Cornell lacrosse 2020

Started by billhoward, May 06, 2019, 03:58:11 PM

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semsox


RichH

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: Chris '03Season is over.
brutal

In what could have been a legendary year for the entire league. 3 of the top 5 are done. Heartbreaking for all.

Trotsky

Woof. It happens but... woof.  It's 1919.

upprdeck

not sure i get the logic..   the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted

ugarte

Quote from: upprdecknot sure i get the logic..   the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted
the logic is basically that the university is basically shut down so there is no support. they won't even hold practices. right now i'm just clinging on to them finishing the winter sports.

semsox

Additionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

upprdeck

well considering everyone is still working and all the research is going to continue I am not sure how shut down it really is.

Cornell isnt really doing anything until after break which is after the ECAC tourney anyway.

mike1960

I understand and appreciate the decision. Human life is at stake. But what a heartbreaking turn of events.

scoop85

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: upprdecknot sure i get the logic..   the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted
the logic is basically that the university is basically shut down so there is no support. they won't even hold practices. right now i'm just clinging on to them finishing the winter sports.

"clinging" is the right word for it.

Swampy

Quote from: semsoxAdditionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

Is it the Ivy League or NC$$ that makes this decision? Or, grid forbid, both?

Weder

Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: semsoxAdditionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

Is it the Ivy League or NC$$ that makes this decision? Or, grid forbid, both?

It seems like this was done by the Ivy League presidents. A post from some Harvard track and field athletes who won't be going to the NCAA indoor meet said that the athletics department wanted to send them to the championships but got overruled by the administration.
3/8/96

upprdeck

so if the kids stay home and get sick can they blame the school because they didnt travel and get away from it?

Swampy

No, I meant the decision on extending the players' eligibility.

Robb

So...on the bright side - undefeated season!

(nope didn't help.  still completely bummed.)
Let's Go RED!