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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    I'm not drawing too many conclusions from last night, Colgate is probably the worst team Maine has played so far. Maine absolutely needs to clean up the penalties, they were trying to give the game away last night. Nice to still get a fairly easy win when they're not playing well...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Kuzma Vronin is just there for a couple years of seasoning.
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    Maine Recruits: When Ashes Fall, Legends Rise

    Olle Darth commits to Maine. 6'2 center with a PPG in the USHL. Playing on the same line as another commit Joseph Covelluzzi. https://www.eliteprospects.com/player/868830/olle-darth
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Are we sure football is getting new locker rooms? The facilities master plan lists office space and locker rooms for basketball, a new sports medicine and weight room for the entire athletic department, and dedicated office space for football. Renderings show basketball's locker rooms and...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Yes, it would, football loses 4m+ per year. UVM won a natty in soccer spending 2m, UNH spend 1.3m, UMass spends 1m, URI spends 1.1m. Losing 2m a year on a nationally competitive team seems better than losing 4m a year on a 1-6 minor league football team that can only beat winless Towson...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Something about a tree falling in the woods and no one caring.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    No, it's crazy the ECAC doesn't announce suspensions.
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    Maine Recruits: When Ashes Fall, Legends Rise

    Declan Wotton from Windsor decommitted from Cornell recently. It'd be great to keep as many high level Maine players home as possible.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Put the bottle down, you've got a long drive home.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Maine held the #6 team in the country to less goals in a weekend than Merrimack or the Wildkitties did in a game. Parekh, Gerrior, Makway, Usereau all had great weekends. It's not going to be pretty every night but Maine can play with anyone, we'll see how consistent they can be. Should be a...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Tough loss, I'm sure both Quinnipiac fans are devastated. Have a safe trip back to Bridgeport!
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Gerrior and Parekh are having great games. Peterson and Scholle not so much. It'd be a great momentum builder to see this one through, but I'm glad Maine isn't playing scared and parking the bus like Holy Cross did last Saturday.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Glad that the dead horses are back! This may be a hot take but I trust the coaching staff that has been successful everywhere they've been over the armchair experts who don't watch the games.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    I was at the game and had a terrible view of the end Maine shot on twice, where it seemed like most of the game was played. 55 miserable minutes followed by 5 great ones then another dumb penalty in OT. Holy Cross seemed comfortable to just sit back and park the bus after getting their 1-0 lead...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    One more thought, I'm really tired of the wingers playing center experiment. Four real centers is the #1 thing on my wish list for next season.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    4-1 final score, Fowler gets an empty netter. My 3 stars 1. Parekh 2. Klimpke 3. Peterson
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Really ugly second period, another glove side goal with no screen given up by Boija.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    Huge grain of salt as it's Holy Cross but Parekh looks like a true powerplay QB. Really nice vision on both assists.
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    They were high skill CHL players brought in with little vetting because they were affordable NIL-wise. The coaching staff learned from this, admitted their mistakes and prioritized culture fits over pure skill this year. This isn't new information. Can't wait until the puck drops and dead horses...
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    UMaine '26-'27: The Bridge On the River Stillwater

    1990 is the start of a decade. 2008 is a year chosen to give as many playoff appearances to football as possible, while minimizing hockey appearances. Hockey has as many national championship appearances in their 47 years as football has playoff wins in 49 years of minor league D1. 3 winning...
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