Boyle
Hayden Fruhling
Jonas Hunter
Virginia Military Institute:
Nash Perry
Mark Davison
Wagner College:
Max Frissora
Matthew Niznik
Thomas Egan
Yale University:
Nicholas Ramsey
Brett Mallee
Jack Monfort
Patrick Hackler
Cory Capri
Porbably put in with D3 given mised divisions but presume you saw a Hobart list. we know one for sure but have heard of a few other non seniors.
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:35 pm
by GaitsRightHand
Geneva is correct, my b fellas
Hobart-
DANNY CAMPBELL
JACKSON FAIOLA
BROOKS RHINE
ANTHONY STILLWELL
CHRIS PATTERSON
JAMES GREENE
NICHOLAS GULLACE
LOUKAS SOTIROPOULOS-LAWRENCE
LIAM Mt DALY
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:36 pm
by Turnandrake
Hobart?
Re: Transfer Portal 2025
Posted: Thu May 16, 2024 12:37 pm
by HopFan16
Appreciate it Gait
Let's avoid quoting that entire list again. It'll make this thread unreadable
I could incorporate that into our existing format, but honestly, this is cleaner. Might just leave as is and update players' new locations within that list.
). Since then I’ve visited Buffalo a couple of times recently as a former girlfriend lives there and nothing has changed. Mearns left to go to a school that’s fully funded. Campus is still ugly. No changes in facilities. Seems that only kids going there are those that want to play D1 and don’t care about anything else, including winning. Kids that have some success leave because they’re sick of losing. Mearns, who has been Canadian Lax coach for years, couldn’t get much talent to come there in spite of proximity to Canada. Can’t see this program surviving long term especially with NIL.