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MacAttack wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:34 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:00 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:28 am what the video doesn't show is Childs standing next to the trail to call a TO while York is losing the ball. His decision was sound, it just didn't work out for them yesterday

So he planned on playing 3 on 5 to lure them into a false sense of security, burn 20 seconds, and then call TO?...makes perfect sense.

easy for you to be critical sitting at home watching. I am sure you have years of coaching experience that allows you to question Childs. As I said before it is easy to MMQ, but I will tell you from experience that in those situations it is generally a gut feeling and not any sort of set scenario. But, you keep saying stuff as you know.

I look forward to seeing what the Kean staff does in the same scenario, on the road against the #1 team in the country down a goal

As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

It's amusing to listen to these keyboard coaches that suddenly know more than coach Childs. I know, you had to pickup up that xtra shift at Dunkin Donuts when Hopkins called for your coach interview or else you'd be in the big leagues by now.
Childs is one of the winning-est coaches in lacrosse. I'm sure there was reasoning behind what went down, but please by all means continue with your expert analysis on how to coach. I'm all ears and sit on the edge of my seat with anticipation. Maybe also in advance you can give Childs some advice for the upcoming Salisbury game. He and the team are going to need your opinion on how to win games for sure.

Aside from the BS troll, York played a pretty good game against the number 1 team in the country. Even with the offensive stalled, they were right there in it with a chance to win at the end. This team has shown what it can do when it's firing on all cylinders, and they'll go far this year in the playoffs. Looking forward to catching this weekends game.

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:00 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:28 am what the video doesn't show is Childs standing next to the trail to call a TO while York is losing the ball. His decision was sound, it just didn't work out for them yesterday

So he planned on playing 3 on 5 to lure them into a false sense of security, burn 20 seconds, and then call TO?...makes perfect sense.

easy for you to be critical sitting at home watching. I am sure you have years of coaching experience that allows you to question Childs. As I said before it is easy to MMQ, but I will tell you from experience that in those situations it is generally a gut feeling and not any sort of set scenario. But, you keep saying stuff as you know.

I look forward to seeing what the Kean staff does in the same scenario, on the road against the #1 team in the country down a goal

As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:00 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:28 am what the video doesn't show is Childs standing next to the trail to call a TO while York is losing the ball. His decision was sound, it just didn't work out for them yesterday

So he planned on playing 3 on 5 to lure them into a false sense of security, burn 20 seconds, and then call TO?...makes perfect sense.

easy for you to be critical sitting at home watching. I am sure you have years of coaching experience that allows you to question Childs. As I said before it is easy to MMQ, but I will tell you from experience that in those situations it is generally a gut feeling and not any sort of set scenario. But, you keep saying stuff as you know.

I look forward to seeing what the Kean staff does in the same scenario, on the road against the #1 team in the country down a goal

As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 12:40 pm

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:00 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:28 am what the video doesn't show is Childs standing next to the trail to call a TO while York is losing the ball. His decision was sound, it just didn't work out for them yesterday

So he planned on playing 3 on 5 to lure them into a false sense of security, burn 20 seconds, and then call TO?...makes perfect sense.

easy for you to be critical sitting at home watching. I am sure you have years of coaching experience that allows you to question Childs. As I said before it is easy to MMQ, but I will tell you from experience that in those situations it is generally a gut feeling and not any sort of set scenario. But, you keep saying stuff as you know.

I look forward to seeing what the Kean staff does in the same scenario, on the road against the #1 team in the country down a goal

As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

You obviously, don't understand that in college you have to have possession in the offensive box to call a TO. Thanks for proving that you are as clueless as you sound.
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I thought it was a turnover OOB, my mistake. Still should have called the TO.

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 12:33 pm

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:25 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:00 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:47 am

Asgot wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:28 am what the video doesn't show is Childs standing next to the trail to call a TO while York is losing the ball. His decision was sound, it just didn't work out for them yesterday

So he planned on playing 3 on 5 to lure them into a false sense of security, burn 20 seconds, and then call TO?...makes perfect sense.

easy for you to be critical sitting at home watching. I am sure you have years of coaching experience that allows you to question Childs. As I said before it is easy to MMQ, but I will tell you from experience that in those situations it is generally a gut feeling and not any sort of set scenario. But, you keep saying stuff as you know.

