Sowers is absolutely electric. Hats of to RU's Bullett, who played him as well as you can. Almost impossible to root for Princeton but I hope they pull this one out.
Lax Score- Princeton 11 #9 Denver 10 in 4th Q
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Would be a nice win for Princeton and us by extension, however Denver is fairly over rated at this point and will continue to get exposed IMO. Saw them live vs. ND and I did not come away impressed with either squad TBH. But I thought Denver looked particularly hesitant on offense. Really don’t possess a strong creator or finisher. Almost seems like they are constantly looking for the next pass but no one wants to be the one to step up and pull the trigger. They play solid D as per usual, particularly at the midfield but overal not a very dynamic squad.
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Except for RU, since we can't win a face-off lol
For the season Harryman is at 77%. Second best is Ott at 41%, which isn't terrible for a true freshman. I realize the strength of the opposition might've been different, but talk about a key injury!!!
Two key injuries. Ott is out for the year.
I am still impressed with how much Bullett bottled up Sowers. He still got his, but that poor kid from Denver covering him got absolutely posterized on several occasions. Wouldn't be surprised if we see one on SC top 10.
I am still impressed with how much Bullett bottled up Sowers. He still got his, but that poor kid from Denver covering him got absolutely posterized on several occasions. Wouldn't be surprised if we see one on SC top 10.
I am thinking with all the injuries the focus next year should be in strength and conditioning.
So I was searching the RPI if it had been posted yet and came across this article. I'm thinking we should have a strong RPI based on our schedule and since it carries so much weight providing a 6 -6 Villanova team and ACC teams that did not belong last year projected to go, that we may have a shot. I was rooting for Princeton yesterday for strength of schedule and RPI but apparently it's only the top 10 opponent teams that they take into consideration in the RPI.
https://www.uslaxmagazine.com/college/men/bracketology-the-numbers-dont-lie-or-do-they
So I was searching the RPI if it had been posted yet and came across this article. I'm thinking we should have a strong RPI based on our schedule and since it carries so much weight providing a 6 -6 Villanova team and ACC teams that did not belong last year projected to go, that we may have a shot. I was rooting for Princeton yesterday for strength of schedule and RPI but apparently it's only the top 10 opponent teams that they take into consideration in the RPI.
https://www.uslaxmagazine.com/college/men/bracketology-the-numbers-dont-lie-or-do-they
I’m even more impressed with how Bullett and the rest of the team played him. As great as Spencer is, I don’t know. After that display yesterday, Sowers might actually be better.
Both players are filthy, it is too close to call. Spencer has size but Sowers is so quick that it is a wash.
If you could only have one on your team which would it be?
If you could only have one on your team which would it be?
I’ve heard both are great kids too, so that would be a hard choice. I’ll go with Spencer because he doesn’t go to Princeton.
If you have AC on your team you want Sowers. It depends on the supporting cast.
Spencer has elite vision, as does Sowers. He'd be a great fit with AC.
On a side note, I hope Gallgaher is paying real close attention. He doesn't have the quickness of Sowers, but he is plenty quick and they are a similar size and strength.
On a side note, I hope Gallgaher is paying real close attention. He doesn't have the quickness of Sowers, but he is plenty quick and they are a similar size and strength.