2021 DMV Boys Outlook

[Anonymous]

Is a pussy move by the Episcopal coach and their AD.

Sorry but you opting to play in a less competitive field by choosing to play in the VISSA and not the IAC. And sorry don’t call it a VISSA title if Saint Stephens chooses not to play in it.

What kind of message are you sending to your players?

[Anonymous]

Gonzaga refusing to play St. John’s. What a bunch of cowards.

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Anonymous wrote:Maybe football has a superconference for the Gonzaga's DeMatha's and Good Counsel's of the world to play St. Francis and Calvert Hall.

Back to lacrosse.
IAC seeding predictions.
1 Prep
2 Bullis
3 Landon
4 StSStA
5 St. Albans.

History repeats itself with Prep and Landon in the final. Anyone's guess wins in a one goal barn burner.

On to the IAC WCAC Challenge. StJC surprises with a win over the field.

IAC Regular Season Results
Team Record Goal Diff
Prep 8-1 +65
Bullis 6-3 +28
Landon 5-4 +9
St Steph 5-4 -23
St Albans 1-8 -66
Episcopal* 1-4 -15

*DNP Landon, played St Stephens 2x

Well done by all teams to complete a nine game IAC regular season. Good luck moving forward.

I thought SSSA was 5-5 because they played EHS twice?

Wins over Landon, Bullis, EHS, St Albans x2 with losses to Landon, Bullis, EHS, and Prep x2?

EHS also not playing in IAC tourney and playing in VISAA instead, apparently.

Makes sense. Might get Covid from IAC but not VISAA.

IAC does not use goals against for a tie break. SSSAS won a coin flip over Landon for the 3 seed. Landon vs. St. Alban’s on Tuesday.

Tough break for Landon considering they had goal differential overall, goal differential vs. higher seeds, and goal differential head-to-head against SSSA. Landon vs. St. Albans three times in six days at Landon!

It should have been St Stephens/STA vs Prep round 3 - Prep crushed the Saints twice recently so maybe they got a favor - have never heard of a coin toss used to seed teams. The Bears should be fine vs STA

[Anonymous]

The SJC tool needs to tone it down. Sorry your kid didn’t get into GZ but just stop it.

[Anonymous]

Why should anybody be sorry for not getting into GZ. I'd consider that to be a good thing

[Anonymous]

Agree....it means your son will not be a dbag bro dog later in life

[Anonymous]

The coin flip Screws Landon and helps Bullis and St. Stephens. Landon should have been the three seed by any rational criteria that is used in any rational world and any rational seeding committee. If the whole season was to seed the tourney, then why have a coin flip. Lazy AD's. Lazy AD's didn't establish Criteria at the outset, or Lazy AD's didn't care about the Criteria, or Lazy AD's didn't want to look into the results of the season.

[Anonymous]

SJC poster asks and answers. Get a life.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:FOGO >> Goalie

Overrated....Lehigh has a dominant FOGO and is getting there ass handed to them by Rutgers...to be elite you need to have studs in all position groups.

Zone defense hurting Rutgers. Man up if you are really D1.

I don't know if Rutgers got out of the zone, but this doesn't seem to have aged well.

[Anonymous]

Agreed on IAC Seeding. A Joke. It should obviously be
Prep
Bullis
Landon
St. Stephens.
St. Albans
But a Coin Flip? makes it
Prep
Bullis
St. Stephens
Landon
St. Albans

So Landon plays St. Albans for the third time in five days. St. Stephens gets on the easier side of the bracket to Play Bullis who they beat instead of Prep who thrashed them twice.

Landon, if they beat St. Albans, plays Prep, who beat them once soundly and once by a goal. Make sense doesn't it.

[Anonymous]

Now Prep has to play a team that almost beat them to get to the final instead of a team the crushed twice to get to the final. Why be the number 1 seed? Why call it seeding? I would love to hear the rational for why obvious seeding criteria was thrown out in favor of a coin flip.

[Anonymous]

More bs from the Joke IAC.
Overall Goal differential from the same opponents.
Landon 4-4 +9
St Steph 4-4 -23

Head to Head
Landon 18
St. Stephens 13

Landon 9
St. Stephens 10

Landon is plus 4 against St. Stephens.
St. Stephens gets the three seed, Landon gets the four seed.
Did the people that run this league go to college? Did they get hit in the head too much playing football?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Agreed on IAC Seeding. A Joke. It should obviously be
Prep
Bullis
Landon
St. Stephens.
St. Albans
But a Coin Flip? makes it
Prep
Bullis
St. Stephens
Landon
St. Albans

So Landon plays St. Albans for the third time in five days. St. Stephens gets on the easier side of the bracket to Play Bullis who they beat instead of Prep who thrashed them twice.

Congrats to the Hoyas on winning the regular season cleanly - Landon deserved a better seeding.

Landon, if they beat St. Albans, plays Prep, who beat them once soundly and once by a goal. Make sense doesn't it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agreed on IAC Seeding. A Joke. It should obviously be
Prep
Bullis
Landon
St. Stephens.
St. Albans
But a Coin Flip? makes it
Prep
Bullis
St. Stephens
Landon
St. Albans

So Landon plays St. Albans for the third time in five days. St. Stephens gets on the easier side of the bracket to Play Bullis who they beat instead of Prep who thrashed them twice.

Landon, if they beat St. Albans, plays Prep, who beat them once soundly and once by a goal. Make sense doesn't it.

Congrats to the Hoyas on winning the regular season cleanly - Landon deserved a better seeding.

[Anonymous]

Goal differential has never been a tie breaking criteria in the IAC. Since EHS did not play an entire IAC schedule and opted out of the IAC tournament games vs EHS were not considered in the seeding. Landon and SSSA had identical IAC records and the tiebreaker is a coin flip. The IAC followed League criteria,.