Re: 2010/2011 UML In-Season Thread
b-o-r-i-n-g also!
quick line changes are even more important when the team is playing on a larger rink (like at umass and unh). The home team is used to the ice size, but long shifts can drain the visiting team. Even with the short shifts this game, they still had an attrocious 3rd period.
Moral victories (like "we had a great 2nd period" or "we really cut down angles well") are great when playing against teams like bc, maine, etc. But when it comes to playing fellow bottom dwellers, the team needs the type of victory that comes with points in the standings. Now they're 12 games into league play (44.44% of league games) and are in a hole. Good to be done the league slate for the semester. My guess is we'll see both goalies against princeton next weekend. Hopefully the break will bring speedy recovery to campbell, budd, whatever happened to ruhwedel last night, and anyone else. The first games after the break will be very important if the team wants to make the playoffs (@unh, @northeastern, umass (nesn - hopefully with a good crowd for tv), @umass). They've had time to gel together, understand the speed of the game, and get to know their opponents. Put some more shots on goal and they have the ability to string together some wins.
Congrats to the field hockey team on their national championship. I know absolutely nothing about field hockey but watched the game with no sound while listening to the hockey game. Great season for the team.
b-o-r-i-n-g also!