Halldan1 said:

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I hope they succeed but as I posted before they have to come up with better ideas to raise money. Still do not understand why they cannot have an open practice or inter squad scrimmage for X amount. I would think they would get a great turnout .

Seton75 said:

And now, even if they are hurt, people will wonder if they really had general soreness. I am sure many of us wondered about that one.

And if commitments are made, they need to be signed and on file. And players need recourse if they are not fulfilled as promised.

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Some of us here posted continuously about all the fake “injuries”. Only to be spoken down to here. If you really think 20 year olds have general soreness or a bad shoulder or back tightness you are sorely mistaken.

As soon as your team is out of the NCAA pictures loads of players will either stop playing or fake an injury. They have no loyalty to the coach or school, therefore they won’t care who it pisses off as they’re only interested in their next pay day.

silkcitypirate said:

I could see Kadary Richmond doing that .

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Got no problem with him doing it this year 🙂

I could see Kadary Richmond doing that .

The "representations" Sluka references are not specified, and who knows if anything was actually signed, such as a contract, but it seems like if UNLV reneged, then he's got some standing to do this. It's definitely a strange new world, but the players' leverage doesn't mean much if they don't use or enforce it.

No, who knows? "Representations" could mean they promised him a good duel blocking/receiving tight end and none materialized. In that case, that's like any other player who takes a leap of faith that his team will follow through on its promise to improve (hello, Mike Trout!), but if a sum of money was promised and not delivered, then good for him.

I think we're quickly headed toward much more standardized, publicly known contracts. That's the only way to avoid this crap.

And some pissed off player will retaliate by disclosing all the seamy side of recruiting that will make this episode seem mild.

Can a player, himself, decide to redshirt?

Sounds as if he just quit and will move on next year... probably for the spring semester.

Merge said:

I get what it means. It means you’re unwilling to consider vindictive behavior when you believe a firing was justified.



Again, if McCabe should have been fired is not the debate. Him being fired outside of guidelines just so he would lose his pension eligibility is. And it’s not like I need to wonder if Trump was thinking about the timing because he tweeted about it months earlier!

You put yourself in a corner by saying Trump wasn’t vindictive while in office and are not stuck on defending that position rather than just acknowledging that this one is a pretty clear example where he was.

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I’m sorry, but McCabe in my view deserved no respect in how he was treated.

And now, even if they are hurt, people will wonder if they really had general soreness. I am sure many of us wondered about that one.

And if commitments are made, they need to be signed and on file. And players need recourse if they are not fulfilled as promised.

The SHUttle said:

Is this the same league that has a team playing in Xanadu?

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The other professional womens hockey league that played previously at Pru/American Dream folded/combined to form this new league prior to last season.

hbkmyr said:

Rumors abound he was offered more money by another team, asked UNLV to match and redshirted when they said no.

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2 year contracts, signed and on file.

What a freaking mess.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/sean-combs-employee-bound-raped-164741648.html

Taking POS to a new level.

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This won’t be the only case like this to become public.

Rumors abound he was offered more money by another team, asked UNLV to match and redshirted when they said no.

Sell pre chewed autographed towels.

Gerbore, Cederberg Secure Milestone 2-0 Win for No. 15 Pirates over Lehigh​

Seton Hall Rebound With 2-0 Win, Coach Lindberg Claims 50th Win

SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. – Hugo Gerbore and Rikard Cerderberg provided the firepower as No. 15 Seton Hall men's soccer secured a historic 2-0 win against Lehigh. The victory was Head Coach Andreas Lindberg's 50th win with the Pirates.

The Pirates struck early in the second half with a with a 52nd minute goal from Hugo Gerbore (Moelan Sur Mer, France). The Hall earned their second goal of the night off the foot of Rikard Cerderberg (Gothenburg, Sweden) following a corner kick in the 73rd minute. Soren Jensen (Nyborg, Denmark) closed the door in the final minutes amid Mountain Hawk attacking chances, securing the 2-0 victory.

With the win, The Hall moves to 7-1-0 on the season.

HOW IT HAPPENED

The two teams played a scoreless first half, despite strong Pirate attacking chances. The Pirates outshot the Mountain Hawks seven – two in the first half.

In the second half, The Hall finally broke through Lehigh's defensive wall. In the 53rd minute, Jack Kossoudji (Columbus, OH) drove to the endline before sending a pass that Hugo Gerbore buried in the back of the net for his first goal of the season.

In the 73rd minute, Rikard Cederberg scored his first goal of the season off a chaotic corner kick that saw Axel Berglund (Turku, Finland) and Til Kauschke (Hamburg, Germany) register assists.

Soren Jensen ensured the Mountain Hawks' night remained unfruitful as the game came to a close, securing the 2-0 win for the team and his second clean sheet of the season.

INSIDE THE BOX SCORE

• Hugo Gerbore registered his first goal of the season.
• Rikard Cederberg registered his first goal of the season.
• Jack Kossoudji registered his team-leading fourth assist of the season.
• Seton Hall goalkeeper Soren Jensen registered his second clean sheet of the season.
• The Hall had 14 total shots, compared to four for the Mountain Hawks.
• The Pirates registered their fifth multi-goal game of the season, all of which are victories.

NEWS & NOTES

• Seton Hall moves to 7-1-0, while Lehigh goes to 2-6-1.
• The Hall now holds a 6-0-0 record in non-conference play.
• This was the 6th meeting between Seton Hall and Lehigh. Seton Hall is now 3-3-0 all-time against Lehigh.
• Head Coach Andreas Lindberg earned the 50th win of his Seton Hall tenure.

UP NEXT
Seton Hall will return to action Saturday, September 28, when the Pirates travel to Storrs, Connecticut, to face No. 24 UConn in Joseph J. Morrone Stadium at Rizza Performance Center. Game time is scheduled for 7 p.m.

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