Quote from: Mr.Right on December 05, 2015, 09:47:11 AM


On another not I must congratulate Oneonta. Byrne is a purist and his team play the right way but IMO they need maybe 1 more legit striker and they might have 2 NCAA Championships instead of 3 final 4 exits. It is very commendable for Oneonta to get these recruits. i am not even sure how he does it? Oneonta has great facilities but he must be getting Syracuse's scraps and I am not even sure what else. Who does Oneonta compete with for players in-state?

I think they really missed #7 last night in the middle of the park. I think #9 played well filling in from his CF position, but he could have been the missing piece for them up top.

In regards to recruiting I think tuition plays a huge part. Amherst website shows tuition to be $63k a year vs Oneonta's $18k for an instate New Yorker.

Quote from: NCAC New England on December 04, 2015, 09:12:51 PM

Quote from: YoullNeverWalkAlone17 on December 04, 2015, 09:10:37 PM
Definitely a tough way to go out for Oneonta. I thought they were the better team of the two but as someone else posted, neither really had more than 1 or 2 solid goal scoring opportunities. @NCAC, Pellegrino does a drop kick (vs. a punt) - he kicks it off the bounce.

Right, misspoke, but still think he's over the line, and every time.

I wasn't trying to correct you I was trying to clarify the issue. He crosses the line every time but the ball isn't in his hands - it's skipping off the ground as he is crossing the line.

Definitely a tough way to go out for Oneonta. I thought they were the better team of the two but as someone else posted, neither really had more than 1 or 2 solid goal scoring opportunities. @NCAC, Pellegrino does a drop kick (vs. a punt) - he kicks it off the bounce.