BC woman’s soccer

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Will next years schedule reflect their final placement in 2024 or does the ACC just randomly select teams to play based on travel. Obviously with a 17 team conference you can’t play everyone, wondering if next years schedule might include more heavyweights or if previous years results don’t matter at all.

They only played 4 of the 9 teams above them this season. We will see.

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UConn
UMass
BU
Quinnipiac
Merrimack
Maine
UNH
UML
UVM
Stonehill
Forgot to check Ivies. They just started a conference tournament.

There's some real crap teams listed. Maine knocks the ball around. Uconn and Umass are talented and tough outs. Quinnipiac is top of a weak conference but Fairfield will win out there. Merrimack has notoriously and longtime clueless coaching. BU has some drama going on. Not alot here

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There's some real crap teams listed. Maine knocks the ball around. Uconn and Umass are talented and tough outs. Quinnipiac is top of a weak conference but Fairfield will win out there. Merrimack has notoriously and longtime clueless coaching. BU has some drama going on. Not alot here

Add Fairfield, Brown, and Harvard to that list. They are all in the post season, and at least a half dozen of those teams would beat BC, who is done.

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Add Fairfield, Brown, and Harvard to that list. They are all in the post season, and at least a half dozen of those teams would beat BC, who is done.

Onto the long journey to the middle.

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Add Fairfield, Brown, and Harvard to that list. They are all in the post season, and at least a half dozen of those teams would beat BC, who is done.

Let’s put your comment in perspective, shall we: a first year coach in the top women's soccer conference with players who do not necessarily fit into his style of play finished in 10th place in the conference with a record of 12-5-2 and 4-4-2 conference record. The teams finishing ahead are Duke, Wake Forest, Florida State, UNC, Vir Tech, Notre Dame, California, Stanford, Virginia. At least 8 of these schools will get at large bids to the NCAA while all these colleges that you say are better than BC will get nothing. Saying BC done makes you feel better about yourself and your daughter’s youth soccer/college experience. What you call post season for your list is really post season club soccer for college students. You say that college is done while others see/take the positives going forward to the Spring.

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There's some real crap teams listed. Maine knocks the ball around. Uconn and Umass are talented and tough outs. Quinnipiac is top of a weak conference but Fairfield will win out there. Merrimack has notoriously and longtime clueless coaching. BU has some drama going on. Not alot here

Omg merrimack? They don't belong in that list of teams. Two clueless coaches playing gym class soccer. UVM can sneak up on you

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Let’s put your comment in perspective, shall we: a first year coach in the top women's soccer conference with players who do not necessarily fit into his style of play finished in 10th place in the conference with a record of 12-5-2 and 4-4-2 conference record. The teams finishing ahead are Duke, Wake Forest, Florida State, UNC, Vir Tech, Notre Dame, California, Stanford, Virginia. At least 8 of these schools will get at large bids to the NCAA while all these colleges that you say are better than BC will get nothing. Saying BC done makes you feel better about yourself and your daughter’s youth soccer/college experience. What you call post season for your list is really post season club soccer for college students. You say that college is done while others see/take the positives going forward to the Spring.

You are right. I said in an earlier that the coach had made a good start. As for the school, they let this program die for many reasons. While the new coach deserves some praise, the last decade has been a long journey to dead last in the ACC for them. I would not excuse them for that. Improving their facilities would be handy if they want their upward journey to continue.
Meanwhile, as the new coach brings in more of his recruits, more incumbents will find the bench or the door. Putting better players on the field is how you improve.

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Onto the long journey to the middle.

Fairfield has an RPI of 39 and has beaten Ivy Champion Princeton and plays teams like Texas A&M. Not too shabby. They have always been a solid team. No chance of winning more than a game in the NCAA, but pretty good for around here.

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Fairfield has an RPI of 39 and has beaten Ivy Champion Princeton and plays teams like Texas A&M. Not too shabby. They have always been a solid team. No chance of winning more than a game in the NCAA, but pretty good for around here.

Jesuits rock and so much better than conference and on grass. All on grass. Jesuits on grass

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Jesuits rock and so much better than conference and on grass. All on grass. Jesuits on grass

Fairfield has best scoreboard. That's about it. And U agree they have great grass

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Jesuits rock and so much better than conference and on grass. All on grass. Jesuits on grass

C’mon you mackerel snappers should know BC has their own Jesuits with a soccer pitch of fuzzy concrete.

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C’mon you mackerel snappers should know BC has their own Jesuits with a soccer pitch of fuzzy concrete.

Can't beat the grass at fairfield. Have at it in the parking garage

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Let’s put your comment in perspective, shall we: a first year coach in the top women's soccer conference with players who do not necessarily fit into his style of play finished in 10th place in the conference with a record of 12-5-2 and 4-4-2 conference record. The teams finishing ahead are Duke, Wake Forest, Florida State, UNC, Vir Tech, Notre Dame, California, Stanford, Virginia. At least 8 of these schools will get at large bids to the NCAA while all these colleges that you say are better than BC will get nothing. Saying BC done makes you feel better about yourself and your daughter’s youth soccer/college experience. What you call post season for your list is really post season club soccer for college students. You say that college is done while others see/take the positives going forward to the Spring.

The “makes you feel better” narrative is as exhausting as the “amateur” one. Being able to objectively realize BC WSOC is bad has nothing to do with anyone’s child’s experience. That’s deflecting, projecting, and grasping at straws. While you sit around talking about how good the teams they lose to are (as you did again), the rest of us will be enjoying our daughters’ post season run. Perhaps it’s YOU trying to make yourself feel better about your kid’s lackluster college experience.

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Can't beat the grass at fairfield. Have at it in the parking garage

Did you think that would generate laughs?

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The “makes you feel better” narrative is as exhausting as the “amateur” one. Being able to objectively realize BC WSOC is bad has nothing to do with anyone’s child’s experience. That’s deflecting, projecting, and grasping at straws. While you sit around talking about how good the teams they lose to are (as you did again), the rest of us will be enjoying our daughters’ post season run. Perhaps it’s YOU trying to make yourself feel better about your kid’s lackluster college experience.

What post season run? Want conference? That’s an open ended response. Speaking of lackluster tell us what you consider a good post season run. C’mon be specific.