Originally posted by wildcatdc
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But if it returns to the same form as the team that went down a mediocre path in late 2021, then it could be just .500 down the stretch, and whatever momentum may have been built over these last few games can easily go pffffttttt.
I want to be an optimist. Huard and Devlin, plus Robinson, all seem to have lifted the team in recent weeks.
If UNH does better than a split this coming weekend, that would be a great signal.
The UML and UConn games shape up as the most challenging of the batch. The remaining 5 games could be classified as the "cupcakes", but you just know UNH will trip up in at least one of those games, possibly more.
I'll plunk down on a 6-4-1 finish, including losses to UML, UConn and UMaine, which gets UNH to .500 in the league, 3 games over .500 overall, and out of the NCAA's. With a strong HEA tourney showing in a very weird HEA season, it could make for a very interesting March. Which would make for a nice change ... :-)
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