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Inside Lacrosse top 100 incoming recruits, and we have ONE. He's 79th. One would think this would be the recruiting class that would have benefited the most from the national championship 15 months ago. Troubling to say the least. 

Quote from: nycred on April 26, 2026, 03:32:38 PMThought I'd start this topic off a bit early with an update on current commitments

Luke Kennevan, 6'4" Shooting Guard: Transfer from D2 Lock Haven, where he averaged 10.1/4.3/2.5 on 49.8/39.7/73.2% shooting. Seems super random honestly, but then again Cornell is faced with a lot of recruiting limitations. Super curious about what the coaching staff saw and how he'll pan out. 

Carson Davis, 6'8" Power Forward: Brings some much needed size to a team that really lacked a true big last year. All time leading scorer at Meigs HS (OH). Also had offers from Air Force, Jackson State, and six D2 schools.

Quinn Gibson, 6'6" Small Forward: Joins Cornell after a postgrad year at Winchendon. Offered his senior year by D2 West Chester

Mikehi Williams, 6'6" Small Forward: Also had offers from Lehigh, Campbell, Rice, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, South Carolina State, Georgia Southern, and two D2 schools.

Trey Williams, 6'3" Point Guard. Also had offers from Dartmouth and Navy.

Sage Mateo, 6'2" Point Guard. Also had offers from Brown and Columbia.

Not a whole lot to be excited about here ... but I guess that's why they play the games on the court.

Coach Tennant left the program

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Quote from: jjanow99 on May 05, 2026, 08:44:35 AMSince winning the NC last year, I no longer feel any animosity toward Tambroni. It'll take another NC before I feel the same way about Milliman.
But, yes, we ended up with the better coach.

Same here. Tambroni left during an emotional time. I read somewhere that he keeps reminders of that time in his office.

I'd like to beat Milliman 20 - 0.

Genuine question since I just don't know - what did he do?

Quote from: mike1960 on April 25, 2026, 04:16:13 PMSo win or lose on Friday, we're still going to be dancing?

Yes

Quote from: underskill on April 17, 2026, 07:39:47 PMCournoyer said he entered the transfer portal because he was looking for a new challenge.
"I just wanted to jump to the next level," he said. "I decided to enter the portal because we thought, my family and my adviser, that I could get a better opportunity. And Wisconsin reached out right after so it worked out pretty well."

Wisconsin definitely told him to add that "right after" to anything he said.

What does Harvard losing to Yale mean for our path to hosting the Ivy tourney?

Think we will be very thankful for that win when running through ncaa tourney projections around the time of the Ivy tourney

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Quote from: 617BigRed on April 06, 2026, 06:42:01 PMMaybe likely we could play in this, as a NY state school?

www.uscho.com/2026/04/06/liu-announces-new-holiday-tournament

If it's only NY schools, there's not a lot of advantage to us.  The only schools are in Atlantic Hockey, which is a weak conference in terms of SOS, and our own conference, which does nothing in terms of out-of-conference record and precious little for SOS.

But it's more games in the NYC area which is good for alumni engagement (and of course donations)

Malinski is going to end up very high on the list of most successful NHL careers by a Cornellian.

Quote from: stereax on March 27, 2026, 09:44:47 AMMercyhurst to discontinue its D1 hockey program.

That's a shame. Perhaps LIU could replace them. Or Stonehill. Both geographic and competitive fits.

It's pretty clear someone needs to get off their @ss and make sure there's a regional in Syracuse/rochester/elmira/ anywhere close with a decent rink and some hotels.

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Quote from: Pghas on March 22, 2026, 08:37:39 AMI don't know - would we rather be playing Denver in Denver first before having to beat the western Michigan to get to the frozen four, or playing in Albany but needing to go through Michigan to get there?

Who realistically expects us to make it to the FF?

Not I.

And so I turn to my secondary goals, namely not getting embarrassed in the opening round and Ben Robertson not winning a national championship.

I don't hate on Robertson. He doesn't owe Cornell anything. It's his life to live and it looks like he made a good choice. I have seen Michigan play and they could probably beat some NHL teams on a good day. Would be surprised if anyone beats them.

No, no they could not beat any NHL teams.

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Quote from: BearLoverThis Cornell team just doesn't have it. They suck. It's hard to explain.

It's obvious the coach has given up on them just like some others.  Turn off the game BL.  See you next year.

If tonight's results hold, Princeton will have a higher PWR than Cornell. Wonder why we didn't just hand the program over to Syer.

Bump

You are a world-class troll, BearLover 

So where are we likely to go for the regionals?