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RPI 26-27 Lift Up
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. Let's take a look at the incoming class and think about what the future might hold.It is nothing in Bucky's view, but I think as a fan of ECAC myself the future for RPI is something ... of course, the queries re: coaches or recruitment; but, without regard to those, I like attending games vs RPI partly for the collective spirit the Engineers have, as noted by fans here; and my team has had a share of upsets to them in the past couple years when it comes to it.
The feel in the games - as an RPI poster wrote here - was partly the Engineers weren't clearing the zone snappily enough when they got the chance; so, Yale could set up and predict the breakout. And more tactics in the offensive end seem wanted. But, of course, I am just a fan, opposing fan at that, and don't, really, have actionable suggestions. Looking forward is good.
The feel in the games - as an RPI poster wrote here - was partly the Engineers weren't clearing the zone snappily enough when they got the chance; so, Yale could set up and predict the breakout. And more tactics in the offensive end seem wanted. But, of course, I am just a fan, opposing fan at that, and don't, really, have actionable suggestions. Looking forward is good.