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2016/2016 Lowell Thread: Hoping for Chicago

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Let's be honest though, we've gotta stop giving up those odd man rushes and breakaways. This could have been a completely different game
 
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As was mentioned by gochiefs already, pathetic by Notre Dame to put those "highlights" out. Win or lose, if it's a highlights package, you show what happened in the game.

Great win last night. We're starting to see a trend so far this year as to how this team plays against ranked teams and teams lower than them. Great series against ranked UMD (should have been a win and a tie). Sloppy first game against a bad CC team. Blowing out a ranked SLU. Losing to an unranked Clarkson. Losing at unranked Omaha before rebounding the next game. Beating a hot UVM team that was starting to get attention. Lose badly to an unranked Maine team, before rebounding. Now go to a ranked UND (at least for a night) and just take it to them. Good trend for the playoffs, but not a good trend when some of these losses will hurt your RPI.
 
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Patman said:
Let's be honest though, we've gotta stop giving up those odd man rushes and breakaways. This could have been a completely different game
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I didn't catch the entire game but I noticed some of those while Lowell was on the PP. Norm didn't seem too pleased with the power play in his post game comments. Regardless that's another big win against a quality opponent. So far this season Lowell has played better on the 2nd night of a back to back, hopefully that trend continues.
 
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Meant to add something, and saw this, so I'll add yet another comment. First thing I had wanted to add, seeing the crowd at that place as over 3k, cracks me up. Yeah, sure. For the name of that school, and the roster on that team, that was a pathetic crowd.
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I didn't catch the entire game but I noticed some of those while Lowell was on the PP. Norm didn't seem too pleased with the power play in his post game comments. Regardless that's another big win against a quality opponent. So far this season Lowell has played better on the 2nd night of a back to back, hopefully that trend continues.
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I just mentioned something to this affect as well.

Here's how we've done on the second night of back-to-backs against the same team (and yes, I'll count Maine even though it wasn't literally a back-to-back with a day in between).

UMD 1-1
@ CC 4-0
@ UNO 4-2
UVM 4-2
Maine 4-1

Overall 4-0-1, 17 GF, 6 GA.
 
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Middle Street said:
I didn't catch the entire game but I noticed some of those while Lowell was on the PP. Norm didn't seem too pleased with the power play in his post game comments.
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The PP was the only weak spot last night. I'm not sure what it is but the team just looked different when they got the PP. Play became sloppy with too many low percentage passes. The lack of urgency resulted in some good scoring chances for ND. Hopefully they can get it going tonight. Another win tonight would be huge.


Game highlights from NBCSN:
http://www.nbcsports.com/video/sport/college-hockey
 
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boblav1 said:
The PP was the only weak spot last night. I'm not sure what it is but the team just looked different when they got the PP. Play became sloppy with too many low percentage passes. The lack of urgency resulted in some good scoring chances for ND. Hopefully they can get it going tonight. Another win tonight would be huge.


Game highlights from NBCSN:
http://www.nbcsports.com/video/sport/college-hockey
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Thanks for this.

That pass to Campbell for the second goal was a beaut.
 
boblav1 said:
The PP was the only weak spot last night. I'm not sure what it is but the team just looked different when they got the PP. Play became sloppy with too many low percentage passes. The lack of urgency resulted in some good scoring chances for ND. Hopefully they can get it going tonight. Another win tonight would be huge.


Game highlights from NBCSN:
http://www.nbcsports.com/video/sport/college-hockey
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As others have said, thanks for finding this.
 
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Also, for those who may not be keeping up with career stats, Gambardella is at 96 career points (CJ is at 90), just something to keep an eye on.
 
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With 2 weeks off after tonight, I hope our boys really bring it tonight. They could really enjoy Thanksgiving.:)
 
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UML Puck Hawk said:
Also, for those who may not be keeping up with career stats, Gambardella is at 96 career points (CJ is at 90), just something to keep an eye on.
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here's a question to the group... who was the last junior to score 100 career points? did Ben Walter get that high?
 
