2019 Women's D1 Soccer Talk!!!!

CaliKlines said:
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Chris Henderson‏ @chris_awk
2019 NCAA WoSo Hardest Overall Schedule:
Florida St
Duke
Arkansas
NC State
North Carolina & Alabama
West Virginia
Nebraska & Penn St
Boston College & Iowa St
Auburn
TCU
Baylor & Louisville
Texas A&M
Clemson
Notre Dame & Oklahoma St
Syracuse
Minnesota
Texas

Not a single Pac12 team. Wow.
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That was his list before pac 12 schedules released. Refresh your twitter feeed...plenty of pac12
 
CaliKlines said:
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Chris Henderson‏ @chris_awk
2019 NCAA WoSo Hardest Overall Schedule:
Florida St
Duke
Arkansas
NC State
North Carolina & Alabama
West Virginia
Nebraska & Penn St
Boston College & Iowa St
Auburn
TCU
Baylor & Louisville
Texas A&M
Clemson
Notre Dame & Oklahoma St
Syracuse
Minnesota
Texas

Not a single Pac12 team. Wow.
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Get ahold of yourself.

NCAA WoSo 2019 Hardest Overall SOS


Florida

Duke

Florida St & Arkansas

UCLA

LSU

Virginia

Stanford & Washington

North Carolina & Alabama

West Virginia & Wake Forest

Nebraska, Penn St, USC, Kansas, & NC State

Colorado

Boston College & Iowa St

Oklahoma

Auburn

Arizona & TCU
 
gkrent said:
Get ahold of yourself.

NCAA WoSo 2019 Hardest Overall SOS


Florida

Duke

Florida St & Arkansas

UCLA

LSU

Virginia

Stanford & Washington

North Carolina & Alabama

West Virginia & Wake Forest

Nebraska, Penn St, USC, Kansas, & NC State

Colorado

Boston College & Iowa St

Oklahoma

Auburn

Arizona & TCU
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Since no one has played a game yet, how do they determine "hardest"?
 
UOP said:
The Pacific Tigers are ready for the season to begin after going 4 and 0 in spring for the first time ever. 4th year into the rebuild, with only two original recruits left, We hope we can make some of the top teams in the WCC sweat a little more then they are accustomed to when they play us.
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That's all well and good, but if they knew you only played Division II teams and one crappy Division I team in the spring, I doubt that they will sweat much. Most people don't talk about original recruits and rebuilding, unless of course you're the new coach on here bragging.
 
CaliKlines said:
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Chris Henderson‏ @chris_awk
2019 NCAA WoSo Hardest Overall Schedule:
Florida St
Duke
Arkansas
NC State
North Carolina & Alabama
West Virginia
Nebraska & Penn St
Boston College & Iowa St
Auburn
TCU
Baylor & Louisville
Texas A&M
Clemson
Notre Dame & Oklahoma St
Syracuse
Minnesota
Texas

Not a single Pac12 team. Wow.
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Fake news. You know that people can look up his twitter account and see the truth. Why do you bother lying? Your kids team got their assess handed to them by UCLA right in front of you and your coach brought in a lot of players because they know that they are going to be much worse this year! Stop with your lies @CaliKlines !!!

You are like fucking Trump. You lie just hoping that people are too lazy to look for themselves..
 
surfrider said:
That was his list before pac 12 schedules released. Refresh your twitter feeed...plenty of pac12
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That is more @CaliKlines lies and fake news!! Does this surprise you? Remember that ass whooping that UCLA delivered them after they lucked into a PK win over Santa Clara. Cali would say that they dominated Santa Clara and the score of UCLA should have been like 5-5 instead of 5-0...

He would much rather show you stuff from before the PAC 12 teams released their schedules. He is a clear liar and is showing it to you....
 
Simisoccerfan said:
I would not declare that she is recovered yet. She is running and jumping but it not cleared to scrimmage. Camp starts at 5-1/2 months and while I suspect she will be cleared to train, I would be very surprised if she is cleared to scrimmage/contact at that point. More likely she is slowly introduced as the season progresses or she redshirts.
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My player wasn't cleared to play until almost 12 months to the day from her injury, although she had to have two separate surgeries 6 weeks apart (MCL then ACL) so that added to the recovery time.
 
