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2014-2015 Division I Scores & Results Thread

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ARM, just my opinion, but I really think it goes beyond that. Realistically, even for most true hockey fans both here in North America and overseas, whichever country wins the 4 Nations or Meco Cup (or whatever other cup or title, other than the Olympics) is not that big of deal (try to find anything about it in most major newspapers!).

But, if current college players were to be excluded from these mid-season tournaments, it would give others an opportunity to showcase their talents, while at the same time give countries (other than the U.S and Canada) more opportunity and a better path to compete on the world stage. Meanwhile, women's college hockey here in the U.S. could continue without interruption of their seasons on a more equal footing for all concerned.

So I ask: What are the downsides if this approach were to be adopted?

Women's hockey rarely makes any major newspapers especially in the US so nothing new there.
As far as excluding current college players to allow a better path to compete on the world stage???? Removing top Canadian and US players from a roster
doesn't make for realistic competition for any other countries. It merely gives an illusion of equality.
Yes, fans of college teams feel that players have a "commitment" and should stay with those teams but IF it was your daughter getting a chance to play
for her national team the tune would be different.
 
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Except for in the WCHA, that extra one point SO win could be the difference between hosting or traveling in the first round of conference playoffs... So, yes, their excitement is justified. And Bemidji State which has consistently been in the WCHA cellar is certainly deserving of a big win like this and the possibility of hosting in the first round.

Totally agree - getting the tie and then winning the shootout was a very big deal for the Beavers. It was very obvious that the celebration was genuine. But OK, it's over now, and once is enough! ;)
 
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Yale 1 Clarkson 0 end of 1 :( Yale scores on a 5X3 PP late in 1st period
WOW, Quinny 3 Cornell 0 after 2 :eek:
And Union 1 Hahvad 0 end of 1 :eek: :eek:
 
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Quinnipiac is legit. They are #1 in the country in shots per game and #1 in the country in shots allowed per game. Getting kind of scary.
 
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Brown 7, SLU 4 - Final.

When is the last time Brown scored 7 in a game?
 
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Lindenwood up 2-1 on RIT late in the third.

Penn State and Syracuse in OT.

Brown beats St. Lawrence.

Qinnipiac beats Colgate.

Maine beats Northeastern.
 
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Penn State and Syracuse skate to a 2-2 tie after OT. Penn State's freshman goalie Hannah Ehresmann had 50 saves on 52 shots.
 
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Clarkson ties Yale with a PP goal by Shannon MacAulay in the second

Currently 1-1 after 2 periods.

And things are back to normal with Hahvad. They lead Union 5-1 after 2.
 
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Brown 7, SLU 4 - Final.

When is the last time Brown scored 7 in a game?

SLU outshot Brown 20-3 in the 2nd period. Brown gets 5 goals in the 3rd period. I guess Browns rope a dope tack tick worked. ;) .
 
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Wisconsin up 2-1 after 2 against North Dakota. Burke and Ammerman tally 2nd period goals after a 1-0 deficit.
 
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UMD beats Mankato 3-0. UMD with 62 SOG to 15 by Mankato. Mankato with ZERO shots on goal in the third period
 
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Final: Clarkson 2 Yale 1

Clarkson scores a PP goal by the freshman d Savannah Harmon in the third. She had 2 goals and 3 assists on the weekend.
 
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Wisconsin hangs on for 3-2 win. Nurse puts up 3rd goal and they survive giving up a goal with less than a minute left. Big win with four key players out of the line-up.
 
Final: Clarkson 2 Yale 1

Clarkson scores a PP goal by the freshman d Savannah Harmon in the third. She had 2 goals and 3 assists on the weekend.

Way to go Sav! (The girl can shoot)
 
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