[FB] Game 1: Cornell-Colgate

Started by ugarte, September 19, 2026, 11:04:15 AM

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BearLover

Quote from: Chris '03 on Today at 01:26:33 PM
Quote from: ugarte on Today at 10:40:50 AMBack to back 3-4 conference finishes probably ranks him in the top 20% of Cornell coaches all-time.

Seriously. I think we'd all sign for 3-4 ivy wins every year and occasional meaningful games in late November. Perennial mediocrity would be a big improvement.
I definitely wouldn't sign up  for that. The goal is to win the Ivy, not be mediocre every year.

ugarte

Quote from: BearLover on Today at 03:38:10 PM
Quote from: Chris '03 on Today at 01:26:33 PM
Quote from: ugarte on Today at 10:40:50 AMBack to back 3-4 conference finishes probably ranks him in the top 20% of Cornell coaches all-time.

Seriously. I think we'd all sign for 3-4 ivy wins every year and occasional meaningful games in late November. Perennial mediocrity would be a big improvement.
I definitely wouldn't sign up  for that. The goal is to win the Ivy, not be mediocre every year.
being a bit literal there. eventually we'd all find it frustrating but in light of recent incompetence I'm inclined to give him a longer runway unless his four-class teams backslide to Archer levels.

BearLover

Quote from: ugarte on Today at 03:45:42 PM
Quote from: BearLover on Today at 03:38:10 PM
Quote from: Chris '03 on Today at 01:26:33 PM
Quote from: ugarte on Today at 10:40:50 AMBack to back 3-4 conference finishes probably ranks him in the top 20% of Cornell coaches all-time.

Seriously. I think we'd all sign for 3-4 ivy wins every year and occasional meaningful games in late November. Perennial mediocrity would be a big improvement.
I definitely wouldn't sign up  for that. The goal is to win the Ivy, not be mediocre every year.
being a bit literal there. eventually we'd all find it frustrating but in light of recent incompetence I'm inclined to give him a longer runway unless his four-class teams backslide to Archer levels.
Oh I definitely agree with that.

Local Motion

It's both a Cornell and a coaching problem.   I went to the game on Saturday and we barely in our seats and Cornell was down 14-0 in the first quarter.   Agreed Colgate is a better team and they were on their fourth game, but I thought we would at least be somewhat competitive.   As per my prior post, Cornell is very competitive in both ice hockey and lacrosse, meanwhile we alums are giving money to football year after year with literally no progress.   In the second half Colgate was trying not to run up the score, as they played very conservatively running the ball to eat up the clock.  Agreed our other football coaches have not been very good either, but look at Colgate as their coach is in his second season and they are 4-0.   Why didn't Cornell hire that coach???