2019 Schedules

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PaulNewman

What does "lower tier UAA school" mean vis-a-vis Brandeis?

blooter442

Quote from: PaulNewman on July 03, 2019, 02:07:53 PM
What does "lower tier UAA school" mean vis-a-vis Brandeis?

The way I read it, I think he meant that they finished near the bottom of the UAA last year, which is a fair point.

That being said, if I was mistaken and it was intended to represent a more long-term view, I would hardly call six consecutive NCAA appearances, two Final 4s, and a UAA title in the last 7 years "lower tier."

Of course, we all know I'm not biased. ;)

Buck O.

Quote from: blooter442 on July 03, 2019, 05:19:24 PM
Quote from: PaulNewman on July 03, 2019, 02:07:53 PM
What does "lower tier UAA school" mean vis-a-vis Brandeis?

The way I read it, I think he meant that they finished near the bottom of the UAA last year, which is a fair point.

That being said, if I was mistaken and it was intended to represent a more long-term view, I would hardly call six consecutive NCAA appearances, two Final 4s, and a UAA title in the last 7 years "lower tier."

Of course, we all know I'm not biased. ;)

That's how I took it as well, particularly since he said that Emory was at the bottom of the UAA.  Of course, they did finish last, but that doesn't mean that they weren't pretty good, since all the UAA teams were pretty good.  And that was jknezek's point:  when W&L is playing an OOC game against a team that wasn't at the top of its conference, it's usually a good team anyway because the conference it's in is strong.

jknezek

Quote from: Buck O. on July 03, 2019, 07:42:43 PM
Quote from: blooter442 on July 03, 2019, 05:19:24 PM
Quote from: PaulNewman on July 03, 2019, 02:07:53 PM
What does "lower tier UAA school" mean vis-a-vis Brandeis?

The way I read it, I think he meant that they finished near the bottom of the UAA last year, which is a fair point.

That being said, if I was mistaken and it was intended to represent a more long-term view, I would hardly call six consecutive NCAA appearances, two Final 4s, and a UAA title in the last 7 years "lower tier."

Of course, we all know I'm not biased. ;)

That's how I took it as well, particularly since he said that Emory was at the bottom of the UAA.  Of course, they did finish last, but that doesn't mean that they weren't pretty good, since all the UAA teams were pretty good.  And that was jknezek's point:  when W&L is playing an OOC game against a team that wasn't at the top of its conference, it's usually a good team anyway because the conference it's in is strong.
Bingo. Brandeis and Emory were both good teams last year. But they finished where they finished in a brutal conference.

blooter442

Quote from: jknezek on July 03, 2019, 08:41:12 PM
Bingo. Brandeis and Emory were both good teams last year. But they finished where they finished in a brutal conference.

Fair.

It was interesting because 'Deis was looking like it could turn a corner after the Emory game last year, but then they went 0-4-1 down the stretch. There do seem to be some good FY players coming in (one from Maine!) so I am hopeful even if they will be a young side. From what I heard, it did not sound like Nardizzi was expected to return, which is a shame but not unexpected — in my opinion he did look good in spurts technically but did not seem to have the strength nor the work rate that is standard of Brandeis forwards. They will have to find the goals from somewhere.

I am looking forward to the W&L game. Reminds me of when 'Deis played Haverford on the opening weekend of 2016 — high quality side from out of conference. As for W&L, I really thought they were a solid side last year (Sweet 16 potential or more) and just got unlucky 1. having a tough draw against Hopkins in the NCAAs and 2. being the better side in the game IMHO but losing on PKs. A bit of luck and I think they could have made it to the second weekend.

* on my earlier post, should be two UAA titles, one outright

Ommadawn

Quote from: blooter442 on July 04, 2019, 04:21:36 PM
From what I heard, it did not sound like Nardizzi was expected to return, which is a shame but not unexpected

I had heard that, too, but didn't quite believe it because it would make four schools in four years (NC State, UNC Wilmington, Brandeis, and, from what I understand, Framingham State).  It will be interesting to see what pans out...

jknezek

Quote from: blooter442 on July 04, 2019, 04:21:36 PM

I am looking forward to the W&L game. Reminds me of when 'Deis played Haverford on the opening weekend of 2016 — high quality side from out of conference. As for W&L, I really thought they were a solid side last year (Sweet 16 potential or more) and just got unlucky 1. having a tough draw against Hopkins in the NCAAs and 2. being the better side in the game IMHO but losing on PKs. A bit of luck and I think they could have made it to the second weekend.

* on my earlier post, should be two UAA titles, one outright

Looking forward to it as well. Always nice to get these interesting and different match ups. Last year was a tough NCAA draw but the game was pretty seesaw and I have no complaints. The year before we got a fairly lucky draw and made the most of it, so perspective is important. W&L was going to struggle just like JHU did against Messiah. As I said, they are knocking on the door, but they are just that tier below the true national champ competitive teams. No shame in that. Breaking through to that top tier is ridiculously hard, staying there even more so. I'm just pleased they have reached the level I think they should be competing at. W&L has the resources and ability to be in that second tier in most sports. They reach that potential in many of them and I'm happy to see men's soccer join the crowd.

