Jfiorini-#32
2018 Fall Ball Thread...
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Based on the 2018 roster, at 6-5, 236, #32 may very well still be Jack Fiorini. 32 was a big guy out there
Do you know Magnan’s number?
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OrangeXtreme
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They should hand out a roster card at next week's scrimmage.
Hopefully someone can post a few photos of it.
Hopefully someone can post a few photos of it.
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1 Bradley Voight
2 Griffin Cook
3 Nate Solomon
4 Jake Nelson
5 Garlow
6 Luke Schwasnick
7 McKinney
8 Matt Magnan
9 Peter Dearth
10 Mike Berkman
11 Austin Fusco
12 Jamie Trimboli
13 Pete Fiorini
14 Owen Seebold
15 Pat Carlin
16 Brendan Curry
17 Brett Kennedy
18 Tyson Bomberry
19 Jack Kennedy
20 David Lipka
21 Nick Mellen
22 Vacant
23 Tucker Dordovic
24 Logan Dieball
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26 Lucas Quinn
27 Luke Strang
28 Swigart
29 Stephen Rehfuss
30 O’Sullivan
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32 J Fiorini
33 Drake Porter
34 Jonathan Partamian
35 Dami Oladunmoye
36 Jacob Buttermore
37 Jake Phaub
38 Andrew Kim
39 Justin Kim
40
41 Barlow
42 Danny Varello
43 Marcus Cunningham
44 Nick DiPietro
45 Jerry Staats
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48 Jared Fernandez
51 McPeak
77 Willie Klan
83 Martin
88 Andrew Helmer
89 Troy Lauder
90 Grant Murphy
2 Griffin Cook
3 Nate Solomon
4 Jake Nelson
5 Garlow
6 Luke Schwasnick
7 McKinney
8 Matt Magnan
9 Peter Dearth
10 Mike Berkman
11 Austin Fusco
12 Jamie Trimboli
13 Pete Fiorini
14 Owen Seebold
15 Pat Carlin
16 Brendan Curry
17 Brett Kennedy
18 Tyson Bomberry
19 Jack Kennedy
20 David Lipka
21 Nick Mellen
22 Vacant
23 Tucker Dordovic
24 Logan Dieball
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26 Lucas Quinn
27 Luke Strang
28 Swigart
29 Stephen Rehfuss
30 O’Sullivan
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32 J Fiorini
33 Drake Porter
34 Jonathan Partamian
35 Dami Oladunmoye
36 Jacob Buttermore
37 Jake Phaub
38 Andrew Kim
39 Justin Kim
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41 Barlow
42 Danny Varello
43 Marcus Cunningham
44 Nick DiPietro
45 Jerry Staats
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48 Jared Fernandez
51 McPeak
77 Willie Klan
83 Martin
88 Andrew Helmer
89 Troy Lauder
90 Grant Murphy
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I'm very happy everyone is excited about yesterdays scrimmage...I was there ,sorry I didn't post live but here are some of the things I took away from the scrimmage ...first all we played 2 of the bottom D1 schools...we barley beat Marist...I thought our offense looked flat against them...against Binghamton we scored most of our goals against their 3rd string defense...im sorry but I was not impressed ...we have a lot work ahead of us
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barely ...sorry for typo
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5 Garlow ??
7 McKinney ??
28 Swigert ??
30 O'Sullivan ??
32 J.Fiorini
34 Partamanian ??
41 Barlow ??
51 McPeak ??
83 Martin ??
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Is McKinney back?
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I must have missed it in a post but who were the 1st line middies? Are you suggesting that Cook is going to bump Curry from the 1st line? Last year the 1st line was Curry, Trimbo and Dordevic.
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I think he was confused and was talking about whoever was playing in Dordevic's spot. Curry unless there is some crazy development will be a 1st line mid-fielder.
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May have been Quinn?
Yeah, my bad. That’s what I meant. The number change threw me.
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I think it was Lipka #20 who got bumped to the 1st line.
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No worries, your updates were a god send.
The first line yesterday was Trimboli, Curry and Lipka.
