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Subject: Re: P v Cornell

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Tiger69

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Date Posted: 12:11:57 11/03/24 Sun
In reply to: Bengal 's message, "P v Cornell" on 12:53:34 11/02/24 Sat

Difficult to account for our downfall over last two seasons. Has recruiting fallen off? Have we lost too many assistant coaches and been unable to replace them? What gives? Surace was going along so smoothly and successfully it was hard to see this coming. Other thoughts?

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Author: Red Ivy [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:47:07 11/03/24 Sun Cornell is improving weekly under a good coach in Swanstrom. Kids are actually wanting to go to Cornell and play for a decent guy. Maybe Surace needs to lighten up! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]