Flying Weasel

Cortland State Men's Soccer – 2019 Schedule
Aug. 30 (Fri)  (H)  Rochester
Aug. 31 (Sat)  (H)  Rutgers-Newark
Sep. 7 (Sat)  (A)  Rowan
Sep. 8 (Sun)  (A)  Rutgers-Camden
Sep. 14 (Sat)  (H)  St. Lawrence
Sep. 17 (Tue)  (A)  Hobart
Sep. 21 (Sat)  (A)  Ithaca
Sep. 27 (Fri)  (H)  Brockport State *
Sep. 28 (Sat)  (H)  Geneseo State *
Oct. 5 (Sat)  (A)  Oswego State *
Oct. 11 (Fri)  (H)  New Paltz State *
Oct. 12 (Sat)  (H)  Oneonta State *
Oct. 18 (Fri)  (A)  Plattsburgh State *
Oct. 19 (Sat)  (A)  Potsdam State *
Oct. 25 (Fri)  (A)  Buffalo State *
Oct. 26 (Sat)  (A)  Fredonia State *
* - SUNYAC Conference match

Non-Conference Schedule:
Retained: Ithaca, St. Lawrence, Hobart
Dropped: Messiah, Gettysburg, Scranton, Elmira, Alfred, Hartwick
Added: Rochester, Rowan, Rutgers-Newark, Rutgers-Camden




They have two less games on the schedule this year, but they have a very challenging non-conference schedule with no games they can switch off (Rochester, RU-Newark, Rowan, RU-Camden, St. Lawrence,Hobart, Ithaca). Add Brockport State as their first SUNYAC match and that's a tough opening month.

Mid-Atlantic Fan

Quote from: Flying Weasel on August 25, 2019, 04:42:37 PM
Cortland State Men's Soccer – 2019 Schedule
Aug. 30 (Fri)  (H)  Rochester
Aug. 31 (Sat)  (H)  Rutgers-Newark
Sep. 7 (Sat)  (A)  Rowan
Sep. 8 (Sun)  (A)  Rutgers-Camden
Sep. 14 (Sat)  (H)  St. Lawrence
Sep. 17 (Tue)  (A)  Hobart
Sep. 21 (Sat)  (A)  Ithaca
Sep. 27 (Fri)  (H)  Brockport State *
Sep. 28 (Sat)  (H)  Geneseo State *
Oct. 5 (Sat)  (A)  Oswego State *
Oct. 11 (Fri)  (H)  New Paltz State *
Oct. 12 (Sat)  (H)  Oneonta State *
Oct. 18 (Fri)  (A)  Plattsburgh State *
Oct. 19 (Sat)  (A)  Potsdam State *
Oct. 25 (Fri)  (A)  Buffalo State *
Oct. 26 (Sat)  (A)  Fredonia State *
* - SUNYAC Conference match

Non-Conference Schedule:
Retained: Ithaca, St. Lawrence, Hobart
Dropped: Messiah, Gettysburg, Scranton, Elmira, Alfred, Hartwick
Added: Rochester, Rowan, Rutgers-Newark, Rutgers-Camden




They have two less games on the schedule this year, but they have a very challenging non-conference schedule with no games they can switch off (Rochester, RU-Newark, Rowan, RU-Camden, St. Lawrence,Hobart, Ithaca). Add Brockport State as their first SUNYAC match and that's a tough opening month.

Brutal  :o

Go2Goal

Rowan University Athletics
2019 Schedule


Fri.   8/30/2019       College of Mount Saint Vincent   Glassboro, NJ   11:00 a.m.   

Sat.   8/31/2019       Carthage College   Glassboro, NJ   11:00 a.m.   

Wed.   9/4/2019       Penn State Abington   Glassboro, NJ   7:00 p.m.      

Sat.   9/7/2019       SUNY Cortland   Camden, NJ   2:00 p.m.            
Sun.   9/8/2019       College of Staten Island   Camden, NJ   2:00 p.m.            
Fri.   9/13/2019       University of Chicago   Chicago, IL   8:00 p.m.   
Sun.   9/15/2019       North Park University   Chicago, IL   1:00 p.m.   
Wed.   9/18/2019       Haverford College   Haverford, PA   4:00 p.m.   
Sat.   9/21/2019   *   William Paterson University   Wayne, NJ   1:00 p.m.
Sat.   9/28/2019   *   Montclair State University   Glassboro, NJ   7:00 p.m.
Wed.   10/2/2019   *   Stockton University   Glassboro, NJ   7:00 p.m.
Sat.   10/5/2019   *   Kean University   Union, NJ   1:00 p.m.   Live Stats         
Sat.   10/12/2019   *   New Jersey City University   Glassboro, NJ   7:30 p.m.   
Wed.   10/16/2019   *   Rutgers-Camden   Camden, NJ   7:00 p.m.            
Sat.   10/19/2019   *   Rutgers-Newark   Glassboro, NJ   7:00 p.m.   Live Stats   
Sat.   10/26/2019   *   Ramapo College   Mahwah, NJ   1:00 p.m.   Live Stats         
Wed.   10/30/2019   *   The College of New Jersey   Glassboro, NJ   7:00 p.m.