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UNH 2026-27 Season Let's Go 'Cats!

It's interesting to see the damage done to the program, just using this forum as a measuring stick. When was the last time, in season, that UNH wasn't near the top of this forum? At the time of this post, this thread was buried on the second page, with no posts since Sunday. Interest is dwindling, and nobody in charge seems to care.
 
d.gerry said:
It's interesting to see the damage done to the program, just using this forum as a measuring stick. When was the last time, in season, that UNH wasn't near the top of this forum? At the time of this post, this thread was buried on the second page, with no posts since Sunday. Interest is dwindling, and nobody in charge seems to care.
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I saw the same last night and laughed that it’s now a page 2 programs. Nothing will change until the new AD can make his mark starting with a no renewal of MS7.

I’ve been told changes are coming. Time will tell.
 
norbert said:
I saw the same last night and laughed that it’s now a page 2 programs. Nothing will change until the new AD can make his mark starting with a no renewal of MS7.

I’ve been told changes are coming. Time will tell.
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Ive heard rumblings myself, but can't guarantee the integrity of the information. Until I can, my lips are sealed.
 
TheGrouchyCat said:
Ive heard rumblings myself, but can't guarantee the integrity of the information. Until I can, my lips are sealed.
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I was not given any specifics but the person I talked with is well engaged. I was told they are working to get liquor sales into the lobby now. Yeah, that will solve many problems.
 
If anyone needs a palette cleanser, the little engine that cannot lose is back on track!

Despite losing four key rotation players - one to the G League, two to BIG starting roles and another to Coastal Carolina - Miami RedHawk basketball is once again undefeated (1-0), following a 51-point second half in a breezy win over a good James Madison team. That’s 34-straight regular season wins, dating back to March 2025, for anyone scoring at home…

FWIW, MU Hockey is 6-2-0 as they continue to grow post- coaching change.

Good news for UNH, I’m still willing to divide my attention - but for how long? Certainly they need to put up beaucoup goals against a UML defense that has been hemorrhaging offense all season…
 
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d.gerry said:
It's interesting to see the damage done to the program, just using this forum as a measuring stick. When was the last time, in season, that UNH wasn't near the top of this forum? At the time of this post, this thread was buried on the second page, with no posts since Sunday. Interest is dwindling, and nobody in charge seems to care.
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Well, ummm, I'll take credit for keeping this thread bustling for nearly all of last year and the beginning of this one.
 
Saw a post on social media earlier this week (I haven’t fact checked it), regarding %’s of dump ins when going into the offensive zone.

5 most dump heavy:
Maine: 28.7%
Minnesota State: 25.8%
Clarkson: 24.8%
New Hampshire: 23.3%
Ferris State: 22.6%

5 least dump heavy:
Alaska: 10.7%
Ohio State: 11.1%
Western Michigan: 11.4%
Michigan State: 11.5%
Union: 11.9%
(Denver is 7th, North Dakota is 10th)


I’ve never been a fan of the “dump in” approach going back to the Umile days, and I’d say there are a greater number of strong teams in the “low amount of dump ins” column.

I think UNH has done a better job chasing after the dump ins this year vs previous years, but you need fast guys to chase it down, or it’s simply just a turnover.

How do others feel about dump ins?
 
FlagUp17 said:
Saw a post on social media earlier this week (I haven’t fact checked it), regarding %’s of dump ins when going into the offensive zone.

5 most dump heavy:
Maine: 28.7%
Minnesota State: 25.8%
Clarkson: 24.8%
New Hampshire: 23.3%
Ferris State: 22.6%

5 least dump heavy:
Alaska: 10.7%
Ohio State: 11.1%
Western Michigan: 11.4%
Michigan State: 11.5%
Union: 11.9%
(Denver is 7th, North Dakota is 10th)


I’ve never been a fan of the “dump in” approach going back to the Umile days, and I’d say there are a greater number of strong teams in the “low amount of dump ins” column.

I think UNH has done a better job chasing after the dump ins this year vs previous years, but you need fast guys to chase it down, or it’s simply just a turnover.

How do others feel about dump ins?
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I saw this as well. This is a direct result of the lack of transition from the D-Zone and the breakout consisting off the Souza Glass Flip. You can't get space when the winger is waiting for the puck to fall from the sky which results in a dump and chase play
 
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