Though cortland loses a good group of seniors does not mean that the Cortland XC program is defiantly over. Cortland has arguably the best recruiting class in the SUNYAC conference maybe even the Atlantic region, I think there is a new era and its the Patrick's Era
youloveit wrote:
so...we're all wondering...is Jared Burdick good at math?
He's an Engineer, he pretty much has to be.
lol
Pace Miles wrote:
Though cortland loses a good group of seniors does not mean that the Cortland XC program is defiantly over. Cortland has arguably the best recruiting class in the SUNYAC conference maybe even the Atlantic region, I think there is a new era and its the Patrick's Era
Really? What kind of times were they running this season?
Well Sean Curry, is considered the best freshman in his class by the placing he had at nationals, along with another team mate under 26 and 3 more under 26:50, not bad
Pace Miles wrote:
Well Sean Curry, is considered the best freshman in his class by the placing he had at nationals, along with another team mate under 26 and 3 more under 26:50, not bad
as long as those aren't times from Paul Short then that's not too bad.
ehh wrote:
Pace Miles wrote:Well Sean Curry, is considered the best freshman in his class by the placing he had at nationals, along with another team mate under 26 and 3 more under 26:50, not bad
as long as those aren't times from Paul Short then that's not too bad.
but they are from paul short... what are they're real pr's
Albany is way faster than Paul Short and no one rips on the guys who run fast times there. What gives?
doesn't it seem funny how cortland's top 5, and a few of their frosh guys shit the bed after paul short? They had i think 3 frosh runners under 26:10. I know that they had a frosh that ran 25:4high and I dont think even ran under 27:30 at SUNYACs, which was AT MOST 50 seconds slower. It wasn't even a bad race for the kid, or other spots 6-9, basically the whole team was at their peak in early october.
Cortland's era at the top of SUNYAC and Atlantic Region is over. They lose almost everyone, and the coaching thus far has been sub-par. This "Patrick's Era" is going to be one of mediocrity for the Cortland program.
because it's not a full 8k
I don't believe the cortland team peeked in october, look at kyle o'brien and curry, they excelled as the season progressed, (17th & 46 at Nats) along with others, i also don't believe they are going to fall off the top five spots in the Atlantic region as some may have predicted as well, they will most. deff. be better than mediocre with a good outdoor and summer
I do not think Cortland will fall off to much either, maybe they won't win but they will be up there for second in SUNYACS and competing for a National spot. Obviously Curry and Newell (who I think has eligibility left). But then you have a lot of names missing from last year's top 10 like Derusso and Scrafford who should have eligibility left and they even had 2 freshman that year who ran 2630's (Ward and Fitzpatrick) who I didnt see run this year for whatever reason. I guess we will keep an eye out for them in Track and an eye on Cortland's overall performance in Track. Freshman Matt Knott ran in the 25's, and they had 3 more freshman run under 26:30's along with a transfer, brendan Brethel, who ran around the same. That's not even accounting for the freshman class they could bring in next year too. Maybe annother stud like Curry? However, they are going need to step up big time to beat Geneseo who is my favorite right now to win SUNYACS and Regionals.
You're wrong, because Scrafford is gone, he doesn't run anymore. Also all of these "backups" they have, all seemed to have their prime races in the early season, not when it mattered. Seems like this tells a little bit about the new training going on under their new coaching. Of course O'Brien, Dubois, Stermer, Wager were running sorta alright (didnt improve at all) because their fitness still lied under their previous coach. Curry is NOT an exception because hes always been a stud, the kid f***ing ran 15:01 at NIN. He is also a strictly high mileage runner, which seems to be a bad idea within Cortlands program for underclassmen.
Fall off? wrote:That's not even accounting for the freshman class they could bring in next year too. Maybe annother stud like Curry?
I don't think they'll find another sap who will give up plenty of scholarship money to come skip around at SUNY C.
rubber suit wrote:
I don't think they'll find another sap who will give up plenty of scholarship money to come skip around at SUNY C.
Curry is probably Cortland's best recruit ever, I doubt they'll get someone as good as him for quite some time.
/thread> Bring it up next fall when it matters. Talk about track now.
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/thread> Bring it up next fall when it matters. Talk about track now.
Word is L. Berube ran 14:31 at Cornell earlier today...
Word is true. No one even close to push him, either.
14:31 is sick. What's provo and auto?