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Trying to stream but it keeps cutting out, buffering and basically not coming thru. :mad:
 
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Patman said:
here's a question to the group... who was the last junior to score 100 career points? did Ben Walter get that high?
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Looking at Hockey East for Stats, no one had 100 by their junior year pre 07-08 (They stop recording career points on their scoring list before then.)

I then looked at anyone who scored more than 30 points in a season (going back to '99-'00) and I couldn't find anyone.

Ed McGrane had 96
Elias Godoy had 94
Ben Walter had 90
Andrew Martin had 88

I might try to go through media guides on the schools website, depends how long I have during this intermission
 
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ND 3-1 after two. The Hawks need to generate more scoring chances. They were out shot that period 21 to 7. Only 13 SOG through two periods. ND is doing a good job getting the puck out of their own zone. Hopefully they can come back in the third.
 
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Patman said:
here's a question to the group... who was the last junior to score 100 career points? did Ben Walter get that high?
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Greg Bullock was the most recent

As complete as I can do based on hockeydb and eliteprospects

Mike Carr 205 (1979-1982)
Jon Morries 177 (1987-1987)
Kevin Chabbonneau 137 (1978-81)
Dean Jenkins 136 (1977-1980)
Craig McTavish 133 (1977-79) 2 YEARS
Greg Bullock 124 (1993-95) 2 YEARS
Tom Jacobs 120 1975-1978)
Bob Kearin 120 (1970-1973)
Steve Woods 113 (1971-74)
Christian Sbrocca (1992-95)
Shane Henry 110 (1990-1993)
Michael McElligott 107 (1968-1971)
Mike Murray 106 (1990-1993)
Paul Lohnes 103 (1978-1981)
Craig Charron 102 (1986-1989)


Danny Craig 97 (1981-84)
Ed McGrane 96 (1999-2002)
Gary Bishop 96 (1967-71)
Elias Godoy 94 (2002-2005)
Tony Lopilato 93 (1984-1987) [I think I went to high school with his son/nephew]
Rob Spath 92 (1980-83)
Jeff Daw 90 (1992-1995)
Bill Dohaney 90 (1984-1987)
Neil Donovan 88 (1991-1994)
Tom Mulligan 88 (1978-1981)
Randy Lebrasser 88 (1986-1989)
Andrew Martin, 88 (2002-2005)
Chris Bell, 86 (1996-1999)
David Vallorani 85 (2008-2011)
Riley Wetmore 84 (2009-2012)
Chris Bell 84 (2996-1999)
Joe Pendenza 80 (2010-2013)
Dan O'Connell 79 (1989-92)
Mike Opre 77 (1981-84)
Kory Falite 72 (2006-2009)
Don McCoy 67 (1980-1983)
Ian Herbert 58 (1990-1993)
Brendan Concannon 44 (1992-95)

Ken Kaiser (assumed yes, but can only find stats for his Junior year)
Tom Tidman ???
Barry Yeadon ???
John Costello ???
Chuck Sage ???
 
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UML Puck Hawk said:
Ken Kaiser (assumed yes, but can only find stats for his Junior year)
Tom Tidman ???
Barry Yeadon ???
John Costello ???
Chuck Sage ???
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Ken Kaiser 157
Tom Tidman 109
Barry Yeadon 72
John Costello 89
Chuck Sage 90
 
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boblav1 said:
ND 3-1 after two. The Hawks need to generate more scoring chances. They were out shot that period 21 to 7. Only 13 SOG through two periods. ND is doing a good job getting the puck out of their own zone. Hopefully they can come back in the third.
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Final 4-1 ND. Lowell 0 for 10 on the PP for the series.
 
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LTI Alum said:
With 2 weeks off after tonight, I hope our boys really bring it tonight. They could really enjoy Thanksgiving.:)
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It's hard to believe there's only 4 games left before the break (2x UConn, 2x MC).
 
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