What happens to NU after they lose to three S'es in a row?
SC, SU (at Hofstra for a little recruiting trip) and SB are a tough road run after two close wins and getting beat by Colorado. I had to look three times on the Buffs score because I was really sure it was a misprint.
Explain "SU (at Hofstra for a little recruiting trip)" please.
Syracuse plays Northwestern at Hofstra (neutral site) both teams recruit on long island so it is a good opportunity for young / HS players to go watch the teams play.
And for coaches to invite recruits and show them how you play....and hopefully play well/win. You don't want to get blown out in front of the talent pool.
Why would Hofstra allow NW and Cuse play at their campus in their backyard for recruits. Hofstra might not be in the same game as far as recruits with either school but why make it easier for them?