I look forward to seeing what the Kean staff does in the same scenario, on the road against the #1 team in the country down a goal

As soon as #43 p/u the ball he should have called TO. A youth league coach would have called TO as soon as they gained possession.

It's going to be a long year for York, but at least they have a good goalie, they should pray he plays an extra year.

Ha, long year yea, if you mean a top 10 team with a great chance to win their conference and make another run in the tournament. While your boy's team fights for 5th place in their 6-team league.
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LOL..top 10? You won't be top 20 after 4-5 more losses that are coming. Kean will be just fine, battling for 3rd place in a league with 2 top 5 teams. Good luck to you, your going to need it.

Laxrealist wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:22 pm Why is it so hard to acknowledge that a good coach made a bad decision? Or that there may be a couple things that even a good coach can improve upon? No one is infallible.
The York players played a great game against a team most people likely expected to handle them with less trouble. As in years past, to win such games against such teams, York needs to coach and play very very well. The margin for error is just too small. A good player may make a mistake in forcing a pass to the middle in traffic or may take a dumb penalty or may be late on the slide. A good coach erred in not calling timeout when he should have. Any or all of these can be the difference between a W and an L in these types of games. Against Rit, York (including Childs) fell a little short. This week is another game against another really tough opponent. Play smart and well and don’t repeat prior mistakes to get the W.

Laxrealist wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:22 pm Why is it so hard to acknowledge that a good coach made a bad decision? Or that there may be a couple things that even a good coach can improve upon? No one is infallible.
The York players played a great game against a team most people likely expected to handle them with less trouble. As in years past, to win such games against such teams, York needs to coach and play very very well. The margin for error is just too small. A good player may make a mistake in forcing a pass to the middle in traffic or may take a dumb penalty or may be late on the slide. A good coach erred in not calling timeout when he should have. Any or all of these can be the difference between a W and an L in these types of games. Against Rit, York (including Childs) fell a little short. This week is another game against another really tough opponent. Play smart and well and don’t repeat prior mistakes to get the W.

AbeFroeman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:00 pm

Laxrealist wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:22 pm Why is it so hard to acknowledge that a good coach made a bad decision? Or that there may be a couple things that even a good coach can improve upon? No one is infallible.
The York players played a great game against a team most people likely expected to handle them with less trouble. As in years past, to win such games against such teams, York needs to coach and play very very well. The margin for error is just too small. A good player may make a mistake in forcing a pass to the middle in traffic or may take a dumb penalty or may be late on the slide. A good coach erred in not calling timeout when he should have. Any or all of these can be the difference between a W and an L in these types of games. Against Rit, York (including Childs) fell a little short. This week is another game against another really tough opponent. Play smart and well and don’t repeat prior mistakes to get the W.

I think everyone can agree with this.

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:41 am York played very good, that's not the point. Childs made a bonehead decision not calling the TO. Great coaches make bad decisions, happens all the time, in all sports. That was a doosie.

Leonard Washington wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 9:58 am

laxdad1434 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 11:41 am York played very good, that's not the point. Childs made a bonehead decision not calling the TO. Great coaches make bad decisions, happens all the time, in all sports. That was a doosie.

I love the low hanging fruit, but I will bite....

Child's is not the reason why York lost to RIT.

I am actually more impressed with York at this point in the season and how they continue to develop and grow and get better with each passing week

Will you give him any credit when they beat Salisbury this week? Or all the blame if they lose a one or two goal game?

Dehuntshigwa’es wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 1:26 pm I saw the W&L /York contest then watched the Salisbury /Lynchburg. Just based on eye test I think both Lynchburg and Salisbury takes York in a competitive game. Need to look at the RIT game to change my mind but I don’t think they are at near the same level as last year losing 3 of their leading scorers. Still early

DeepPocket wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 2:35 pm

Dehuntshigwa’es wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 1:26 pm I saw the W&L /York contest then watched the Salisbury /Lynchburg. Just based on eye test I think both Lynchburg and Salisbury takes York in a competitive game. Need to look at the RIT game to change my mind but I don’t think they are at near the same level as last year losing 3 of their leading scorers. Still early

100%. If I were to base my impression of this York team off the W&L game, I wouldn’t give them a shot against too many great teams. All respect to W&L, who came out and got the W, but that was the worst performance I’ve seen out of a York team in years. Thankfully, having watched them vs Ursinus and RIT, they certainly have tightened up.

