on the topic of d3 vs d1...I would take Williams College vs any college team in New England( all divisions) to win. Only exception would be UCONN away. Russo has talent enough to compete and beat Brown,Harvard UMASS etc.
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Nice try. If Williams was that good they would upgrade to D1 and be like Davidson and Colgate.Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Dude you have no clue about or have watched much college soccer. Williams and other nescac schools do not move up to D1. Also never seen Davidson play but Williams and Bowdoin maybe Amherst could handle most Patriot and Ivies ..Colgate is not a very good soccer team. Williams has speed and skill and size...well coached and athletic..Comment
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lol, this can't be a serious post right? coaching is terrible and maybe the best players could be practice d1 players. i bet williams and amherst could beat the ivies in a jeopardy or academic bowl contest though. davidson tied national power uc santa barbara and colgate only lost to no.3 maryland 2-0 so don't think you'd beat either team.Originally posted by LaPaz View PostComment
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Unfortunately, you misread the intent of post 605. The reference to 2010s was kids who were 2010s but are now in the pool of 2011s (the PGs and gap year kids).Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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Dude? Are you at a sleepover at ACMilan20's house? Aren't you guys having fun. You sound like you could use a PG year too.Originally posted by LaPaz View PostComment
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I've read a lot of dumb stuff on T-S, but this takes the cake.Originally posted by LaPaz View PostComment
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I will start a new Nescac thread...hate to waste my time with idiot parents that have no clue....I would say the top 20 In the countryt D1 have an advantage over the top D3 schools..i.e scholarships and talent etc...but top D3 teams in country like top 10 could hang with any D1 team outside of top 20...Also coaching at Williams and other Nescacs' is very good so ur point makes no sense, Most D1 schools besides UCONN and Akron and UNC dont even try to play real futbol...playing kick and run ball is in air more than on ground...ugly soccer and not teahing kids anything...Try cathcing Messiah and Williams play soccer ....fun and entertaining ball on ground 70% of time...one/two touch futbol...have fun sucker parentsComment
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have fun playing crappy, slow paced d3 soccer and fantasizing about beating d1's. you don't need to hate just beacuse no d1's would look at youOriginally posted by LaPaz View PostComment
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LaPaz, think for a minute. If you start a new thread it will still be the same "idiot parents" schooling you. Save your energy and get on that homework. And say hello to ACMILAN20.Originally posted by LaPaz View PostComment
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I am 37 years old and played at Dartmouth..Friggin meatball...come out of ur closet and state where u played ..if u even did...I can state from experience that what I have previously said is very true about top D3 schools...remember alot of athletes can play 2 sports D3 and not D1....can be one of many factors on picking D1...this isnt big time college b-ball or football....NOt much of difference b/w d3 and d1 soccer...again top d3 teams...i can think of numerous 2 sport athletes ....A good one...extremely gifted athelete is Casey FTorek(son of pro hockey coach Robbie Ftoret) he played soccer and hockey at Middlebury...helped them win D3 NCAA championship in Soccer scoring a ton of goals after transfering from Union(d1 college hockey)Last edited by LaPaz; 01-26-2011, 08:27 PM.Comment
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No you didn't. Please just stop... you're embarrassing yourself.Originally posted by LaPaz View Post
Elite D3 programs could probably compete with the bottom-feeders of D1, but the vast majority of D1 teams would massacre even the best D3 teams. And I played D3 soccer, for the record.Comment
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I couldn't agree more if this guy went to Dartmouth he wouldn't be arguing with a 17 year old or saying "DUDE"Originally posted by Unregistered View PostComment
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