Cornell lacrosse 2025

Started by billhoward, August 02, 2024, 10:39:13 AM

Previous topic - Next topic

mike1960

I've whined a lot here about the TV coverage. It's been excellent today. The camera operator is giving us a great view of the field. And it's an absolute treat hearing Dom Starsia talk about a lacrosse game.

mike1960

8-10 Richmond ahead at the end of the third.

The Spiders defense is giving us trouble. Our coaches need to identify a weakness and exploit it.

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: mike19608-10 Richmond ahead at the end of the third.

The Spiders defense is giving us trouble. Our coaches need to identify a weakness and exploit it.
Offense struggling a la Penn games last year
Al DeFlorio '65

mike1960

Quote from: Al DeFlorio
Quote from: mike19608-10 Richmond ahead at the end of the third.

The Spiders defense is giving us trouble. Our coaches need to identify a weakness and exploit it.
Offense struggling a la Penn games last year

I was thinking exactly the same thing.

mike1960

Nice rebound and shot by Hugh Kelleher.

11-11 tied. Cornell with the ball. 5 minutes left.

CJ is looking to get more involved right now.

mike1960

12-11 Cornell

We didn't play for a good shot on our possession with 2:30 minutes left. We just ran out the shot clock. I hope that wasn't a mistake.

mike1960


CU77

Red survive, Long with the game winning goal on a terrific dodge from X

Al DeFlorio

Quote from: mike1960We didn't play for a good shot on our possession with 2:30 minutes left. We just ran out the shot clock. I hope that wasn't a mistake.
How could it not be?  One goal lead in a faceoff game?


Ugly, but a win.
Al DeFlorio '65

Iceberg

Great game for Michael Long. It would be nice to not spot the other team a decent lead though!

mike1960

Quote from: CU77Red survive, Long with the game winning goal on a terrific dodge from X

Left handed!

upprdeck

So many bad passes and empty possessions we never got rolling.

billhoward

Quote from: mike1960I've whined a lot here about the TV coverage. It's been excellent today. The camera operator is giving us a great view of the field. And it's an absolute treat hearing Dom Starsia talk about a lacrosse game.
Starsia was football player at Valley Stream HS who picked up lacrosse when he matriculated Brown. Brown at the time had a goalie who sat down and reclined against the goal pipe when the ball was in the other end. Maybe he was against the Vietnam War but as an athlete was too busy for any other sit-down/sit-in. But no matter, we beat Bruno 10-8 in the run to the 1970-71 NCAA championship, then Army 17-16 in the semifinal -- our two Northern opponents -- then doubled up Maryland in the title game.

Starsia is an absolutely sensational color guy. Sorry, Chico Resch.

Cornell95

strange game, was trying to remember the last time I saw a contest with a total of zero man up situations
(not saying that Cornell didnt have some no-calls, were certainly a few pushes and moving picks I thought Richmond got away with)

Casscadan won a ton of faceoffs cleanly out the front, and then bobbled the scoop leading to an eventual Richmond groundball
Is this a technique issue? Stick head well suited to controlling the clamp but not securing the GB?

mike1960

Quote from: Cornell95strange game, was trying to remember the last time I saw a contest with a total of zero man up situations
(not saying that Cornell didnt have some no-calls, were certainly a few pushes and moving picks I thought Richmond got away with)

Casscadan won a ton of faceoffs cleanly out the front, and then bobbled the scoop leading to an eventual Richmond groundball
Is this a technique issue? Stick head well suited to controlling the clamp but not securing the GB?

Cornell got away with a penalty on a possession push, but other than that, I didn't see a lot of missed calls. To me, it felt like a clean, well-reffed game.

About Cascadden's stick, that could definitely be an issue. Like a lot of FOGO guys, he's not super proficient handling the ball, especially with D1 defensive guys whacking on him. Hence the GO in FOGO.