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Message: [QUOTE="nyclax, post: 4726660, member: 8261"] blanchard i've heard is not using his eligibility anywhere. law school. he's already 24 turning 25 no one will mistake ierlan for entenmann but hes been over 52% in every full season he has played. thats better than what hop has had in a decade quite frankly. maybe their rough streak will continue and he'll disappoint but on paper it's a clear upgrade. dont think his struggles late were squarely on him...that defense really fell apart. watch the tape from the ivy semifinal loss to yale. talk about a shooting gallery. behind a top 10 defense he will clear 50% no problem with a much higher ceiling mazzone is a bigger loss for them on faceoffs than defensively. prob about 2/3 of his GBs came from the faceoff wings. he was good on D but replaceable there. better off ball than on. their top 2 poles and top d-middie group are as solid as anyone. jamison is the best D coaching talent that no one talks about. our paths crossed a few times. kind of a quirky guy but he knows his stuff. if he werent a hop alum, cuse should have gone after him given hes from the area. yes princeton still has mackesy but they lost just about everyone else on offense...he can't do it alone. they will be very young and talented but at least a year or two away from contending. fringe top 20 team is my guess. in fact they might be similar to the 2023 orange i am very curious about penn without handley...here's a hot take, they'll be better without him. hated the design of that offense. his absence will force them to be more creative. defense should be solid and they add eldridge on faceoffs...i could talk myself into them being a dark horse. harvard has talent but they always seem like they are a year away. brown is toast, daly on the hot seat. it's still cornell's to lose with yale always a factor [/QUOTE]

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