Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the transfer was a starting attackman for a mid tier program in the MIAA this year.

He is a senior transfer.

not the best looking move by Wes

+1 and its why 2027s and 2028s have departed ways.

Which 27s and 28s have departed? I don’t know any at this point, but we all love your fresh commentary.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:the transfer was a starting attackman for a mid tier program in the MIAA this year.

He is a senior transfer.

not the best looking move by Wes

+1 and its why 2027s and 2028s have departed ways.

No 27's have departed

Anonymous wrote:the transfer was a starting attackman for a mid tier program in the MIAA this year.

He is a senior transfer.

not the best looking move by Wes

+1 and its why 2027s and 2028s have departed ways.

the transfer was a starting attackman for a mid tier program in the MIAA this year.

He is a senior transfer.

not the best looking move by Wes

Anonymous wrote:SJC is on an aggressive recruiting rampage.

Heard they brought in a transfer from an MIAA program.

One player does not a rampage make. You people and the recruiting are batsh*t.

SJC is on an aggressive recruiting rampage.

Heard they brought in a transfer from an MIAA program.

Anonymous wrote:ETA - As there are for every school and program here.

Right?? It’s in the motto!

ETA - As there are for every school and program here.

Trust me when I say there are many many GP haters here and everywhere

100% agree with your assessment PP.

I think there is a Prep coach hater (likely a parent or alum) who is looking to stir the pot.

Plenty of ample opportunities for kids to get recruited this summer with their club teams.

NHSLS is a double-edged sword.

On one side, it's a top recruiting event where college coaches can watch recruits playing with and against kids from multiple graduation years. I've heard coaches really like the format, and it's one of their favorite events.

On the other side... it's one more two-day weekday event in the middle most kids' busy club seasons. With NHLSLS having two sessions on different dates, it's essentially impossible for club to schedule around it. The result is that many kids are stuck playing 4+ days in a row of games in 90* heat in a climate where they know they want to be at their best. It's physically and mentally exhausting.

So I'd take it or leave it. If you're playing in it - great - make the most of it. If you're not - great - take advantage of the rest. There are lots of opportunities for college coaches to find you.

Anonymous wrote:Here's a topic: Why isn't GP doing NHSLS this year? It seemed to work out so well for them last year.

Why do you care?!

Here's a topic: Why isn't GP doing NHSLS this year? It seemed to work out so well for them last year.

Mr Administrator - Is there a way to give them both the last word so people interested in, like, lacrosse next year can go back to doing so?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Of course Michigan is forcing him. They literally said he couldn’t attend if he didn’t reclass.

Forcing? He doesn't have to go to Michigan if he doesn't want to.

Yeah, I guess if your definition means holding a gun to his head but forced compliance is certainly what is going on when a university demands an applicant to take these types of measures.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_compliance_theory

Just an absurd take. You can’t argue with stupid.

Typical dcum comeback. Nothing to rebut and the name call. I don't know what's more absurd, that a kid is willing to stay in high school bc he so desperately wants to go to Michigan or that Michigan kind of, sort of , thinks he's so good that they tell him to stay in high school rather than get bigger, stronger, faster and better under Michigan coaching.