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Gibson gave up a couple of softies today even though he had zero help the entire game. Yes he was under siege but I just saw the replay of all the goals in between periods of the Colgate Michigan game and there were a few there he could’ve stopped.Originally posted by bothman View Post
I can’t believe how unprepared Harvard was for this game. The coaches deserve a good chunk of the blame. Ohio State came in and knew exactly what to do to attack the Crimson. And Harvard had no answers as you point out. Unacceptable.Comment
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What happened to Harvard happened to Michigan much earlier in the season. And it took quite a few games to fully figure out what OSU was doing- we only really beat them two weeks ago in the B1G tournament. Those of the game your team and coaching staff should have watched to see what they would be facing and how to deal with it. I saw a breakdown of it, and even though I played as a kid, it's still hard to figure out the explanation and solution.
Not to tell you to not take it so hard, but OSU has a pretty amazing offensive system that just confounds the D, and makes them turn over the puck. And it does not take more than a handful of goals to really get to their mind.Comment
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On the other hand, Ohio State seemed to have scouted Harvard really well . . . the better strength and conditioning comment above has some merit too.And it took quite a few games to fully figure out what OSU was doing- we only really beat them two weeks ago in the B1G tournament. Those of the game your team and coaching staff should have watched to see what they would be facing and how to deal with it. I saw a breakdown of it, and even though I played as a kid, it's still hard to figure out the explanation and solution.
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I rarely agree with you, but credit for telling it as it is. It was so bad I actually felt sorry for Harvard, something I didn't believe possible. Remember it's just a game, not life.Originally posted by bothman View Post. . . still crazy after all these years. . .Comment
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Farrell is as good as gone too. I give Coronato a 0% chance of coming back and Farrell maybe a 5% chance. Both players dominated and have nothing left to prove. Both teams like them a lot and will want them signed. Laferriere is a toss up I'd sayOriginally posted by Skate79 View PostComment
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I don't agree regarding Farrell and the reason I say that has to do with NESN's College Hockey Journal show on the Crimson. During one segment, Farrell talked about why he came to Harvard, and he mentioned academics was a priority for him and his parents. It's still possible that he leaves but I think it is far less likely than Coronato.Originally posted by sezenack View Post
Henry Thrun signed a two-year deal with the San Jose Sharks who acquired his rights from Anaheim.Comment
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Farrell signed with Montreal.Comment
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Lol he literally signed 20 minutes after this. Anyways, considering he signed right after your season ended, I think that's a pretty clear indicator he was never going to come backOriginally posted by Skate79 View PostComment
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Is this just pessimism (optimism?) or had there been earlier signs/rumors they are leaving? I was floored Farrell left. Players just don't leave Harvard early.Originally posted by sezenack View Post
Edit: Calgary sure seems to think they are signing Coronato.
Last edited by Kepler; 03-26-2023, 01:39 PM.Cornell University
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More on the Flames' lust for Coronato.Cornell University
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First round picks don't stay in school more than two years. For Farrell, other draft picks rarely make it to senior year if they're prized prospects; the usual exception is if they are trying to hit free agency like Thrun who was traded instead. You might have been floored Farrell left, but I personally would have been floored if he returned. I'd be even more floored if Coronato is back.Originally posted by Kepler View PostComment
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Didn’t teddy’s own kid leave early??Originally posted by Kepler View Posta legend and an out of work bum look a lot alike, daddy.Comment
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