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Yup, moved up in NPI without playing. Maybe we should have more weekends off mid-season.
As for Maine, taking a five-minute major and adding another minor in the middle of that for a 5-3 PK is not a winning formulae for Ben Barr.
It is just that I have never seen the 5-3 PP work for UNH with two attackers behind the net (although I was told that it worked once, the first time they used it), but I have seen it lead to odd-man rushes when those “nifty stick man” passes have been picked off for SHG’s at least twice. I think...
Did the HEA OOC weekend end up 8-4-0?
Yet, still only one HEA team in the NCAAs with Yukon at 15, although BC and PC close at 16 and 18 NPI. Hard to believe that Princeton (12), Augustana (13), and Minn State (14) will still be in there come March.
I agree entirely and commented on this dump and chase PP strategy to my cousins whom I joined for the second and third periods on Sunday night. For me, this stupid coaching strategy ranks right up there with stationing two players behind the opposing net on 5-3 PP’s and trying for ENG’s instead...
I was so certain that we would be in the FF at the Pepsi Center (aka Ball Arena) that I bought tickets in advance for my brother in Lakewood and myself. I could not afford the time away from the classroom for two visits to Colorado, so watched the debacle against NICC (aka Notre Dame) in the...
I entirely agree. Because the Cats were incapable of tying up the puck in the corner for the final 5-6 seconds, Colgate nearly sent the game into OT. Simply horrible fundamentals on the Cats’ part. And, ditto with the Cats three stupid attempts to score an ENG in the final minute leading to...
I like your #2 option, which you posited here a couple months ago, as UNH will be in need of a first-string goalie again next season. Maybe UNH can poach Lukas Swedin (from Stockholm, you know) from Bentley in the off-season, as Arizona State did last off-season with Bentley’s NCAA playoffs...
Excellent post, JB!
Before reading your post, I looked up Colgate’s schedule as I was surprised by how a good team they were in the game I watched at the Whitt on Sunday, and agreed probably a better team now than the overrated Dartmouth in the early season when Colgate lost 1-4 in Hanover. As...
And Colgate had not played in over three weeks, since December 6th, so I do not buy the “rust argument.” However, I do buy your “playing down to lesser teams mentality,” which I think goes back long before MS7 as head coach. And I think that this mentality occurs with other better teams also...
I can name several recent years in which we played superbly in January. Unfortunately, in none of those years did we continue to play well through February and March.
Welcome, FlagUp. At least you have your memories of the good ‘ole days, unlike poor HR.
Anyone notice that Dartmouth has lost four of their last five, which has not helped out NPI either. I forget who our poster was that predicted that the Big Green would be exposed as a fraud soon enough, but...
This numerical sequence appears backwards to me, but I am probably missing something.
At the moment, HEA only has one team in the NCAA’s, so if the regular season were to end right now and Yukon were to win the HEA tourney at the Garden, and Bentley were to win the Atlantic Hockey tourney...
Lucy has tricked Charlie Brown with her football once again. No apparent sense of urgency by UNH, although I was not there to assess. But I will be there tomorrow night.
Good recall, Chuck. Bobby Miller is UNH all-time, single-season assists and points leader with 59 and 89 in 1976/77, with many of those assists likely going to Ralph Cox (the last player dropped from the 1980 Olympic team) who tallied 40 goals that season, second only to his 44 in 1978/79...
Great memories of Berenson’s Wolverines and Umile’s Wildcats competing for the most consecutive years in the NCAA’s (I forget the numbers, but both teams in the teens, I think?).
Ha, ha, and the No Longer Dead Wings were a more fun team to watch the last two games on the NHL channel than were the Bruins on NESN. Agree that the No Longer Dead wings are “still very young team,” except for “Old Man” Van Riemsdyk.
As for UNH, did we beat Trey Augustine in the first game...
Good for Alex!
Meanwhile, Angus Crookshank, with 29 NHL games played, has leapfrogged Darren Haydar (23), Paul Thompson (24), and Cap Raeder (28) into a tie with Gordie Clark in total NHL/WHA games played for 34th place in UNH alums. Next up are Chris Winnes in 33rd place with 33 NHL games...
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