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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostIt isn't, but coaching staff also bears some responsibility as well. The right or wrong attitude from the top matters, as well as adjusting for personalities to get the best from each individual and as a team.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAlso not the OP. TD’s only impact was scoring the tying goal vs Merrimack. He was not effective whatsoever otherwise. WE was somewhat effective but he never defended and fouled needlessly in dangerous areas which often led to goals against them. HH was too inconsistent. The only effective and high performing starters in my opinion (Harvard alum, former player, watched every game, mostly on ESPN) were ON, GL, and MG. Yep only three. NGM, DS, SLL and BR looked good in the few games they played. This team desperately needs real ballers- very talented, strong and ***consistently*** good players who are attack-minded but always willing to defend.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostOP here. I would add that Harvard had a hard time getting the ball out of the back and stringing passes together while under pressure.. I agree with your assessment.
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Before the season started, Harvard played Tufts in a preseason match. Does anyone know what the score was from that game? I'm gonna assume they lost considering they could barely tie Merrimack who was promoted from D2 to D1.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View Post3-0 Tufts
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostUh, yes there was. Goals were scored approximately 2, 22, and 55 minutes in.
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