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The next time you'll be hearing from me, the 143rd will (incredibly) be over and I'll be talking about it here on the blog. For my Patriot League picks, mosey on over to the College Sporting News where you can get picks of the other Patriot League games for tomorrow (umm, there are other games?).

Morning Call: Hawks/Pards Get Plenty Of Coverage
Morning Call: Lehigh Picturing Different Outcome
Morning Call: Victory over Bucknell Gives Lehigh Momentum
Morning Call: Lehigh's First Lambert Cup
Express-Times: Moore A Genuine Lafayette Hater
Express-Times: History On Lehigh's Side
Brown & White: Special "The Rivalry" Section
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Anonymous said…
Another year, another L. How long will Coen stay?
10:07 PM
Anonymous said…
Threatt is an amazing athlete, as he showed today, running all over the field. He just isn't much of a quarterback; hurt or not... he couldn't beat Lafayette.

Was it a mistake for Coen to play Threatt or give the frosh some time to play?

Meanwhile, Lafayette's young QB Curley looks like the real deal, besides one interception.

See you all next year at Fisher!
10:26 PM
Anonymous said…
You must give Coen another year.
It took coach Higgens time to get the ball rolling.
There were multple problems this year such as injuries forcing underclassmen to step up before they were ready. Next year will be the seconc year of a Coen recruiting class. His first year he had mostly Lembo guys. I do not think this years problems were entirely due to coach Coen.
10:27 PM
Anonymous said…
This year was a disaster.

Fire Coen and good riddance to Threatt!

4 years in a row is just unacceptable. Radical changes are needed - I can already feel the big L for next year.
10:59 PM
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