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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Originally posted by ColSkate65 View Post...And Yale in 2013.Quinnipiac Bobcats
2023 National Champions
ECAC Regular Season Champions: 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24
ECAC Tournament Champions: 2016
East Regional: 2013 (Champions), 2014, 2016 (Champions), 2023 (Champions)
Northeast Regional:
West Regional: 2015, 2021
Midwest Regional: 2019, 2022
Frozen Four: 2013, 2016, 2023 (Champions)
Pass complete. Lipkin has a man in front! Shot... SCORE!!!
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Originally posted by MarkEagleUSA View PostNot even close. They had a great run in the tourney but didn't dominate like Union did last year. Remember, Yale needed two OT winners to get to Pittsburgh while Union basically cruised into Philly.
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Originally posted by bulldog10jw View PostYale needed one OT winnerQuinnipiac Bobcats
2023 National Champions
ECAC Regular Season Champions: 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24
ECAC Tournament Champions: 2016
East Regional: 2013 (Champions), 2014, 2016 (Champions), 2023 (Champions)
Northeast Regional:
West Regional: 2015, 2021
Midwest Regional: 2019, 2022
Frozen Four: 2013, 2016, 2023 (Champions)
Pass complete. Lipkin has a man in front! Shot... SCORE!!!
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Originally posted by ColSkate65 View PostAll three teams out of the NCAAs. Maybe the ECAC wasn't quite as potent this year as we thought?
We Dutchmen did not exactly light up the world this year getting blown out by Western Michigan and losing to Connecticut so I am not complaining about any team. Cornell won its first against Denver and then took the next game off. Their coach even said so.
The NCHC did it right. They built up a very strong non-conference record and then it didn't matter that they knocked each other off in league play.
We were really lucky to get three in this year. It could have been 1.
Next year we will do better. We should be trying to schedule more NCHC, HE, Minnesota, etc. and go easy on the AHA. That next non-conference game you face may be your ticket to the Frozen Four. That is how we have to think.Last edited by Dutchman; 04-01-2015, 11:33 AM.DUTCHMEN HOCKEY
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Not sure if you've had an international tour in the last four years, but if there were any rumblings about one happening in the near future, this may be it. http://www.belfastlive.co.uk/sport/o...arebar_twitter
Confirmation on teams: http://yi.ideascale.com/a/dtd/4-Amer...t/100320-32544
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
I don't think it's a good idea in the middle of the season, maybe closer to Christmas would be better. Don't forget, Gate wasn't home for over two months from something like Nov 22 to Jan 22.It all starts with the goaltending.
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Originally posted by sshablak View PostI don't think it's a good idea in the middle of the season, maybe closer to Christmas would be better. Don't forget, Gate wasn't home for over two months from something like Nov 22 to Jan 22.
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Originally posted by Dutchman View PostNext year we will do better. We should be trying to schedule more NCHC, HE, Minnesota, etc. and go easy on the AHA. That next non-conference game you face may be your ticket to the Frozen Four. That is how we have to think.
I don't have empirical evidence but it seems to me league-wide we've been getting stronger NC schedules lately, maybe because of the stronger NCAA showings. But unless ECAC teams start scheduling home NC games in nearby larger venues, I don't think we'll ever see consistently strong NC slates -- the economics of the game just don't support it.Cornell University
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Re: Colgate 2014-2015: Part II
Don't forget that the scenario used to be a western team had really nothing to gain by beating, say, an ECAC team, they were expected to win. They had everything to lose and in a maybe 3000 seat arena. Now the games are important in the PWR, and it's not the EZAC anymore. Add in expenses, lost revenue by not playing at home, 3000-10,000 gate, why would you want to come to say Starr, and play in front of 1500 people ?It all starts with the goaltending.
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