As I said, Curry’s number change threw me a bit. I also love Lipka’s game. Loved watching him last year. But whichever of those two goes down to the second line will make that line so much deeper.
As I said, Curry’s number change threw me a bit. I also love Lipka’s game. Loved watching him last year. But whichever of those two goes down to the second line will make that line so much deeper.
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Any ideas on who 31 is? It looks like NazLax said he was on the second line of middies to start. Maybe Owen Hill?
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Maybe Hill or Aburn?
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#31 Buttermore #25 Small #81 Orazietti
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NazLax30, can't thank you enough for all the updates - much appreciated! Any thoughts on the new rules? Did the tempo look okay to you? Were the players adjusted to it?
I'm excited about the second midfield line, glad to hear Lipka's name mentioned. I think he is due for a breakout season. Thought he got overshadowed by Curry and Dordovic last year but he is near their level.
Trying not to put too much pressure on Cook, but it sounds like he could really improve the offense if he gets extended time.
Yes, of course would like to see the team perform better in these scrimmages, but Syracuse always seems to struggle in these fall scrimmages - two years ago I think they "lost" the alumni game as well as a game against Lehigh. Things in the regular season turned out to be okay.
I'm excited about the second midfield line, glad to hear Lipka's name mentioned. I think he is due for a breakout season. Thought he got overshadowed by Curry and Dordovic last year but he is near their level.
Trying not to put too much pressure on Cook, but it sounds like he could really improve the offense if he gets extended time.
Yes, of course would like to see the team perform better in these scrimmages, but Syracuse always seems to struggle in these fall scrimmages - two years ago I think they "lost" the alumni game as well as a game against Lehigh. Things in the regular season turned out to be okay.
I thought the pace of play was perfect. In settled sets, all three teams had the opportunity to get their personnel on and run their offenses. There were very few bad shots just to beat the shot clock (there were some bad shots, no question, but not because of an expiring clock). I think there were less than 5 shot clock violations across the three games.
There wasn’t an inordinate amount of transition. Syracuse scored more in transition against Bingo than Marist but they pushed earlier more often against Bingo. A lot of early offense. It was fun to watch. Some of it was vintage Syracuse.
Syracuse did get its offensive middies caught on D a few times, which would probably hurt a whole lot more against Duke or Virginia than it did yesterday.
Didn’t see any crease dives in any of the games. There were times when it could have happened. Maybe the teams agreed not to this early? Not sure.
Definitely came out flat against Marist. Marist came out fired up and took it to Cuse right away. Looked like Cuse just assumed it would steamroll Marist. Should have.
Binghamton wrecked Marist in the first game. Not sure if you were there for that one. I definitely assumed the Marist game would be a bloodbath. It wasn’t. May not be a bad thing. Ego checks are healthy.
Cuse started pulling away from Binghamton when they pushed the tempo and played the way we all seem to want them to play. When they were effective, they dodged hard, moved the ball quickly and scored in all sorts of ways — transition, manup, in close, step downs, dodged from X, shots on the run, 5x5. Just fun to watch.
But you’re right, Syracuse was far from perfect — had quite a few unforced turnovers and some bad shots right to the stick or chest (Trimboli, for one, took a few shots reminiscent of his freshmen campaign). The SSDMs had some rough moments, as did the young long poles. Passes were dropped that would have quickly turned into at least a good shot (Kennedy and #32 dropped passes in the slot, as two examples). Faceoffs were inconsistent, as I noted. It was not perfect, but a lot of kids got on the field and the stars made the kind of plays we want them to. Trimboli, Lipka, Rehfuss, Solomon, Cook, Curry all scored beautiful goals. Helmer was a force with both sticks. Bomberry was a beast. Mellen was Mellen (though he did look a little shaky a couple times).
Will Syracuse win the national championship this year? I don’t know. Yesterday was still September. But yesterday did tell me this team will be fun to watch and has the potential — potential, I repeat; there’s no guarantee — to look a lot like the run and gun teams of the past. I wasn’t a fan of the shot clock when it was proposed. Yesterday changed my mind (although 90 seconds makes more sense, but that’s nit picking).
