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[QUOTE="DoctahLexus, post: 4725712, member: 6798"]
That is a pretty darn good OOC list. Think it checks the main box of losing the guaranteed RPI drains in Holy Cross and Bonnies. Losing Hofstra is a good thing too. Army and Hop are probably the toughest. Cornell and Princeton lose a lot of talent. I hope one of them actually has success in their own OOC games, which unfortunately is not guaranteed. Heck of a lot of guys with a "senior" designation for Cornell on their IL page, and in the ivy league that actually means something. They will need a big reload to their offense after Kirst, and Adler is of course a massive loss.

It's not a major complaint but unless Princeton or Cornell absorb the personnel losses and have a big year, Hop may be the only opportunity at a massively impactful OOC win. 
They may be the only OOC team that has a real shot at beating either another ACC team or a top big10 team on their schedule.

Army does not usually play any Big10 or ACC schools besides us and Rutgers. Their schedule was actually pretty tame OOC last season, besides Rutgers and Cornell. And given that I do not expect a lot from Rutgers next season, a win against them might not move the needle as much as we hope. If they take care of business avoiding bad losses and win the patriot league it would still be a high quality win. And a loss would not be the end of the world most likely.
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