walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Last night was 0 for out of conference games. HE is really down
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UMaine 25-26: Marques My Word: Back to the Big Time
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Sparkee
Blackbear
I watched BC beat Norte Dame yesterday so that is at least one win out of conference.
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Didn't see that game on the ticker. One win better than none
umhockey91
Well-known member
Maine has a couple of NPI worthy opponents left in Lindenwood and Denver.
Right now only Northeastern makes the NCAA tourney from HE.....and Dartmouth & Lindenwood are in.
Right now only Northeastern makes the NCAA tourney from HE.....and Dartmouth & Lindenwood are in.
BlackBearHockeyFan
Member
Be nice if Maine hosted their own tournament
umhockey91
Well-known member
I would like to see Maine in the Palm Springs tourney and start a H&H series with ASU.
It is up to BC and Maine to right the ship against the NCHC. BC has Western Michigan out in Wisconsin and Maine plays at Denver for a pair. 5-7-1 as of now and those are the only 3 left. The B1G is a lost cause at 4-7-1 with only a BC-Wisconsin game still a possibility in that tournament. BC may be down as many as 4 stars playing in the World Juniors that week so for BC to win those two is a tall task. There are still more than a dozen games against the ECAC so they very well could change that 11-14-3 mark.
McGoverners
Active member
CHN has a nice little article on Poirier. There's also a brief throw in that Langois is doing well.
www.collegehockeynews.com
New Challenges
Maine's Poirier another in the growing list of CHL imports that sees tougher tasks leading to success in the NCAA.
walrus
Wind up workin' in a gas station
Going insane with this darkness at 4 pm crap. So I just watched 2012 HE semis against BU. That was a good team except the goaltending. Sully was a great guy and I think makes his living as a Musician(very talented ) but for Goalie U that was more like Goalie community college. Fun highlights to watch though
Sparkee
Blackbear
It goes to show that today the players are some of your best recruiters. No doubt his connection from Carolina training camp with Bradley and Josh helped him be comfortable with Maine.CHN has a nice little article on Poirier. There's also a brief throw in that Langois is doing well.
New Challenges
Maine's Poirier another in the growing list of CHL imports that sees tougher tasks leading to success in the NCAA.
Let’s hope the CHL rookies we have help recruit former teammates.
I’m happy to hear Langlois is doing well. Let’s hope he can play against UNH if he is over his concussion.
tylerzx2002
Well-known member
It still kind of blows my mind that Sullivan was the one to break Howard's shutout streak. Was a fun ride back in 2011 when it happened but now you see it and you're like that guy...
McGoverners
Active member
For my money, that team probably had to most pro players on it with the least collective NHL games played. Seems like just about everybody on that roster played in the ECHL, AHL, or Europe.
Ironically, the next season brought in 3 players that were still playing in the show last season (Shore, Hutton, Lomberg). I guess Shore has since moved to Czechia.
umhockey91
Well-known member
A donor at Providence is stepping up......a 100% match would create a $6 million fund to pay players if I am reading this correctly.....they have until Dec. 31 to make a donation.
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friars.com
Providence Friars on Instagram: "An anonymous donor will match men’s ice hockey revenue share donations at a 10-to-1 ratio, up to a total of $3 million. Help Friartown unlock this transformative gift by clicking the link in the bio."
By clicking the link in the bio, Friartown can unlock a $33 million match in men's ice hockey revenue share donations, courtesy of an anonymous donor. This transformative gift will significantly impact the men's ice hockey program at Providence College Athletics.
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Providence College Athletics Announces $3 Million Men’s Ice Hockey Revenue Share Challenge - Providence College Athletics
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Providence College Athletics announced today (Dec. 2) that an anonymous donor will match men's ice hockey revenue share donations at a 10-...
McGoverners
Active member
I'm looking at UNH's schedule and they may love splitting a series even more than Maine does. They have yet to play 2 games in a weekend without going 1-1
grooverider
Your Team Sucks
I expect the boys to be juiced for this one after the time off
McGoverners
Active member
You would hope. It's time to put a win streak together. Especially on home ice
NorthMike
Well-known member
Almost like the Maine boys - a split this weekend may be the most probable outcome.