Raheem back in the driver's seat in Atlanta, as he beats out Bill Belichick for the job. That puts us back at two Hofstra alums as head coaches in the four major sports.

That road trip on 1/11 and 1/13 is an tough one- going from Boston on a Thursday night to North Carolina for a Saturday game.

I mean she is from LI, great way to get yourself into the industry, had some connections I'd imagine. She was an art history major, soooooo... yeah, gotta find a real job somewhere.

If anyone was watching the rain delay during the Mets game tonight, you might have seen a familiar face- former pitcher Sarah Cornell is part of the grounds crew at Citi Field now.

Been a bit since Hofstra was in the building in Estero...

I know. But some guys are lifers- Matt Senk could have walked away from Stony brook a decade ago after taking them to the CWS.

Not exactly a glowing review from him on what he's been left with. We'll see how quickly he can leave his mark.

Also doesn't seem like he'll be around for TOO long. A bunch of "next step" type comments, which leads me to believe (and for sure his right to be) looking at what's next.

Back to back Stanley Cup wins for Cooper!

Sara Michalowski Marino just got a promotion to Assoc. Head Coach at Mizzou, so I'd take her name off the list.

https://www.nhl.com/news/cooper-expects ... content_id nice little article talking about coming back to LI and playing a playoff game at the Coliseum.

With Hartford now gone What is keeping Northeastern in the CAA Could NU be looking to change conference I know the patriot would be their first choice but they would be blocked by BU Could they be looking to go back to the AE or possibly the A-10 I don't see why they would want to, at least in term...

I could see them promoting associate head coach Julie Meyer, who has certainly paid her dues as an assistant. She has hitting background so would be key to also bring in a seasoned pitching coach beside her if they go that route. Yeah, they could. Absolutely nothing against Julie- she's been awesom...

https://gohofstra.com/news/2021/6/8/softball-sb-miller-announces-retirement-concludes-legendary-career.aspx While he had a legendary career, it didn't seem he could bring that magic touch to Bill Edwards Stadium. What he was, however, was an excellent caretaker at a point where the program could hav...

US Lacrosse Magazine ranks the team at #13, Inside Lacrosse at #15.

Just like with MLB players flying in and out, I'm sure that if the schools commits to frequent testing of its athletes, it could be allowed to bypass the rules. As it is, the "enforcement" of it only comes from people that are flying in.

I am surprised there has not been an announcement on the GoHofstra website. A Hofstra Athletics alum won the Stanley Cup, and it got some retweets and that's about it. Nothing on the website, nothing on Instagram, nothing from the University's social media channels. So, no, I'm not surprised there ...

http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/med ... t-athletes

All winter athletes, even if they compete this year, will get an extra year of eligibility and an extra year to complete it. Big news!

The NCAA announced locations for hundreds of events, including the lacrosse quarterfinals, through 2027. Hofstra will again be hosting, both in 2024 and 2026. Crazy to think that far out, but good on the university for putting it together and being able to host.

Anyone going for the virtual season ticket?

https://gohofstra.com/news/2020/10/6/ge ... -available

I will definitely be getting a cutout.

Six (plus) years later, here we are again with his Lightning in the Stanley Cup Final. At the expense of his former next-door neighbors, of course, but good luck to Coach Cooper!