State University of New York at Cortland

Yeah, I think a lot of the things that went into it are, you know, kind of our staff, our players, you know, like just the work ethic that they have.

Obviously, the culture, SUNY Cortland has been what it is for, you know, decades, you know, from Coach McNeil through Coach Fitz and now with Coach Blue and just how guys attack not only practice, but also the meeting room and things of that nature.

But, you know, I think this past week was just a you know, a combination of multiple things, you know, the week prior, I think we played lights out for three quarters and then we kind of let, you know, Grove City kind of get back in the game and our guys came to practice extra hungry this past week to show that that's not the standard.

So there was a little extra oomph to it.

I was lit.

Who did they play? Did they play SUNY Cortland and they got their asses kicked?

I don't know, but it was packed.

Pretty sure they played SUNY Cortland and got their asses kicked 26 to nothing.

Thanks to Chris Honorato for telling me that.

There you go.

He's 24.

He's from Meriden, Connecticut, and played at Cortland State and then coached at Cortland State with Joe Brown, who I know very well.

And unbelievable coach at Cortland State.

And so we brought him on as well.

He's going to work with some catchers.

Sam out of drag, hosting drag show.

Where, where? SUNY Cortland,

I think this was.

Bad, bad,

I think we made almost no money and this is how we made money at the time was going and doing colleges.

And so we hosted the drag show, probably got paid each like $700 and we, you know, hotel and travel and everything.

So the drag queens at the SUNY Cortland, this isn't a cafeteria.

It is not glamorous.

Held onto the ball too long, throws too high, wasn't in sync with his guys.

That offensive line looked like they wouldn't be good enough to play at SUNY Cortland.

Yeah, it was bad.

It was bad.

Uh, I'm actually in a Dalton Feely area.

Dalton Feely uh, went to SUNY Cortland, uh, coaching some football, some school.

And uh, yeah, my sister lives like a town over, so I'm in pretty, I'm in a weird, a weird Airbnb.

Um, staying with my mom and my new dad, Jim number two.

We have Hunter Hein returning, big kid from Phoenix.

Hasn't had a huge opportunity of being a number one guy when he went over to SUNY Cortland and now has that opportunity to do that right here in his backyard.

finish out his career and play for you know for a program that wants him and wants him to be that guy offensively I mean we have so much depth offensively when you talk about knowing the team yeah I know the team but like I don't know the whole team right now.

Like September, September is when we make this decision.