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Subject: Re: Ivy League Men's Lacrosse Tournament Author: Tiger81 [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:40:28 05/03/25 Sat In reply to: Ed S. 's message, "Ivy League Men's Lacrosse Tournament" on 21:29:52 05/02/25 Fri Gritty wins by both Tiger teams. Defense for men has been outstanding (no goals last night for H’s AA Sam King) but #1 Cornell is a juggernaut playing on its home field and Princeton will need to hold its own for FOs to have a shot. Women pulled away from Yale in the 2H when they played in New Haven but that was a month ago. Both games should be fun to watch! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Ivy League Men's Lacrosse Tournament Author: sparman [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 11:16:02 05/03/25 Sat Agreed on men. They will have to play better than last night on offense (shots on goal %) and in minimizing turnovers. As for FOs, you are exactly right - Cornell poses a far larger challenge than Harvard (58% versus 40% for the season), notwithstanding last night's commentators' praise for Harvard's strategy of gaining control through GBs or turnovers after losing the initial clamp. A few years ago Tigers found a way to neutralize Cornell's Jeff Teat but their current offense has scorers everywhere. I would almost rather they not show their defensive hand now in case they meet again in the NCAA, but I don't know there is any untried strategy against Cornell. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]