That wasn't even close to the original title of the thread....laughable
I'd also like to develop a Native American recruiting pipeline even 10% as rich as Albany's.
This is correct; getting kids in to any college right from the res is a challenge. That's why kids going to OCC are a good target. But, I think that state schools are able to provide financial aid to some of these kids that falls outside of the 12.9 scholarships, as they can often qualify for federal aid programs. The trick is finding kids that are academically ready for a four year college. It's a crapshoot.
golfer probably has some insight as his son played and from what I understand had a rocket to the upper corner.
So I obviously get some inside info, but I can only share so much...I certainly can't get into specifics on guys and I'm in a bit of a different position....I hope that make sense, but I'm just not supposed to share too much...I'll just leave it at that.
Well the story is that Tehoka wanted to go to Rutgers but we could not get him in with his grades and then he went to IMG where he improved his enough to get into Albany.
This is a fair point on all fronts he is a special talent that is so much fun to watch. If you can you should go see him Live as he does things with his stick that are just crazy.
The game at OSU on March 30...Big Ten opener is a huge game judging from how things are stacked up with the preseason predictions...A win in Columbus will go a long long way in conference play
Agree with the assessment on Attack as Coyne has looked awesome so far and Keiran and AC are just studs. I think AC's return and Tommy growth will more than offset the loss of Jules (he is a big loss though). At the midfield, it is going to be a lot of pick your poison as Gallagher looks lightning fast and the offensive midfield can go seven deep with the 2nd group averaging about 6'1" and with Schnacte swinging from attack to midfield that position flexibility gives us even more power on offense. Every offensive middie with the exception of one has had at least one goal in the preseason that is the type of depth we have seen on the banks in a long time.
I’m concerned that without a 2 pt. line, some d-minded coaches with sit back in a tight zone and wait for the shot clock to wind down and force a bad outside shot. But I assume Brian is prepping for that and will emphasize taking the open shot when presented even more so. But still, I can see that strategy being effective despite it being entirely contrary to the intent of the shot clock rule. A 2 and even 3 point line would solve that, though.
Good insights family...admittedly I don't have the knowledge yet on the defensive side of the ball and what was lost last year defensively...Max will need to hold strong early to help new faces get into the flow so to speak...that's the benefit of a experienced veteran goalie...fact is there gonna lean on him early on the back end to help out until the units get synched up...
