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100% on the student section for both games. Much livelier and louder than years past. I wonder if there is more intentional marketing to the kids under Colton. If so, that would be a very smart bang for your buck in stimulating the program. The kids can often provide enough of a boost. I can...
The game was sloppy early, which seemed to make the officiating inconsistent. What stood out most was UNH's size and strength. This team is clearly bigger and more physical than recent UNH squads and should wear teams down as the season progresses.
As Adam Nightingale said, both games were...
Not even a full house but it was electric in that building. The student section were the 4th stars of the night. After 2 giant saves in the third period I can see now why Souza picked Simpson. The Ring-Guite-Johnson line gave MSU a challenge all night including the key cross check when Ring was...
Those are fighting words. Sure, MSU may be the better team on paper, but Maine was supposed to be better on paper last year too, and we swept them in Orono. That's the beauty of hockey, anything can happen.
I like UNH's chances to steal one at home. The bigger ice surface can force teams like...
Watched from home and my 2 cents-
I thought the biggest difference from the opener was that the group actually looked connected. They were getting out of their own zone far more cleanly, supporting each other through the neutral zone, and generally playing with much better structure. Ring...
I don't disagree that UNH faces challenges beyond the head coach. But at some point, the turnaround has to start somewhere.
Waiting for the school, the state, the facilities, or the resources to magically improve first is just another way of accepting the status quo. Good programs find ways to...
Saturday's game didn't give UNH fans much to celebrate, but stories like Kyle Chavette's are a reminder of why people stay invested in college hockey. Results matter, and a 10-2 loss raises plenty of concerns, but individual journeys, perseverance, and players who embody what it means to wear...
Taking a shot at opening day lineups-
Ring-Lavins-Svartsrom (this line could be amazing)
Johnson-Vantassel-Guite
Newcombe-Gagnon-Oliver
Turner-Macdonald-Siedem
Fitzy-Vass (Vass is my pick for the most impactful transfer)
Philbrick-Carr
Von Richter-Plandowski
Simpson (I am hoping for a tandem...
Souza is off to a great start with this roster-
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If it were on Saturday we would be going. It will be good to get perspective from inside the rink while watching on ESPN+- thanks for the inside view in advance :)
I actually like UNH being the underdog here. Quinnipiac has a national reputation to defend, while UNH has a chance to play loose and make a statement. Knock off a top five caliber opponent on opening night, and suddenly expectations for the season look very different. It's a tremendous...
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