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UVA vs Duke coming up on Thursday. Very interesting after today's games.
I just flicked on to Trinity Pawling vs Brunswick and apparently Andrew Greenspan /O is a Syracuse Commit.
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Looks like Maryland will be #1.Rankings on Monday should be interesting. Duke, UNC lose, UVA wins, Maryland gives up 12 to Michigan. Maybe Lehigh should be number 2
I go with ND as #1 - reason being that they just completely dominated 2 ACC teams back to back including the #1 team. But I'm not doing well in weekly pics so what do I know...I figure it will probably look like
#1: MD
#2: ND
#3: Duke
#4: UVA
#5: UNC
Woody, I’m curious, was this shown on a graphic or something the announcers mentioned? I ask because Greenspan is widely considered to be the top FO prospect in the ‘23 class & one of the better FO prospects in recent years. Obviously coaches can’t contact ‘23s until 9/1/21 but we have a relationship with his club coaches at Primetime.I just flicked on to Trinity Pawling vs Brunswick and apparently Andrew Greenspan /O is a Syracuse Commit.
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Hes a 2023, don't think he's committed anywhere yet.
It was the Video announcer that said he was a Syracuse committ after he scored! It was if he had a list of commits on the roster sheet as he mentioned other players and where they would be playing at next level.Woody, I’m curious, was this shown on a graphic or something the announcers mentioned? I ask because Greenspan is widely considered to be the top FO prospect in the ‘23 class & one of the better FO prospects in recent years. Obviously coaches can’t contact ‘23s until 9/1/21 but we have a relationship with his club coaches at Primetime.
The logic used by some, like those at inside lacrosse, would make Maryland a better team if they lost this coming weekend at OSU. OSU would then have an over .500 record and a high quality win over Maryland making them a much, much better team. Rutgers would then have 2 wins over this much, much better OSU team with an over .500 record, making Rutgers a much, much better team. Maryland would have 2 wins over this much, much better Rutgers team and a win over this much, much better OSU team and thus be a better team.I go with ND as #1 - reason being that they just completely dominated 2 ACC teams back to back including the #1 team. But I'm not doing well in weekly pics so what do I know...
I agree with your #3-5. Lehigh will remain in the top 10 until the Patriot tournament as they have an extremely soft schedule until then. Rutgers is probably overrated not having challenged Maryland, but have run up scores on PS and the others.
Yep - losing is never better.The logic used by some, like those at inside lacrosse, would make Maryland a better team if they lost this coming weekend at OSU. OSU would then have an over .500 record and a high quality win over Maryland making them a much, much better team. Rutgers would then have 2 wins over this much, much better OSU team with an over .500 record, making Rutgers a much, much better team. Maryland would have 2 wins over this much, much better Rutgers team and a win over this much, much better OSU team and thus be a better team.
As a Terp fan I don't buy this, but feel the Terps will show themselves to be a better team by winning as many games as they can, and thus will be rooting strongly for the Terps to beat OSU this weekend.
Hopefully the next few weeks will help clarify some of the rankings. I really think the "eye test" will be important as well the scores of individual games. If you take Maryland for example, they wore down Rutgers both times they played and the eye test clearly suggests that Rutgers is a tier below. My eyes or gut tells me that Maryland belongs on the top 5 or 6. Cuse is an interesting case as we basically played even with Duke and had lopsided games with UVA and ND. The score of the Cuse Duke game should not be discounted in the eye test.Yep - losing is never better.
It's a shame that Maryland isn't getting some strong out of conference games this year. I don't think anyone doubts that they're a great team but cannot be objectively confirmed without playing the other top teams. Maybe Maryland should have temporarily been put in the ACC for just this seasonRespectfully, Maryland's 2-0 is against the same team - Rutgers who is currently ranked #8.
Notre Dame just beat the team that was ranked #1 and beat Cuse who was ranked #4 at game time. Their loss was by only 1 goal to another top team in UVA that was ranked #6 before yesterday and will likely move up to the top 4 by Monday. So, Notre Dame has beaten higher ranked teams and been tested through one more game than Maryland.
I call that objectivity!
I tend to use the coaches poll, which has Rutgers at #7.Respectfully, Maryland's 2-0 is against the same team - Rutgers who is currently ranked #8.
Notre Dame just beat the team that was ranked #1 and beat Cuse who was ranked #4 at game time. Their loss was by only 1 goal to another top team in UVA that was ranked #6 before yesterday and will likely move up to the top 4 by Monday. So, Notre Dame has beaten higher ranked teams and been tested through one more game than Maryland.
I call that objectivity!
I wouldn't agree with that statement.That's what makes polls so much fun - we can all have our say. I think we can all agree that Maryland and the ACC are great teams and that Rutgers has become a force this year.