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Originally posted by unh1982 View Postthere home record has got to be the worst in college hockey.Here we go 'Cats!!
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Originally posted by unh1982 View PostDont understand, how can unh lay such a golden egg, against an inferior Vermont team and get blown out of the rink...now looking from outside in, especially with other teams, northeastern and Lowell stumbling.Sworn Enemy of the Perpetually Offended
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Chuck I felt from the get - go we were looking past this Vermont team whom I felt played aggressively, skillfully tonight. It's awesome to talk sweep on Friday in the papers but you've gotta show up. Just too important to every team now not to. Bummed!Here we go 'Cats!!
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Originally posted by Chuck Murray View PostMajor opportunity lost tonight. UVM made UNH look drastically "inferior" all night long really, with only a few stretches where UNH looked like they even belonged on the same ice with the Catamounts. Very disappointed with the lack of intensity and physical play virtually from the outset. Plus with the Downing re-injury ... afraid there are no "silver linings" in Durham tonight. Tomorrow night becomes a must win not only for UVM, but also for UNH now ... and unless UNH ramps up the intensity from tonight's landslide, UVM simply looks like the better team.
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Originally posted by sonar View Post"Failure is not fatal, but failure to change might be."
John WoodenSworn Enemy of the Perpetually Offended
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Had hopes after last weekend's sweep of ND....but after tonight's game, I'm sticking by the prediction I made a month and a half ago: 6th place finish in HE, one and done in the HE playoffs.
If you can't take care of business at home, then there is something wrong.Last edited by Scott; 02-07-2014, 09:54 PM.UNH
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Originally posted by Scott View PostHad hopes after last weekend's sweep ND....but after tonight's game, I'm sticking by the prediction I made a month and a half ago: 6th place finish in HE, one and done in the HE playoffs.
If you can't take care of business at home, then there is something wrong.
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Originally posted by unh1982 View PostDont understand, how can unh lay such a golden egg, against an inferior Vermont team and get blown out of the rink...now looking from outside in, especially with other teams, northeastern and Lowell stumbling.
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Originally posted by unh1982 View Postditto, change is indeed needed
http://blog.collegehockeynews.com/20...-5-2-road-win/Last edited by HockeyRef; 02-08-2014, 06:00 AM.Here we go 'Cats!!
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Originally posted by Chuck Murray View PostMajor opportunity lost tonight. UVM made UNH look drastically "inferior" all night long really, with only a few stretches where UNH looked like they even belonged on the same ice with the Catamounts. Very disappointed with the lack of intensity and physical play virtually from the outset. Plus with the Downing re-injury ... afraid there are no "silver linings" in Durham tonight. Tomorrow night becomes a must win not only for UVM, but also for UNH now ... and unless UNH ramps up the intensity from tonight's landslide, UVM simply looks like the better team.
It was obvious to me that Sneddon had his team ready for this one, and the one thing that Umile's teams can never seem to do is make between period adjustments. I thought that DeSmith played great until his loss of focus in which he gave up the two quick ones midway through the third; the score easily could have been 5-1 through two.
UVM is now tied for 13th in PWR with Maine and Duluth at 45 points, dropping UNH all the way down to a tie for 18th in PWR with Clarkson and Colgate at 40 points. Amazing how one loss to the wrong team can make such a huge difference in the PWR, even at this time of year. As of Saturday morning, Hockey East has six teams in the top 16 PWR. I think that UNH needs a win or tie much more than does UVM on Saturday. I think that the UVM that I saw on Friday night can compete with both BC and Lowell down the regular season stretch. Not so sure about UNH match ups with BU and Mac.
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Re: UNH Wildcats 2013-14 Season Thread (Part 2)
Fun fact : In HE play UVM has won the Friday game of a two game set 3 times this season, twice that led to a sweep...(and the other time they choked big time blowing a 2 goal third period lead to ND in the season opening season )
Heading into the weekend UVM was 3-4-0 on the friday of two game set and 5-2 on the Saturday game. We usually play better the second night...Originally posted by HokydadMaine will be better this year relative to rankings than BC will be this year
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