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I guess I would like to hear from someone who knows the rules whether or not "in season" exhibition games are permitted. It appear from what occurred with Spalding on 2011-12 that the answer would be affirmative. So if someone out there can clue me in, I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

Where's Sager when we need him???!!! ;D ;D ;D

I thought that exhibition games had to be played before November 15th. After that they were considered to be regular season games even if they were D1 teams. As an example, for the past few years MIT has played D1 Harvard and these games were exhibition games as they took place before Nov. 15th. MIT lost those games and they were not counted in their record. Two seasons ago Oswego State played D1 Texas-Pan American on Jan 3rd 2012. That game did count as one of their 25 regular season games and was a loss on their record. That same season Wentworth Tech from Massachusetts also played Texas-Pan American on December 15th, 2011 and it counted as a regular season game for them with a loss on their record.

Where's the Guru when we need him? or Sager, or Ralph? 

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I just got caught up reading the posts on the SLIAC board and the most unusual thing I found over the past 6 or 7 pages was how few of the posts were from hopefan. :o  But that's a good thing. ;D   Good job with all the team breakdowns hopefan. Plus K. Played golf last weekend with a 72 year old former football coach from RPI named Doug. Never got his last name. Ring any bells? He was pretty good for his age.

I also wonder if you'll be choosing Prin in the Winless Pool now that they grabbed that 6'8" recruit? ???

Magic... good to hear from you....   things were getting a little squirrelly with the posts so I backed off until they settled down....  I'm trying hard on Doug from RPI, but nothing is coming... I'll do a little research...   Thought it might be Head Coach White, who was there in 70's when I was coaching, and the age would be about right, but that was Dave White, not Doug....I'll do a little research....

The call on Prin is a tough one.....  the big kid should certainly help... if I find that Patterson is coming back, I'll definitely have to go with someone else....  if not, and no other recruiting news emerges, it still is up in the air....  Speaking of which, we had some chat last season that you... YOU... should serve as the commish of the selection process so that participants don't get unfairly squeezed out of picking (ie, a draft of some sort) ... I think you should establish that and set it up on the appropriate page in the fall!!!!  I'm willing to take my chances in order to give everyone a fair shot..

Hello hopefan,
Nice to hear from you as well. Don't spend too much time doing research on the RPI coach. I just found out today from Plattsburgh State Coach Curle that the RPI coach is a member at the golf course I frequent so I'll get his last name next time I'm there, off the handicap sheet, and let you know.

I think your idea regarding the selection process of the Undefeated Pool and the Winless Pool is a good one. I'm thinking that everyone interested can sign up and then we'll have a draft. I'll do the same thing that Tom (Greek Tragedy) does for the NCAA Tournament Fantasy League. Use a partial deck of cards with the appropriate number of players. If we have more than 13 players I'll use 2 suits, spades and hearts. Whoever gets the Ace of Spades gets 1st Pick in the Undefeated Pool, the King of Spades will get the 2nd pick and so on until we run out of spades. The Ace of Hearts would get the 14th pick and so on until we go through the hearts. We usually have anywhere from 15 to 25 guys in the contest. Then we'll do another draft for the Winless Pool with everyone drafting in reverse order of what the Undefeated Pool was. That way the guy who has the last pick in the Undefeated Pool will have the 1st pick in the Winless Pool. It will take a little while to do a draft but if we start it early enough and set a deadline for enties we should be okay. Any late arrivals can choose a team that is undrafted as they join.

The other possibility is to state that no one can choose a team for either pool until a certain time. This would eliminate a draft but prevent anyone from jumping on a team in September or early October. Since November 15th is the first game day, no one would be allowed to choose a team before 1:00 AM on November 1st, as an example. Then it's first come first served. That would give everyone 2 weeks to get their picks in and at least prevent anyone from taking the top teams a month or more before the season starts.

I will go on the Undefeated and Winless Board mid-summer and post the possibilities and maybe get a consensus (if that's possible ;D) as to what the majority of players wish to do. If done early enough we shouldn't have any problems with either of these choices.

Glad to hear your medical issues were the usual and nothing serious. The price of growing older. ::)   

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I just got caught up reading the posts on the SLIAC board and the most unusual thing I found over the past 6 or 7 pages was how few of the posts were from hopefan. :o  But that's a good thing. ;D   Good job with all the team breakdowns hopefan. Plus K. Played golf last weekend with a 72 year old former football coach from RPI named Doug. Never got his last name. Ring any bells? He was pretty good for his age.

I also wonder if you'll be choosing Prin in the Winless Pool now that they grabbed that 6'8" recruit? ???

