Re: Union College Dutchmen Hockey 2010-11: There's one way and that's to Atlantic Cit
Well, if this past weekend doesn't restore the team's PP confidence nothing will. Still not sure that any of these blowouts really mean anything, but they certainly do showcase some of the skills the team has. And I do think it was relatively impressive to see Union "out Army" Army in the second period.. I really didn't think the boys could wear them down like that. U has always had success against AH teams, but this season has been a whole different level. U's depth up front is just too much for teams that only have 1 or 2 good lines.
Agree that the next 4 games are big.. as are all the remaining games. No gimmes in the bunch. Western Michigan is definitely going to be a big challenge and a significant step up in competition. The Broncos have typically been a lower level CCHA team, but have a new coach this season and seem to playing with a lot of spark. They've already swept Michigan State and are hanging around in the top 20. If U wants to legitimately stay ranked, they need a win or two in Kalamazoo. Not sure what the injury update is, but would be nice to see some of the walking wounded heal up.
As for Minnesota, I can't bring myself to start thinking about that quite yet.. I'm still not sure exactly what kind of team we really have here.. but agree that it constitutes a "big game" opportunity.
Well, if this past weekend doesn't restore the team's PP confidence nothing will. Still not sure that any of these blowouts really mean anything, but they certainly do showcase some of the skills the team has. And I do think it was relatively impressive to see Union "out Army" Army in the second period.. I really didn't think the boys could wear them down like that. U has always had success against AH teams, but this season has been a whole different level. U's depth up front is just too much for teams that only have 1 or 2 good lines.
Agree that the next 4 games are big.. as are all the remaining games. No gimmes in the bunch. Western Michigan is definitely going to be a big challenge and a significant step up in competition. The Broncos have typically been a lower level CCHA team, but have a new coach this season and seem to playing with a lot of spark. They've already swept Michigan State and are hanging around in the top 20. If U wants to legitimately stay ranked, they need a win or two in Kalamazoo. Not sure what the injury update is, but would be nice to see some of the walking wounded heal up.
As for Minnesota, I can't bring myself to start thinking about that quite yet.. I'm still not sure exactly what kind of team we really have here.. but agree that it constitutes a "big game" opportunity.
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