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RPI 2011-12 Part VI: Sweet Meteor of Death
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Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostOver 1000 for the three games. I was responsible for over 200.
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Originally posted by DrDemento View PostNot just SA-the seniors on this team put it all together the last 5 games. Especially the captains. I have not seen Bergin play this well all season-he was hitting people, moving all over, in position, clearing out the crease and getting the puck out of the zone. Malchuk was fired up and seemed like he just refused to give up anything-killing penalties , even 5 on 3's, keeping the puck in the offensive zone, getting the puck in front of the net, redirecting point shots. Cullen played his best hockey in 4 years and AAG was all over the place in the offensive zone Sunday. I don't think in the long history of RPI hockey against Clarkson (since 1925 or 1926) we have ever handled them this well and certainly not for 3 straight games. Whatever happens next weekend-this season has been turned around with a great 5 game stretch of heart.
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Originally posted by FreshFish View PostSome nice post counts on the score thread...over 400 on Saturday and over 350 yesterday.
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Some nice post counts on the score thread...over 400 on Saturday and over 350 yesterday.
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Originally posted by troyboy View PostRecord aside and regardless of what happens this weekend I submit that this year is the best coaching job SA has done since He's been here.He just dug in kept his nose against the stone, believed in his players, believed in his coaches and just hammered away at it utill we got to where we are now I believe you call that LEADERSHIP.While some on this thread were crooked in the saddle he stood tall.Remember its not how you handle the good times its how you handle adversity.SA gets an A+.As it has been since His arrival the program is in good hands!!! How do you like "Engineer Hockey" now ?
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Originally posted by FlagDUDE08 View PostDa^5 (or at least one of his buddies) is already getting cocky on Facebook. They have a lot to lose. We have nothing to lose. Let's get 'em!
Matter of fact, since they're likely to face at least one TUC at Atlantic City, the best way they can guarantee themselves a high bid in the NCAA Tournament is to bend over like they usually do in the playoffs. Strategery - worked for us last year. Worked for them, as a matter of fact.
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Da^5 (or at least one of his buddies) is already getting cocky on Facebook. They have a lot to lose. We have nothing to lose. Let's get 'em!
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For those of you who cant get tickets, or dont want to put your life on the line in the DOT Salt Shed, Time Warner Cable will be showing all 3 games this weekend.
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Ken Schott's blog including two videos with interviews https://www.dailygazette.com/weblogs...t-with-videos/
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"Earl" Weaver's article http://www.troyrecord.com/articles/2...mode=fullstory including video.
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Great effort by the boys to reach an important milestone for the season - we are now officially averaging 2 gpg. Now go get redemption in Schenectady.
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Originally posted by rvd5star69 View PostWhere is John k,s place
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Record aside and regardless of what happens this weekend I submit that this year is the best coaching job SA has done since He's been here.He just dug in kept his nose against the stone, believed in his players, believed in his coaches and just hammered away at it utill we got to where we are now I believe you call that LEADERSHIP.While some on this thread were crooked in the saddle he stood tall.Remember its not how you handle the good times its how you handle adversity.SA gets an A+.As it has been since His arrival the program is in good hands!!! How do you like "Engineer Hockey" now ?
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Originally posted by Section 22 View PostYeah, any info on this would be greatLast edited by NYhockeyguy; 03-04-2012, 09:52 PM.
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