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Date Posted: 08:54:10 02/24/03 Mon
Author: Stagman
Subject: Re: Your giving Cormier too much credit
In reply to: Sobro 's message, "Re: Your giving Cormier too much credit" on 19:26:43 02/23/03 Sun

Cormier had two winning seasons. What ever Fairfield coach in the last 23 years can say the same?

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[> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Your giving Cormier too much credit -- Old-timer, 11:33:04 02/24/03 Mon

TOT is at best an average coach, but armed with a 15-10 record and second place in our conference he deserves and will get a new contract. How he does without Oscar and Delfico next year will interesting, but that's next year. More importantly is how will the Stags finish this season? With two easy wins on tap to end the year and then the relatively easy first round MAAC tourney game, the Stags should find themselves at 18-10. Then the fun begins the road to the post season national tourneys. TOT's season will be defined by their MAAC tourney results. In my opinion a win or close loss in the championship game, will define this year's team as a great success. An early loss, first round or even a semi-final loss, will define this season as one of under-achievement. Coming into this season the team was loaded with talent and size, the only real question marks were youth and coaching. Both will be under the microscope over the next few weeks. Youth matures with time, even with time some coaching never matures. Let's hope that's not the case here.


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> Don't be counting St. Peters as an automatic. -- Rave, 14:14:07 02/24/03 Mon


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Don't be counting St. Peters as an automatic. -- Running Man, 18:35:25 02/24/03 Mon

Don't count Loyola as an automatic either lest we forget a few years back when last place Loyola eliminated us in the first round of the tourney.
On paper these two upcoming games are W's, veritable nobrainers. In reality they could prove otherwise. Don't be counting those chickens before...


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[> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> [> Re: Don't be counting St. Peters as an automatic. -- Stagman, 19:29:25 02/24/03 Mon

St Peters might be 9-16 overall, but they are 6-5 at home. And they have beaten Manhattan. Definitely not a gimme.

Oh and by the way, Loyola lost by fewer to national champ Maryland than we did against Duke.

Given what is at stake, we should wallop both of these teams....but we probably won't.


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