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2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
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Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
Video highlights of the weekend's games are now up on the Friends' website.
Video highlights of the weekend's games are now up on the Friends' website.
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
http://www.bigdaddysbarbecue.com/index.cfm
Hey, Big Daddy's is the real deal. Technically not all you can eat as they limit you at six 1 - 1.25 pound steamed lobsters served w/drawn butter. No sides of any kind. Thought I'd eat six but topped out at 5. They bring you 2 and then 2 more the last 2 they bring one at a time. But they were fresh and tasty. Big menue w/lots of other fish, seafood & meat items. Wife had the prime rib special - cooked just right w/homemade mashed and fresh geen beans. $10. All in, no alchohol, $38. Best value I've had in NE.
The place is a big Texas road house type place w/big bar & big TV screens w/all the sports going. Stage for live music at night. Very local. I was the only Mass lic plate on the lot.
It's less than an hour to the UNH rink on some beautiful windy back roads. Leaves were great. Could be harder to navigate in mid-winter snows though.
http://www.bigdaddysbarbecue.com/index.cfm
Hey, Big Daddy's is the real deal. Technically not all you can eat as they limit you at six 1 - 1.25 pound steamed lobsters served w/drawn butter. No sides of any kind. Thought I'd eat six but topped out at 5. They bring you 2 and then 2 more the last 2 they bring one at a time. But they were fresh and tasty. Big menue w/lots of other fish, seafood & meat items. Wife had the prime rib special - cooked just right w/homemade mashed and fresh geen beans. $10. All in, no alchohol, $38. Best value I've had in NE.
The place is a big Texas road house type place w/big bar & big TV screens w/all the sports going. Stage for live music at night. Very local. I was the only Mass lic plate on the lot.
It's less than an hour to the UNH rink on some beautiful windy back roads. Leaves were great. Could be harder to navigate in mid-winter snows though.
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
Not since the Clean Waters act and the gradual purging of dye and other toxins from Lake Erie.
Not since the Clean Waters act and the gradual purging of dye and other toxins from Lake Erie.
Wild E. Cat
BETTER DEAD THAN BU RED
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
Finally Hockey East is adding live stats for women's games!
Finally Hockey East is adding live stats for women's games!
Gibber
Little Boxes
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
I got a shot of the "no goal" in OT
I actually didn't, but I like to do what I'm told...
I couldn't see it from the side where I was, just have the players reacting.
Either way, they played poorly for the last 40 minutes of regulation and it shouldn't have come to that. It was a ridiculous call from everyone I've heard who actually saw it, but what can you do...
I got a shot of the "no goal" in OT
I actually didn't, but I like to do what I'm told...
I couldn't see it from the side where I was, just have the players reacting.
Either way, they played poorly for the last 40 minutes of regulation and it shouldn't have come to that. It was a ridiculous call from everyone I've heard who actually saw it, but what can you do...
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
Yeah, it all comes down to the angle the officials have of the play. On the tying goal by Niagara, the play had been in the UNH zone for a minute or so, and the official was behind the net farside. He had a perfect view, and though Minton got a solid chunk of the puck, it had enough momentum to trickle over the goal line. I could see both the ref and the goal judge lean forward after the thunk of the "save" and I knew it was loose. Minton was frozen, thinking she had the puck, but the ref never called it loose.
Then you had UNH's goal that was no goal in OT that came on entry into the zone, before the officials got below the goal line, and when that puck was loose (and in the process of going over the line) they blew the whistle once they lost sight of it.
Yeah, it all comes down to the angle the officials have of the play. On the tying goal by Niagara, the play had been in the UNH zone for a minute or so, and the official was behind the net farside. He had a perfect view, and though Minton got a solid chunk of the puck, it had enough momentum to trickle over the goal line. I could see both the ref and the goal judge lean forward after the thunk of the "save" and I knew it was loose. Minton was frozen, thinking she had the puck, but the ref never called it loose.
Then you had UNH's goal that was no goal in OT that came on entry into the zone, before the officials got below the goal line, and when that puck was loose (and in the process of going over the line) they blew the whistle once they lost sight of it.
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
pics from today - http://hockeyphotography.com/blog/2009/10/niagara-at-university-of-new-hampshire/
pics from today - http://hockeyphotography.com/blog/2009/10/niagara-at-university-of-new-hampshire/
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
Agreed.
That said, I never like when it comes down to a referee's call.
Agreed.
That said, I never like when it comes down to a referee's call.
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
I was behind the Niagara net on that goal, and the puck definitely squirted through and crossed the line. the goal judge put the light on, but as Hux said, the referee lost sight and blew a quick whistle. If he's straddling the goal line we get two points today instead of one, because the puck was definitely loose and moving over the line when the whistle blew.
That said, Gibber hit the nail on the head. UNH mailed it in after the first, and it obviously got delivered to the wrong bench
I was behind the Niagara net on that goal, and the puck definitely squirted through and crossed the line. the goal judge put the light on, but as Hux said, the referee lost sight and blew a quick whistle. If he's straddling the goal line we get two points today instead of one, because the puck was definitely loose and moving over the line when the whistle blew.
That said, Gibber hit the nail on the head. UNH mailed it in after the first, and it obviously got delivered to the wrong bench
ARM
Fan of chipmunk-like mascots.
Re: 2009-2010 New Hampshire Wildcats Season
That particular call (whistle blew) is one that never seems to be much helped by replay. If they rule "no goal" on the ice, even if replay shows the puck going in, it seems like the referee tends to just say, "but I whistled the play dead".
Just so it doesn't wind up in Brad Frost's office; don't want to get the Duluth folks upset again.UNH mailed it in after the first, and it obviously got delivered to the wrong bench
