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Message: [QUOTE="nyclax, post: 4725808, member: 8261"] cornell will be good. they are my pick in the ivy. good system and culture. weapons on offense to compliment kirst, who is a legit stud. defense will be interesting after losing adler and ierlan and it was already showing cracks late in the year with losses to yale and michigan. but i like their ability to rebound on D better than yale, who i see as a lost cause. they just dont have the answers on the roster and can't fix it with grad transfers like other teams army is the one to watch. they bring back everyone and i mean everyone from a team that nearly made the final four...except the goalie, which might not be a big deal because they seem to always have a good goalie. dominant faceoff guy who keeps them in basically every game. they could go undefeated in the regular season hopkins will be a tough out as well. if ierlan stabilizes their goalie play which was good early on but pretty bad down the stretch last season, then that defense is going to be one of the best in the country. they were a goalie away from that quarterfinal game vs. notre dame being real real interesting. those are the big three. i genuinely wouldnt be too concerned with princeton especially with that game supposed to be in the dome this year. they lose: slusher, stevens, english, finlay, ronda, vardaro, pederson, stoebner, and more. i just dont know how you recover from that no matter how good your freshman class is (and theirs will be good). too much senior talent and leadership to lose. they will be back in 2025/2026 but this upcoming season is a reset for them. they are 3rd in the ivy at best behind cornell and yale and wouldnt be shocked by a 4th or 5th place showing behind penn and harvard [/QUOTE]

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