7 ACC teams are in the preseason Top 16. We play at #2 Indiana and #17 James Madison and have #3 Akron, #18 Denver, and #23 WVU at home.
Just friggin brutal.
Just friggin brutal.
we could be a borderline top 25 team in terms of talent and still not make the NCAA tournament.
Unrelated, but is there a new scoreboard being installed at Urbanic? Looks like that might be the case based on this picture from the womens’ team scrimmage last night.
It’s definitely a different scoreboard. The scoreboard in the picture you posted (though it is from this year with the new turf) has a curved top and wasn’t a video board; here’s a closer look in the .gif .I don't think so. It looks in that picture like the scoreboard isn't turned on for some reason. You can still see it there behind the goal.
I don't know when this picture was taken, but it had to be relatively recently, because I believe that is the new turf.
The scoreboard in the picture you posted (though it is from this year with the new turf) has a curved top
Dustin, the women’s 2nd assistant, tweeted a pic of the new scoreboard going up last week.Good call. Now that you say that it does have a different top to it.
Give him a follow. Good dude.Good call. Now that you say that it does have a different top to it.
Don't know why we do this to ourselves. Football does it too. Schedules ridiculous OOC on top of tough conference games. I think the teams are improving and could be strong, but the record won't show that, and then people get disenchanted and walk away.
So: 2 probable losses. 1 toss-up (Denver) and 4 probable wins.
Waldrum said in an interview that he and Jay have similar scheduling philosophies: Schedule good teams so you can learn what is required. Then work hard and get better so you can beat them.
The problem with that statement is that the women scheduled four games against A10 teams, and I can tell you from seeing them live none of them are any good (and they pointedly did not schedule Duquesne, who isn't any good but does have a recent knack for beating Pitt), and then they scheduled Loyola-Marymount, who is awful (I've seen them), Bucknell (a bad Patriot League team), Dartmouth (may be a good Ivy League team), and Liberty (who lost to Virginia and Virginia Tech by a combined 9-0).
The men are playing a difficult schedule that will expose any of the team's weaknesses. The women are playing an easy schedule that is designed for them to stack up wins. And even against that schedule, so far they are 3-2-1.
the girls are so far away. i suppose he feels he has to get some wins on the schedule. the program was absolutely terrible when he arrived.