Are there any bars in Chicago that regularly show Cornell games? Ideally close to north side / Logan Square.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: scoop85Teat named game MVP with 3G, 3A as the NY Atlas defeated the Denver Outlaws 14-13 in a wonderfully entertaining championship game. All the Cornell guys made an impact, with Kelleher adding a goal for NY, Adler playing terrific defense, and old friend Jon Donville scoring a goal for Denver (they listed Donville as being from "Maryland" but we know he's truly a Cornell guy).Is there a list of LAX Alumni in the Pros?
I was meh on the PLL prior to this season, but with so many of our guys now in the league I watched quite a bit and really enjoyed the pro game. I'd prefer they lengthen the shot clock a few seconds on the possessions, but otherwise the games have been fun and the league seems to be building momentum.
Quote from: SwampyBrother from another mother.Quote from: ugarteQuote from: WederI think it started as a joke but was taken seriously. Walker from Virginia; Winter from Colorado.Quote from: mike1960Quote from: ERQuote from: stereaxQuote from: ugarteWow. The more you know. Didn't Wallace also switch positions in lacrosse at some point? Feels like I recall that.Quote from: scoop85We had a wrestler, Ben Honis, who played linebacker (well, special teams) at Syracuse for his grad school year.Quote from: stereaxQuote from: Ken711Last week, Walker Wallace, a first-team All-Ivy League long stick midfielder, helped the Cornell men's lacrosse team win the national title. Now, the Richmond native is transferring to #UVa to play football. He will be a tight end for the Cavaliers.To play football??
Yes, for football. Several lacrosse players have made the switch, most famously Chris Hogan, a Penn State midfielder who did a grad year playing football at Monmouth and then went on to have a decent pro career as a wide receiver.
I mean it's probably difficult to go play lacrosse somewhere else after winning the NC, so probably best to play a different sport entirely. Guess he doesn't play hockey like his brother?
I think Walker Wallace came to the team as a goalie.
I thought Winter and Walker Wallace were unrelated?
They still could be brothers. ::innocent::
Quote from: Chris H82For those who weren't there, I've put some photos from the tailgate party and the post-game celebration on a photo-sharing website:You caught me in one of your pictures!! I was in the food line at the tailgate, holding my poncho.
https://chris-h-stuff.smugmug.com/School/2025-Cornell-Lacrosse-Championship/n-DSs6xK
At the tailgate, evidently there is a recent (?) tradition of passing out shots of Fireball (I'm guessing it's that since it's Red) and then a booster/alumni (could be both?) makes a toast to the team and the crowd. It was really cool.
Quote from: mike1960I am nervous as a cat.This.
Quote from: JasonN95Cool split screen video of Kirst's draft pick announcement:Does anyone maintain a lacrosse version of "Alumni in the Pros"? I'm assuming it's just PLL and no international leagues...?
https://x.com/premierlacrosse/status/1920122188595634662?s=46&t=NmaV_B3oar4VeDi4Huee8w
Quote from: jjanow99I tried really hard to write that in a way to not offend the woofing gods. Just curious about the tournament format and venues... that's all!Quote from: KenPDo we know yet where the quarterfinal games will be played? Higher seed campus or neutral site(s)?
All right, I'm going to be the wet blanket here—we have to win Sunday night first.
I really don't remember the Albany game earlier in the season. Didn't they hang with us for a while?
I know nothing about Siena.