And a bad tie for Colgate !
Costly Win ....
"4-1 victory over #10/11 Cornell before a sellout crowd of 4,267 at Lynah Rink."
The team has got to feel good about winning against an excellent top 10 Cornell Team at Lynah before a sellout crowd. A very tough clean physical game. There ought to be a warning for Lynah visiting teams .... "stretcher-bearers" may be required.
Next stop ... Hamilton.
They have been hexed the day that big mouth colgate fan came on here yapping. have done nothing since.
PIM thus far in the ECAC
This is another reason why we should be proud of this team and its coach. The Dutchmen are near the bottom of the ECAC in AV. PIM/game.
RANK PEN MIN AVG
1 Rensselaer 103-for-307 17.06
2 Clarkson 121-for-302 16.78
3 Brown 106-for-286 15.89
4 Quinnipiac 108-for-265 14.72
5 St. Lawre 103-for-261 14.50
6 Colgate 103-for-255 14.17
7 Dartmouth 96-for-241 13.39
8 Cornell 100-for-238 13.22
9 Princeton 92-for-228 12.67
10 Yale 81-for-222 12.33
11 Union 78-for-218 12.11
12 Harvard 94-for-210 11.67
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/stats/conference/ecac/2013-2014/#ixzz2tV4pmJGV
Just saw the replay of it on the ILDN. The hit was a little high, but not outside of the realm of play. The puck got caught up in Carr's skates and he had his head down and Lowry got a pretty big lick on him. Matt Wilkins laid a similar hit against UNH that sidelined one of their guys for a couple of weeks, just part of the game. There were hits that were much more egregious from both teams that ended up not being penalized last night.
Hope Carr gets back in the lineup soon.
and another example of how little control of his team and the lack of respect the players have for eddie haskell at rpi
Let me speak Hoky for a second...
i dont know anything about what the phrase 'statitically insignificant' means, particularly due to fact that union starting and/or participating brawls with rpi every time they play them skews numbers upward.and the fact that there have been a bunch of bs calls on rpi like the mutiple nonsense 5 minute majors on rpi when they played colgate at home
also ignoring the fact that my coach decided to go bonkers on appert for no reason and got off easy
I respect a lot of Union fans but you sure aren't helping represent your fanbase at the moment. Particularly with your really out-there and far-reaching comparison to Eddie Haskell. That being said, we definitely have a player or two who I will not name who could definitely cool it with the dumb penalties. How many ECAC points did both of the Capital Region teams leave Hamilton and Ithaca with this past weekend?
one team is in first place(again) another is in 8th(as usual). weekend points is pretty meaningless.... he is eddie Haskell and is an avg ast at best, at best and only if at a good program with a solid hc telling him what to do
now go get the paper eddie...
RPI is 3rd in the nation for most penalty minutes, which results in a lack of discipline, too many thugs, or a combination of both. To speculate Bennett went after Appert for no reason is laughable.also ignoring the fact that my coach decided to go bonkers on appert for no reason and got off easy
RPI is 3rd in the nation for most penalty minutes, which results in a lack of discipline, too many thugs, or a combination of both. To speculate Bennett went after Appert for no reason is laughable.
Speaking of too many thugs, how's your captain doing these days? I also heard your Hobey Baker candidate threw a broken stick at an opposing player to stop a scoring chance. What'd he get penalty-wise for that? Sorry for the vitriol/over-frankness, but sometimes it's necessary to get the point across.
It seems to me that the straight mean isn't the best statistic to use here. Perhaps the median or just the total number of penalties. That would take outliers (like the Mayors' Cup) out of the picture. I doubt either other measure makes RPI look like a team of Lady Byng wannabes though.Even funnier, take the delta across the most penalized team to the #10 most penalized team: 2.69 PIM average. That's a whopping less than 1.5 minor penalties per game extra. We're not talking a difference of an extra six or seven man-down situations per game, here. The delta between RPI and Union? 4.3. Again, on the average, about 2 minor penalties per game extra. That's really not a whole world of difference, which is why I think the average PIM per game statistic is a bunch of horsehockey.