Governors or bust.....
Cookie Monster on the way out the door
Funny, but I was thinking the same was true from a Merrimack perspective. The Warriors DO NOT matchup well with BC (way too much speed) nor with UNH. Maine might have been a good matchup (goalie situation is a mess up in Orono) and the Black Bears skidded into home ice.No offense to the 'Mac, but this is about as favorable a match up as we were going to get.
And this shall be NESN's friday night game.
Bingo. Friday's game's at 7:30 on NESN.
As you point out, BU is not the powerhouse of "old" (or even last year) and only finished 2 points ahead of Merrimack, not 30 as they did in 1998). Also, with the Warriors beating the Terriers this year and scoringThis is not the BU powerhouse of old. Remember, the Terriers only finshed 2 points above MC in the standings. I think the Warriors can take advantage of BU's "offensive D" and end up with some odd man rushes. BU has more scoring balance, but if Cannata is on (last BC game notwithstanding) I like MC's chances. Let's have a repeat of '98 - 'Mack in 3 games.![]()
BU in two, Merrimack's road record is the complete opposite of its home record.
anything of interest from practice this week?!?
As you point out, BU is not the powerhouse of "old" (or even last year) and only finished 2 points ahead of Merrimack, not 30 as they did in 1998). Also, with the Warriors beating the Terriers this year and scoring
14 goals in 3 games I think BU will be ready for Merrimack.
Sean
Wrong
BU scored 15 goals in 3 games...if you take the two empty netters away that's 13 in 3 games. The Warriors scored 14 in 3 games and if I'm not mistaken no empty netters.
I think the teams have seen a lot of each other and I dont expect playing on the road will present a problem.
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You say he's wrong and then agree with everything he said? OK...
Parker paid good money for those goals
gotta give BU credit where it's due...15 goals not 14
Parker paid good money for those goals
Parker paid good money for those goals