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Roberts - .877 save %, never found his game from last year. Last game in a Utica jersey let in 5 goals on 12 shots against UNE. Over 6 games at Eau Claire he had an .876 save %. Simply put, wasn't good enough. Landsberger was hurt much of the year. Piros has a .921 save % and has been great for...
As biased as I may be, if these teams play 10 times they would split 5-5. As even of a game I have ever watched. This was a chess match. There were stretches where both teams carried the play. Utica ended up with the bounce their way. I wish these two played more.
Neither will I, but I know you aren’t correct. There were no West teams that submitted bids before the deadline. I don’t know why you think Russ and I would make that up out of thin air.
Let me help you out…that is assuming any west teams submitted bids, which as of the deadline, they hadn’t. Therefore, Geneseo would be in a position to host if the final 4 was St Norbert, Geneseo, Hobart, Curry.
And I said it has already been worked out internally. Whether that means moving the soccer games over to the Nexus, changing times of the soccer games, etc. remains to be seen. There has been some discussion that Utica is the only team remaining that has submitted a bid to host.
This was before a substantial amount of money was raised in an effort to go D1. The presidency turned over that same offseason. Enough money was raised to make it happen, and if Laura was still there it would have.
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