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RPI 2020 Off-season Overtime (Part II): The Hunt for Red October

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  • Wicked Slappaahs
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    Originally posted by DrDemento View Post

    Let's bring in a Russian team like we did in December one year back in the 80's.
    HA !! Love it !

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  • engineerhockeyfan
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    Many of the Atlantic Hockey schools don't start their schedule until Oct. 8. So they might be available for an exhibition game on the 2nd.
    Hopefully we can get one of them to come to HFH.

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  • DrDemento
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    Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View Post
    If I'm not mistaken, RPI had an exhibition scheduled on Oct. 2 with Brock ? The opponent for that game has been removed from the schedule -- likely due to border issues among other things...
    Let's bring in a Russian team like we did in December one year back in the 80's.

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  • Ralph Baer
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    In honor of Amanda Rampado, today is 1 September 2021. There are 31 days until RPI's next game.


    This is based upon 2 October 2021 for the start of next season.









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  • DavidNardolillo
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    Originally posted by joecct View Post

    D3 first day of practice is, I believe, October 15. They'd be a good match for the Ivies.
    I think the rule is first on-ice D3 practice can be no earlier than second Monday in October, so the 11th this year; too early to play RPI in any event.

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  • joecct
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    Originally posted by rpi82 View Post

    It looks like more than just border issues. The Canadian schools used to start in early/mid-September, having several weeks head start on us. Brock's on-line schedule now shows the season starting in November.

    If we are looking for another opponent, what are the ground rules? D-1 basketball teams can play non-D1 teams or adult club programs (often hastily thrown together groups of recent D-1 alums) or even USA Basketball teams looking for practice. All of our exhibition hockey opponents in recent years have been Canadian teams, but I wonder if we could schedule Plattsburgh or another D-3 program. No opponent will match up to our late '79 game with the Olympic team that went on to great fame, but I'd settle for anything that gives the boys a competitive workout before jumping into regular season play.
    D3 first day of practice is, I believe, October 15. They'd be a good match for the Ivies.

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  • jstadts
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    Originally posted by rpi82 View Post

    It looks like more than just border issues. The Canadian schools used to start in early/mid-September, having several weeks head start on us. Brock's on-line schedule now shows the season starting in November.

    If we are looking for another opponent, what are the ground rules? D-1 basketball teams can play non-D1 teams or adult club programs (often hastily thrown together groups of recent D-1 alums) or even USA Basketball teams looking for practice. All of our exhibition hockey opponents in recent years have been Canadian teams, but I wonder if we could schedule Plattsburgh or another D-3 program. No opponent will match up to our late '79 game with the Olympic team that went on to great fame, but I'd settle for anything that gives the boys a competitive workout before jumping into regular season play.
    According to a CHN tweet The NCAA is allowing schools to scrimmage other NCAA schools due to border issues. I would love to see a scrimmage against an Atlantic team that we are not scheduled to play already split into 2 two 30 minute halves. The coaches would be able to send out essentially a second team in second half of scrimmage. This would allow the entire team to get alot of shifts. The games vs canadian schools with 26 guys on bench leads to very little ice time per player.
    Last edited by jstadts; 08-31-2021, 07:44 PM.

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  • Ralph Baer
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    Originally posted by rpi82 View Post

    It looks like more than just border issues. The Canadian schools used to start in early/mid-September, having several weeks head start on us. Brock's on-line schedule now shows the season starting in November.

    If we are looking for another opponent, what are the ground rules? D-1 basketball teams can play non-D1 teams or adult club programs (often hastily thrown together groups of recent D-1 alums) or even USA Basketball teams looking for practice. All of our exhibition hockey opponents in recent years have been Canadian teams, but I wonder if we could schedule Plattsburgh or another D-3 program. No opponent will match up to our late '79 game with the Olympic team that went on to great fame, but I'd settle for anything that gives the boys a competitive workout before jumping into regular season play.
    I think that we can play any non-DI amateur team. I don't think that D-III can start practicing that early (not sure). I notice that our women's team now has a Red-White game instead of a Canadian school. That could also be the men's fallback solution.

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  • rpi82
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    Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View Post
    If I'm not mistaken, RPI had an exhibition scheduled on Oct. 2 with Brock ? The opponent for that game has been removed from the schedule -- likely due to border issues among other things...
    It looks like more than just border issues. The Canadian schools used to start in early/mid-September, having several weeks head start on us. Brock's on-line schedule now shows the season starting in November.

    If we are looking for another opponent, what are the ground rules? D-1 basketball teams can play non-D1 teams or adult club programs (often hastily thrown together groups of recent D-1 alums) or even USA Basketball teams looking for practice. All of our exhibition hockey opponents in recent years have been Canadian teams, but I wonder if we could schedule Plattsburgh or another D-3 program. No opponent will match up to our late '79 game with the Olympic team that went on to great fame, but I'd settle for anything that gives the boys a competitive workout before jumping into regular season play.

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  • Ralph Baer
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    Originally posted by Wicked Slappaahs View Post
    If I'm not mistaken, RPI had an exhibition scheduled on Oct. 2 with Brock ? The opponent for that game has been removed from the schedule -- likely due to border issues among other things...
    The schedule indicates that they are trying to find an opponent. I won't change the countdown unless it disappears entirely.

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  • Wicked Slappaahs
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    If I'm not mistaken, RPI had an exhibition scheduled on Oct. 2 with Brock ? The opponent for that game has been removed from the schedule -- likely due to border issues among other things...

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  • Go Puckman
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    RPI 2021-2022: Don't look back
    RPI 2021-2022: Moving on to better things
    RPI 2021-2022: Puckman is still the best mascot in hockey!
    RPI 2021-2022: When the going gets tough, RPI gets going

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  • Ralph Baer
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    Today is 31 August 2021. There are 32 days until RPI's next game.


    This is based upon 2 October 2021 for the start of next season.








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  • Ralph Baer
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    Originally posted by jericho View Post

    RPI 2021-2022: So Many Options
    :-)

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  • NAFTA123
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    RPI 2021-22: Strong on the left side since 1999...........

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