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Schedule drop. Again a little weaker than I'd like (no need to play Marist, Colgate, Binghamton, and Bucknell, will kill our rpi).
I'll say it again that this is the year to tune into Cornell soccer, I could see this team going a long way. My only spot of concern is center back, but if someone can step up there, we could be a quarterfinal team in the NCAA tourney.
Quote from: chimpfood on July 07, 2026, 12:54:54 PMhttps://www.instagram.com/p/Daf3RLkEU95/?igsh=MTB3aXppZmF6OXUycg==
Schedule drop. Again a little weaker than I'd like (no need to play Marist, Colgate, Binghamton, and Bucknell, will kill our rpi).
I'll say it again that this is the year to tune into Cornell soccer, I could see this team going a long way. My only spot of concern is center back, but if someone can step up there, we could be a quarterfinal team in the NCAA tourney.
Seems like a fairly typical schedule for us -- Georgetown, PSU, and Syracuse are the notable out of conference games that will provide the greatest tests.
Happy that the schedule stays local-ish. That California trip a few years ago just seemed wrong. Call me old fashioned, but missing class for a week ain't a good idea. I know I know they can take class remotely.