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New York Region / Re: BB: 2013 Regionals (New York)
« on: May 20, 2013, 08:16:22 am »
Good luck to Ithaca in Wisconsin and congratulations on a job well done in the regional. Hope the Bombers bring back the Big Doorstop. 

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New York Region / Re: BB: 2013 Regionals (New York)
« on: May 18, 2013, 03:23:10 pm »
Cortland advances to a 5 PM matchup against Ithaca as they defeat Amherst 3-1 to eliminate the Lord Jeffs.

Brandon Serio with the win as he gives up only 4 hits and 1 unearned run in 7.1 innings pitched. He had 3 K's and didn't walk a batter.
Cody Petre with a 5 out save. Made it a little dicey in the top of the ninth as he gave up a leadoff single, got a groundout and a popup, but gave up another single to put the tying run on base. He then got a routine groundout to second for the final out.

Dylan Driscoll took the loss for Amherst. He went 7 innings, gave up 8 hits and yielded 2 runs, one of which was unearned.

Cortland with 10 hits led by Max Rosing with 3, Zack Graczyk with 2 and Tim Panetta with 2. P.J.Rinaldi scored a run and drove in a run and Panetta had an RBI as well. Rosing and Graczyk scored the other Cortland runs.

Amherst was led by Nic Meyer with a pair of hits and he scored their only run.  Nolan Stewart with a hit and the lone RBI.

Cotland line score 3 runs 10 hits 2 errors.
Amherst line score 1 run  6 hits 1 error.

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New York Region / Re: BB: 2013 Regionals (New York)
« on: May 18, 2013, 03:21:38 pm »
Cortland with a run in the bottom of the 8th to increase their lead to 3-1. Amherst 3 outs left to avoid elimination. Red Dragons Cody Petre in for the 5 out save as he came on in the bottom of the 8th with a man on 2nd and 1 out.

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New York Region / Re: BB: 2013 Regionals (New York)
« on: May 18, 2013, 01:25:36 pm »
Cortland jumps out to a 2-0 lead over Amherst in the 1st inning on a 2 out RBI single by DH P. J. Rinaldi. After another hit by 1b Max Rosing, a flyball hit by 3b Anthony Iacomini was misplayed in right field and allowed Rinaldi to score. Red Dragons need to win this game and 2 more against Ithaca to win the regional. Tough to do but not impossible.

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New York Region / Re: BB: SUNYAC
« on: April 23, 2013, 02:39:30 am »
Cortland moves up 1 spot in the latest Top 25 poll. The Red Dragons are now ranked #6 as they saw their point total increase from 393 to 466. 

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Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Posters' Poll
« on: April 14, 2013, 01:24:03 pm »
Really surprising to me that at least six of the seven non-me voters had St. Mary's above Calvin. I don't get it.

I must be the one that didn't. I had Calvin at #8 and St Mary's at #9

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Multi-Regional Topics / Re: Posters' Poll
« on: April 09, 2013, 10:58:58 pm »
Just sent mine in. Sorry I'm so late.

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East Region / Re: Liberty League
« on: April 07, 2013, 10:03:04 pm »
I must have looked at that game between Clarkson and Ithaca about a dozen times when I was trying to determine if I would draft an Ithaca player for my fantasy team. I wanted to draft Warech in one of the later rounds and didn't think he'd get taken but just before it was my turn to draft in the 5th round another guy took him. But yeah Clarkson, with the win over Ithaca, who beat Springfield, who beat Amherst  has a legitimate claim to #1. ;D Too bad the Knights couldn't beat RPI and get into the LL tournament, though. ???

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Northeast Region / Re: NESCAC MBB
« on: April 07, 2013, 03:17:42 pm »
Amherst showed that it was the best team in D3 this year. Congrats to the Lord Jeffs. Looked like there was a fairly large crowd on hand to watch the game.

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Multi-Regional Topics / Re: NCAA Tournament Fantasy League
« on: April 07, 2013, 02:47:47 pm »
Well Greek, Orr had a pretty good game and you came close to pulling off the upset.

Congratulations to 7express for taking home the top honors.

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Northeast Region / Re: NESCAC MBB
« on: April 05, 2013, 06:52:37 pm »
ASOH,
Thanks for posting the pictures. Plus k.

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New York Region / Re: BB: SUNYAC
« on: April 05, 2013, 06:30:09 pm »
No Cortland comeback today ........Brockport trims the RDragons 4-1 behind a three-run eighth inning and 12 hit assault. Second home field fall for Corts in two days. Cortland and Ports play two Saturday

New Paltz edges Oswego 2-1

There goes that #1 ranking as well. Seems like the Red Dragons, like so many of the men's hoop teams this year, stumble as soon as they get that #1 tag. That's the 2nd time it's happened to the Cortland baseball team this spring. :o

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