I’m not a coach, nor did I stay in a holiday inn last night, but the RIT game was clearly one of adjustments. Down 5-1 RIT made defensive adjustments, shutting down York’s hot hands. From there they began generating offense off the rush & coming out of the box (their brand of game), eventually evening the game up. York adjusted defensively to slow the momentum, and the game was relatively even from there on out. But just like RIT was able to adjust into running their down hill offense, I felt York had to make some sort of offensive adjustment to free up their hands and get room to shoot in the 2nd half to better keep up the scoring pace. RIT suffocated York’s O.

While possibly more talented than ever, York is a much younger team than in recent years. And as someone above previously mentioned, there still seems to be 2nd half issues. Perhaps it’s an issue of adjustments/flexibility in approach from some of the youth, or perhaps it’s the quality of coaches and opponents they’re going up against, making their own adjustments at the half.

If they grow half as much as they did between the W&L game and the RIT game, they’ll be more than just fine. Heck, we’re talking like they didn’t just play the #1, defending back to back national champion, to one goal (leading them for half the game).

AbeFroeman wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 9:00 pm

Laxrealist wrote: ↑Mon Mar 06, 2023 8:22 pm Why is it so hard to acknowledge that a good coach made a bad decision? Or that there may be a couple things that even a good coach can improve upon? No one is infallible.
The York players played a great game against a team most people likely expected to handle them with less trouble. As in years past, to win such games against such teams, York needs to coach and play very very well. The margin for error is just too small. A good player may make a mistake in forcing a pass to the middle in traffic or may take a dumb penalty or may be late on the slide. A good coach erred in not calling timeout when he should have. Any or all of these can be the difference between a W and an L in these types of games. Against Rit, York (including Childs) fell a little short. This week is another game against another really tough opponent. Play smart and well and don’t repeat prior mistakes to get the W.

I think everyone can agree with this.

Dehuntshigwa’es wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 3:29 pm

DeepPocket wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 2:35 pm

Dehuntshigwa’es wrote: ↑Tue Mar 07, 2023 1:26 pm I saw the W&L /York contest then watched the Salisbury /Lynchburg. Just based on eye test I think both Lynchburg and Salisbury takes York in a competitive game. Need to look at the RIT game to change my mind but I don’t think they are at near the same level as last year losing 3 of their leading scorers. Still early

100%. If I were to base my impression of this York team off the W&L game, I wouldn’t give them a shot against too many great teams. All respect to W&L, who came out and got the W, but that was the worst performance I’ve seen out of a York team in years. Thankfully, having watched them vs Ursinus and RIT, they certainly have tightened up.

I’m not a coach, nor did I stay in a holiday inn last night, but the RIT game was clearly one of adjustments. Down 5-1 RIT made defensive adjustments, shutting down York’s hot hands. From there they began generating offense off the rush & coming out of the box (their brand of game), eventually evening the game up. York adjusted defensively to slow the momentum, and the game was relatively even from there on out. But just like RIT was able to adjust into running their down hill offense, I felt York had to make some sort of offensive adjustment to free up their hands and get room to shoot in the 2nd half to better keep up the scoring pace. RIT suffocated York’s O.

While possibly more talented than ever, York is a much younger team than in recent years. And as someone above previously mentioned, there still seems to be 2nd half issues. Perhaps it’s an issue of adjustments/flexibility in approach from some of the youth, or perhaps it’s the quality of coaches and opponents they’re going up against, making their own adjustments at the half.

If they grow half as much as they did between the W&L game and the RIT game, they’ll be more than just fine. Heck, we’re talking like they didn’t just play the #1, defending back to back national champion, to one goal (leading them for half the game).

Deep, you’ve got the pulse of York as well as anyone. I watched the RIT/York highlights on RIT’s site. RIT may be ranked #1 but I don’t believe they are close to last years team which I think that ranking is mostly based on especially after seeing the highlights. Right now again just from the eye test Salisbury and Lynchburg were both playing at a very high level this weekend, they both looked very strong. I know Gburg beat Salisbury and I’ll get a look at them this weekend when W&L plays them. W&L’s issue in this game will be question marks in the goal and are they capable of FOUR qtrs of very high level play. They’ve get to do that for all 4, second qtr Denison was not pretty then played a great second half. You can’t do that with top 10 teams. Good luck this week, I want you to win out and make the Gennies win count