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maximus
Posts: 203
Reg: 04-24-05
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09-10-05 08:48 PM - Post#9726
I spent about 15 minutes putting this together this morning. I may make a few changes before November as I'd like to hear a few fall practice reports. But here is my projection.
1. Penn
2. Princeton
3. Yale
4. Cornell
5. Harvard
6. Dartmouth
7. Brown
8. Columbia
1st Team All Ivy
C Brian Cusworth 7-0 Jr Harvard
F Matt Stehle 6-8 Sr Harvard
F Steve Danley 6-8 Jr Penn
G Lenny Collins 6-6 Sr Cornell
G Ibrahim Jaaber 6-2 Jr Penn
2nd Team All Ivy
C Dominick Martin 6-10 Sr Yale
F Ryan Rourke 6-8 Sr Cornell
F Mark Zoller 6-5 Jr Penn
G Mike Lang 6-2 Sr Dartmouth
G Eric Osmundson 6-3 Sr Penn
Honorable Mention All-Ivy
F Luke Ruscoe 6-7 Sr Brown
G Damon Huffman 6-2 So Brown
F Mack Montgomery 6-5 So Columbia
F John Baumann 6-8 So Columbia
C Andrew Naeve 6-9 Jr Cornell
G Graham Dow 5-10 Jr Cornell
F Luke Owings 6-6 Jr Princeton
F Harrison Schaen 6-8 Jr Princeton
G Scott Greenman 5-9 Sr Princeton
F Casey Hughes 6-5 Jr Yale
G Eric Flato 6-1 So Yale
Co-Players of the Year
F Matt Stehle 6-8 Sr Harvard
G Ibrahim Jaaber 6-2 Jr Penn
Co-Newcomers of the Year
G DeVon Mosley 6-1 Fr Dartmouth
F Cam Lewis 6-8 Fr Penn
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charcoal
Junior
Posts: 243
Loc: Dallas
Reg: 11-21-04
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Re: My Predictions for Cornell and the Ivy
09-14-05 06:33 PM - Post#9727
In response to RedZone
odd that you pick PU so high when you don't slot any of their players on 1st or 2nd team
also almost as odd Yale is as high with only one 2nd teamer
with four Pennsters on 1st and 2nd teams, as well as Co-POY and Co-Newcomer presume you are thinking 14-0?
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SomeGuy
Professor
Posts: 6418
Reg: 11-22-04
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Re: My Predictions for Cornell and the Ivy
09-14-05 11:24 PM - Post#9728
In response to RedZone
I think Columbia will rebound this year. They got a great initial bump when Jones came in, but they took a predictable step back when they returned everybody and Jones brought in a great recruiting class. There were bound to be growing pains.
I suspect Dartmouth could go through a similar swoon this year, before picking up again as Dunn's guys settle in.
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RedZone
maximus
Posts: 203
Reg: 04-24-05
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Re: My Predictions for Cornell and the Ivy
09-18-05 07:02 PM - Post#9729
In response to charcoal
I think Yale and Princeton are deeper. Further, Princeton has the winning tradition. I like Cornell for 4th with potential to move higher if everything "clicks" in place.
Penn doesn't look like a 14-0 team to me, but a 13-1 record looks about right.
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RedZone
maximus
Posts: 203
Reg: 04-24-05
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Re: My Predictions for Cornell and the Ivy
09-18-05 07:04 PM - Post#9730
In response to SomeGuy
I think Columbia is going to be terrible. And I think Bret Localsco (sp?) is the most overrated soph in the League.
As for Dartmouth, there is potential there, but I think they take a step backwards.
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