Interesting Lax Score- Army Takes Down Loyola

mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,012
18,364
113
Valid argument IMO-----who would you have as the 2 seed ?

There was a USILA Coaches Poll today. No media poll. Their rankings were:

1. Penn St.
2. Penn
3. Yale
4. UVA
5. Duke
6. Maryland

Duke & Maryland were the only teams not to play in their conference championship. I'd be fine with that order. I'd also have no trouble with moving UVA to the #3 seed since they won their conference and Yale down to #4. Either way, both Penn and Yale could make the Final Four, which is the biggest travesty about the actual seedings.

And notice that the committee made sure that the 2 top ACC teams didn't meet before the Final four.
 

TDIrish27

All-Conference
Aug 2, 2001
4,438
2,665
0
There was a USILA Coaches Poll today. No media poll. Their rankings were:

1. Penn St.
2. Penn
3. Yale
4. UVA
5. Duke
6. Maryland

Duke & Maryland were the only teams not to play in their conference championship. I'd be fine with that order. I'd also have no trouble with moving UVA to the #3 seed since they won their conference and Yale down to #4. Either way, both Penn and Yale could make the Final Four, which is the biggest travesty about the actual seedings.

And notice that the committee made sure that the 2 top ACC teams didn't meet before the Final four.

Maryland at 6 being 1-6 vs Teams in the Tourney would qualify as a joke IMO. They have 1 quality win vs Penn----not much else.
 

Rutgers83

All-Conference
Feb 20, 2008
1,355
1,185
0
LOL. Picking on Maryland, 11-4 with three losses to conference teams, one being No. 1. Using the ACC rule, conference losses don't count. By the way, you're at 8-6 and your win at Maryland was dubious at best on a subpar home field.
 
  • Like
Reactions: biazza38

dconifer0

All-Conference
Oct 4, 2004
4,230
3,254
113
LOL. Picking on Maryland, 11-4 with three losses to conference teams, one being No. 1. Using the ACC rule, conference losses don't count. By the way, you're at 8-6 and your win at Maryland was dubious at best on a subpar home field.

You know, that's a great way to put it. It does seem like ACC wins automatically count as marquis wins, but losses don't count at all. And that's coming from a long-time ACC fan who was on the other side of it for many moons...
 
  • Like
Reactions: biazza38

biazza38

Heisman
Nov 18, 2012
13,998
16,650
81
You know, that's a great way to put it. It does seem like ACC wins automatically count as marquis wins, but losses don't count at all. And that's coming from a long-time ACC fan who was on the other side of it for many moons...
Hopkins is in the category as well
 
  • Like
Reactions: dconifer

dconifer0

All-Conference
Oct 4, 2004
4,230
3,254
113
The Terps were 2-4 against tournament teams. They were definitely hurt by having so many wins against underperforming teams on the schedule (Rutgers, Ohio State, Albany, North Carolina).
 
  • Like
Reactions: biazza38

biazza38

Heisman
Nov 18, 2012
13,998
16,650
81
The Terps were 2-4 against tournament teams. They were definitely hurt by having so many wins against underperforming teams on the schedule (Rutgers, Ohio State, Albany, North Carolina).
Completely agree with this. It’s the unfortunate reality with lacrosse schedule making. ND also did next to nothing in OOC. Maryland is a solid win but there’s nothing after that. Very generous seed for them at 8-6. It really is as if the ACC losses do not matter
 

TDIrish27

All-Conference
Aug 2, 2001
4,438
2,665
0
Completely agree with this. It’s the unfortunate reality with lacrosse schedule making. ND also did next to nothing in OOC. Maryland is a solid win but there’s nothing after that. Very generous seed for them at 8-6. It really is as if the ACC losses do not matter

Denver on a year in and year out basis better than any of the above mentioned programs and they were down.
 
  • Like
Reactions: biazza38

mdk02

Heisman
Aug 18, 2011
26,012
18,364
113
Denver on a year in and year out basis better than any of the above mentioned programs and they were down.

Albany, UNC and Ohio St. have been Final 4 teams over the last few years. UNC national champs. With the possible exception of OSU I don't see a wide margin.