SpeedK1llz said:
My player wasn't cleared to play until almost 12 months to the day from her injury, although she had to have two separate surgeries 6 weeks apart (MCL then ACL) so that added to the recovery time.
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Cleared meaning, cleared to play in games or cleared to train with contact?
 
UCLA's academic year starts late, right @MAP? late Sept? Seems like would be a nice perk for the players to be able to just focus on soccer the first month. Any other PAC12 or other schools discussed on this board similarly start classes later in the year?
 
A number of the pac12 schools are on the quarter system (so later start and finish in mid June). Stanford is one.
 
oh canada said:
UCLA's academic year starts late, right @MAP? late Sept? Seems like would be a nice perk for the players to be able to just focus on soccer the first month. Any other PAC12 or other schools discussed on this board similarly start classes later in the year?
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Correct. As was already stated, UCLA, Stanford, UDub and the Oregon schools are on the quarter system so the players don’t start classes until league play begins the last week of September.

It is a huge advantage to not have classes until almost halfway through the season. I used to love it when I played football because you could just focus on your sport.
 
Dubs said:
Cleared meaning, cleared to play in games or cleared to train with contact?
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Cleared to play. In the 4-6 weeks leading up to that first game she was practice no contact, then light contact then full. Had to pass the Powers test before she was cleared to play in games. Missed the first 6 or so non-conference games.

To be perfectly honest, she wasn’t 100% the whole season even after she came back but looked better late. Unfortunately we didn’t make the post season but she worked her a$$ off in the winter and hit spring shot out of a cannon. Some of the best soccer I’ve ever seen her play.
 
SpeedK1llz said:
Cleared to play. In the 4-6 weeks leading up to that first game she was practice no contact, then light contact then full. Had to pass the Powers test before she was cleared to play in games. Missed the first 6 or so non-conference games.

To be perfectly honest, she wasn’t 100% the whole season even after she came back but looked better late. Unfortunately we didn’t make the post season but she worked her a$$ off in the winter and hit spring shot out of a cannon. Some of the best soccer I’ve ever seen her play.
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Her Bay Area fans are PSYCHED to watch her back on the pitch!
 
SpeedK1llz said:
Cleared to play. In the 4-6 weeks leading up to that first game she was practice no contact, then light contact then full. Had to pass the Powers test before she was cleared to play in games. Missed the first 6 or so non-conference games.

To be perfectly honest, she wasn’t 100% the whole season even after she came back but looked better late. Unfortunately we didn’t make the post season but she worked her a$$ off in the winter and hit spring shot out of a cannon. Some of the best soccer I’ve ever seen her play.
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She's a baller.
I look forward to see what the Waves have this season.
I'll get up and watch a couple games for sure.
 
MakeAPlay said:
So great and so true. That is why you pick the school not the soccer. Anything can happen with the soccer. It is only a small part of the journey. Honestly, the thing that I am most proud of with my player is the fact that she graduated Magna Cum Laude in 3 years and was on the honor roll every single quarter.

Thank you for sharing.
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Truth....No Doubt!
 
So I just picked my kid up from the airport and my player just told me that $C lost their best player to an Achilles injury during the spring and another player that is a contributor too. I am bummed because they are both sweet kids.
 
MakeAPlay said:
So I just picked my kid up from the airport and my player just told me that $C lost their best player to an Achilles injury during the spring and another player that is a contributor too. I am bummed because they are both sweet kids.
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Achilles rupture is horrible. I think one third of the players that rupture an achilles NEVER return to their sport. Hopefully it isn't a ruptured tendon.
 
3thatplay said:
Achilles rupture is horrible. I think one third of the players that rupture an achilles NEVER return to their sport. Hopefully it isn't a ruptured tendon.
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Two of my friends retired from the NFL due to that exact injury. I hope that she comes back as good as new, she really is a great kid with a wonderful family.
 
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