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[QUOTE="laxsummit, post: 2603288, member: 4802"]
This is a well thought out post  that offers some reasoning beyond just simple touts or statements that were proven untrue. Alll those that participated in those fall scrimmages were also just starting off their seasons and the play of all were expected to improve. RIT and Cortland went right through that D periodBeyond that , there are salient posts that  should be more generously applied to Cuse by critics when putting their season into proper context. The roster had 40 frosh and sophs on the roster with about 16 playing large roles. They too   will get more acclimated, coordinated and stronger over the next two to three years. This is why I am very optimistic in my takes about the coming years .  If Austin Staats, Cook or another can match or exceed what B Bomberry brought ( and Porter or another can replace Madonna) then Cuse should be on the upswing as they return all with further reinforcements  coming aboard.

Thank you. A post offering some reasoning.  The salient points made are applicable to 18 Cuse squad but has never been truly factored in by critics to put their season into its proper context. 40 frosh and sophs on roster with at least 16 playing roles against a tough sos. Disjointed fall season. 19' team be better acclimated, coordinated and stronger going forward. Hopefully a Austin Staats, Cook or another is able to match or exceed what B Bomberry brought and the next goalie can match or improve on Madonna's solid performance.  Everybody else is back with  many integral pieces here for two to three years. Reason why optimism should be more prevalent about the immediate future.
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