Link at Laxpower.com (http://www.laxpower.com/all-amer/aa-list-college.php?year=2008&division=MD1)
Short version for Cornell fans: Seibald first team, Glynn second team, Hurley and Moyer honorable mention. Princeton D Cocoziello (1st) and Brown G Burke (2nd) the only other non-HM Ivy players.
Editorial comment: Is it possible for a guy who was honorable mention for the All-America team to be not getting enough credit? Hurley had significantly better output than a few of those guys, most notably Hopkins A Huntley (3rd).
[quote Josh '99]Link at Laxpower.com (http://www.laxpower.com/all-amer/aa-list-college.php?year=2008&division=MD1)
Short version for Cornell fans: Seibald first team, Glynn second team, Hurley and Moyer honorable mention. Princeton D Cocoziello (1st) and Brown G Burke (2nd) the only other non-HM Ivy players.
Editorial comment: Is it possible for a guy who was honorable mention for the All-America team to be not getting enough credit? Hurley had significantly better output than a few of those guys, most notably Hopkins A Huntley (3rd).[/quote]
Huntley had more impact in big games; not to diminish his great year, but Hurley was not a big factor in our losses.
[quote scoop85][quote Josh '99]Link at Laxpower.com (http://www.laxpower.com/all-amer/aa-list-college.php?year=2008&division=MD1)
Short version for Cornell fans: Seibald first team, Glynn second team, Hurley and Moyer honorable mention. Princeton D Cocoziello (1st) and Brown G Burke (2nd) the only other non-HM Ivy players.
Editorial comment: Is it possible for a guy who was honorable mention for the All-America team to be not getting enough credit? Hurley had significantly better output than a few of those guys, most notably Hopkins A Huntley (3rd).[/quote]
Huntley had more impact in big games; not to diminish his great year, but Hurley was not a big factor in our losses.[/quote]I think that's probably true of a lot of players (Paul Rabil's performance in the national championship game notwithstanding). It's a truism - teams generally lose when their good players play bad games.
For what it's worth (not much probably), Huntley had 2 G and 1 A in the title game (out of 10 Hopkins goals), the same line as Hurley had in CU's loss to Ohio State (out of 7 Cornell goals).
[quote Josh '99]For what it's worth (not much probably), Huntley had 2 G and 1 A in the title game (out of 10 Hopkins goals), the same line as Hurley had in CU's loss to Ohio State (out of 7 Cornell goals).[/quote]
Hurley's first goal in the OSU game came with the score 12-2. Meant nothing.
[quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]For what it's worth (not much probably), Huntley had 2 G and 1 A in the title game (out of 10 Hopkins goals), the same line as Hurley had in CU's loss to Ohio State (out of 7 Cornell goals).[/quote]
Hurley's first goal in the OSU game came with the score 12-2. Meant nothing.[/quote]... and? Does that somehow invalidate everything else he did all season?
[quote Josh '99][quote Al DeFlorio][quote Josh '99]For what it's worth (not much probably), Huntley had 2 G and 1 A in the title game (out of 10 Hopkins goals), the same line as Hurley had in CU's loss to Ohio State (out of 7 Cornell goals).[/quote]
Hurley's first goal in the OSU game came with the score 12-2. Meant nothing.[/quote]... and? Does that somehow invalidate everything else he did all season?[/quote]
No. But it does mean that any comparisons made using his OSU game line are pretty meaningless.