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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    It's new this year. Marty! Marty!
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    RPI Recruit Thread 2025-2026

    I wouldn’t be too concerned about it. We’ve seen players’ NZ grades bounce about (in both directions) as they age. In this case a Neutral Zone scout has probably seen him a few times and gave a 3.5. Eric Lang, who lives in Avon and is involved with the Nor’easter program (via his son) where...
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    UML Recruiting: Finally in the 20s!

    Four decommitting at the same time sounds as if the coaches did a review of the current status of the roster, future needs, and the new recruiting playing field and decided that those four no longer fit. Unless they each have the same advisors it would be incredibly unusual for four to draw the...
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    Perhaps not the most exciting game, but it provided a fine win last night before another friends and family crowd at the field house. As I said in the game thread just before the third period, that’s exactly the sort of game we need to play in order to have a chance of success with this roster...
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    UMass Lowell @ RPI - 11/15/25

    Add Klassek, who has been impressive, plus Lemieux and Hilditch, who have shown flashes and I expect to develop into solid D1 defensemen, and we could have an extremely strong class on the back line. It may be a bit like a large animal being digested by a boa constrictor (bulge moving through...
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    UMass Lowell @ RPI - 11/15/25

    This is the kind of game we have to play and learn to win. Let’s Go Red!
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    I know the sherpa part was a joke, but it added to a stream of complaints about parking, drinking, etc. I know the modern fan expects more in the way of convenience than was the norm, especially with the games now on TV, but our primary problem is winning games. We're 1-6 at home, but coming...
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    C'mon, it's not that bad. If someone has legitimate mobility issues then the hills in front or back are obviously off limits. But I've parked on Peoples in front of Samaritan or the park probably 100s of times since I graduated and I still don't have a problem with it despite weighing...
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    Those disasters remind me of the worst blowout I ever attended. Late in the 85-86 season (about 11 months after winning the NC in Detroit), we were beaten 11-0 by Harvard in Brighton. I was there with a Harvard graduate friend and all I could do was grin and bear it while pointing out we were...
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    CHL to NCAA Recruiting Megathread

    How would territorial rights work?
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    Ah, a New Haven pizza fan. I don't get to Wooster Street often, but it's a treat when I do.
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    True enough, but even buzz might not be enough. The weekend’s most shocking attendance figure wasn’t our Friday night total. It was the 1,960 at the Whale to see Yale’s upset of 5th-ranked Quinnipiac. That’s about 55% of capacity. While Yale has been terrible in recent years, spoiled Q fans...
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    Great win today! The team really needed it and, quite frankly, I really needed it. Friday night was arguably my lowest moment in 50 seasons of watching RPI hockey (as a local I attended my first game 2 years before I enrolled). It wasn't the game per se, although I thought it was an OK effort...
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    As one that really dislikes the OT figure skating exhibition, I take a little satisfaction in watching the puck control at all costs strategy - in this case a 150 foot backpass to the goalie - blow up on a team.
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    RPI 2025–26: Off the Critical List and In Recovery

    I think the decline of RPI hockey began the day they announced the ECAV project. It was a massive sports focused project that only marginally touched on the school’s only major sport. The new locker rooms were nice but other than that the only significant HFH changes were a new throne room for...
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    SLU @ RPI, Friday, 11/7/25

    I’ve got to disagree with Fridgen. That was a poor period for us.
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    SLU @ RPI, Friday, 11/7/25

    I love this: “Fridge, anything you notice in last few minutes?” “Nope”
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    SLU @ RPI, Friday, 11/7/25

    Don’t like start of 2nd. Looks like last Saturday.
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    SLU @ RPI, Friday, 11/7/25

    Troy side looks empty.
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    SLU @ RPI, Friday, 11/7/25

    pretty good effort in 1st. I didn’t see the first penalty but I thought the second penalty was ridiculous. Pretty good kill, albeit against a weak PP
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