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Subject: Men’s Lax
Author: joiseyfan	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:49:01 03/28/26 Sat Pr 20, B 14 Pe 16, D 14 Y 13, C 12 H became only team undefeated in the league — by not playing. Looks like a big cat fight all the way to the ILT. [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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Author: joiseyfan [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:52:28 03/30/26 Mon National rankings: Princeton 5 Harvard 7 Cornell 10 Penn 15 Yale 18 Richmond now a clear number 1 Weird year, will get weirder… [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Tiger81
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Date Posted: 17:05:53 03/30/26 Mon

Of Princeton’s first eight games, 7 were against ranked teams: #2 UNC (W), #3 Cuse (W), #6 Penn State (L), #10 Cornell (L), #12 Maryland (W), #13 Rutgers (W), #18 Yale (W).

SOS is #2 (only behind Syracuse) with games to come against #7 Harvard and #15 Penn.

Undefeated Richmond’s SOS is #25 and has beaten 3 ranked teams (#10 Cornell, #11 Georgetown and #15 UVA) with #4 Notre Dame still ahead.

The next 4 weeks will tell us a lot about who will be playing into May.

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sparman
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Date Posted: 10:01:42 04/01/26 Wed

Richmond's SOS is weaker but they have looked solid versus legitimate contenders, and we know from last year they are not a fluke. The ND game this weekend should be interesting.

I thought the color commentator last night was absolutely accurate about what PU needs to be playing on Memorial Day, namely fixing clearing (last week versus Brown laughably bad), working on transition defense, improving offensive awareness (no low percentage distance shots by FOGO when you have the best attack), and working on faceoff consistency. I also think the defense plays a little recklessly at times - three non-releasable penalties in one game (last week) won't cut it. IMO, the reason to harp on these points is that the team has so many strengths it would be a shame to see them overcome by fixable issues.

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Fear the Quaker
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Date Posted: 09:19:02 03/31/26 Tue

Penn vs. Cornell at Franklin Field this Saturday will probably be a good battle, with both teams 2 and 1 in Ivy play. The weather looks good for Saturday, so I hope to get there.

Dad went to Cornell and I went to Penn. He took me to see the Cornell lacrosse teams in the 70's when they were very good, so fond memories. Thus, I find myself a fan of both teams. :)

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[> Subject: Re: Men’s Lax
Author: RedWin [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:43:11 04/02/26 Thu After graduating 13 seniors last year, Cornell is a young team. They are playing much better this season than expected, but Yale came to play last weekend with their win. Regardless the Ivy League is a tough lax conference. GBR! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]