Re: Virginia 2025
Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 9:06 am
sounds like going from jr vice president to associate vice president. do all 3 of them get to call timeouts now and talk to the refs?
Best of luck to Jack Boyden in the NLL and post-college in general -- it was fun to watch him play at the DI level. And a tip of the hat to the UVA coaching staff for their continued success in bringing some great DIII players to Charlottesville.SouthieLax wrote: ↑Sat Aug 03, 2024 5:44 pm Looks like Boyden is not coming back. He signed a pro contract with the Rochester Knighthawks per their social media.
Hard to know which recruits will crack a line up as talented as UVA's, but I think you guys will like this kid. #1 attackman for his school as a soph and junior, but plays both ends of the field quite well as a middie for Laxacusetts.
Virginia does have lot's of talent but also lost some of their best players ever so going to be more of an unknown this season to start anyway. Lars has work to do rebuilding the attack and goal positions. They also return experienced players at short stick, close D and LSM, but the overall team D was underwhelming. That also requires re evaluation and adjustment. Was it too complex a scheme, Did players struggle to execute it properly or something else? The good news is there is great talent on hand If the staff can develop and slot it correctly. Fall in Charlottesville will be even busier than usual.
blue angels wrote: ↑Tue Aug 20, 2024 9:03 amVirginia does have lot's of talent but also lost some of their best players ever so going to be more of an unknown this season to start anyway. Lars has work to do rebuilding the attack and goal positions. They also return experienced players at short stick, close D and LSM, but the overall team D was underwhelming. That also requires re evaluation and adjustment. Was it too complex a scheme, Did players struggle to execute it properly or something else? The good news is there is great talent on hand If the staff can develop and slot it correctly. Fall in Charlottesville will be even busier than usual.
think you're talking about football. and that's 1a up to 6a, not repeating the aa's. lacrosse is aa, a, b, c and d. they had a b team make the finals. hp was the #1 seed and lost to the eventual champ episcopal school dallas in '24. the state champ was in '23. mike pressler is the hp coach and i hear he's getting paid pretty well. enrollment is almost 2,300.
Dallas is hub of Texas lacrosse (HP, ESD, and Jesuit are the big players there). Competition is very top heavy in Texas. HP represented themselves well vs Culver. The lazy eval on Texas players is they are high level athletes, but lack overall lax IQ. And Pressler makes more than a lot of D1 coaches. He has done a very good job of scheduling. Whether that is attracting schools to come down to Texas early in the season or traveling out of state.wgdsr wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 9:55 amthink you're talking about football. and that's 1a up to 6a, not repeating the aa's. lacrosse is aa, a, b, c and d. they had a b team make the finals. hp was the #1 seed and lost to the eventual champ episcopal school dallas in '24. the state champ was in '23. mike pressler is the hp coach and i hear he's getting paid pretty well. enrollment is almost 2,300.
no one's going to mistake texas for the pg leagues, but the competition has gotten better and some very good athletes have come out of there. the hoos have gotten bower out of esd, nunes from the woodlands, and saustad, ghobriel and mencke out of highland park. a '24 browne is coming in as a 5 star from esd. i assume he did pretty well with both.
Was not aware of difference. Thanks.wgdsr wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2024 9:55 amthink you're talking about football. and that's 1a up to 6a, not repeating the aa's. lacrosse is aa, a, b, c and d. they had a b team make the finals. hp was the #1 seed and lost to the eventual champ episcopal school dallas in '24. the state champ was in '23. mike pressler is the hp coach and i hear he's getting paid pretty well. enrollment is almost 2,300.
no one's going to mistake texas for the pg leagues, but the competition has gotten better and some very good athletes have come out of there. the hoos have gotten bower out of esd, nunes from the woodlands, and saustad, ghobriel and mencke out of highland park. a '24 browne is coming in as a 5 star from esd. i assume he did pretty well with both.
Very, very likely north on total comp...and it should be understood that whenever the musical chairs get going, salaries and total comp are often adjusted to stay in relative position to new comp elsewhere.NNELax wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 8:39 am It was reported he made around 200k for a base salary....I have to imagine this isn't correct because he took a paycut in 2020 (covid) that had him around 175k. With incentives/bonus and all the other ways he can make income (camps, clinics etc.) I have to imagine he's north of Torpey...but maybe not
Agreed, Brown hasn't had the rep for big coaching salaries. It is endowed though. As Lars is a state employee, his base salary should be public info somewhere. Although each state is different. YMMV.MDlaxfan76 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 11:27 amVery, very likely north on total comp...and it should be understood that whenever the musical chairs get going, salaries and total comp are often adjusted to stay in relative position to new comp elsewhere.NNELax wrote: ↑Mon Aug 26, 2024 8:39 am It was reported he made around 200k for a base salary....I have to imagine this isn't correct because he took a paycut in 2020 (covid) that had him around 175k. With incentives/bonus and all the other ways he can make income (camps, clinics etc.) I have to imagine he's north of Torpey...but maybe not
To laxfanatic, yes, the top $ #'s are quite attractive. If successful, can be a quite good living.
But that's the top end, not throughout...and assistants, especially younger, can be pretty unattractive at a whole lot of programs.
"Friends" pools can be quite important, especially for the assistants.
That's a big $ # for Torpey if accurate.