You can only play who's on your schedule.
Why? Carl Rove didn't, nor did Dick Morris and their predictions were....oh, wait, never mind.D2D;5569369 I'll admit BC has a good team this year said:But if you're going to debate, at least throw in a few facts once in a while, instead of just opinions and grand proclamations! [/B]
Exactly.
But you say the WCHA is "incredibly weak" this year? Overall the record for WCHA teams against non-conference opponents is 24-8-1. So not too weak.
Lindenwood is in that hope number of wins right.....WCHA needs to play more than the bottom or new D1 Teams.
... but enough about BC.But then again, the East has its fair share of "bottom" teams that the others build up their records on also...
Okay there Mr. "Let's stop throwing around opinions and grand proclamations." Why do your opinions and grand proclamations carry so much weight and mine mean nothing? More of that classic midwestern elitism Joe and I noticed when we first started posting here.Exactly.
But you say the WCHA is "incredibly weak" this year? Overall the record for WCHA teams against non-conference opponents is 24-8-1. So not too weak.
I'll admit BC has a good team this year, and anything can happen in March. I've been around hockey a long time and I know that. But if you're going to debate, at least throw in a few facts once in a while, instead of just opinions and grand proclamations!
P.S. Here's a little example of what I'm talking about. In BC's only series against a WCHA opponent this year, they split. Not a huge accomplishment for the Eagles, as that team is in the bottom half of our league. And that team IS down quite a bit from most previous years, so what does that tell you?
THANK YOU. How great must it feel to beat up on terrible teams every week? Play in a tough league top to bottom like Hockey East where there are NO breaks and parity freaking ABOUNDS and you wouldn't be so high and mighty with that record you have against awful teams.Lindenwood is in that hope number of wins right.....WCHA needs to play more than the bottom or new D1 Teams.
That's just ridiculous, where are you getting this nonsense from? Oh that's right, your typical MIDWESTERN ELETEISM where if they are west of Lake Huron they must be somehow SUPER T3H AWESOMEZ because of where they are on a map.Shhhh! You weren't supposed to notice that, Joe!
But then again, the East has its fair share of "bottom" teams that the others build up their records on also...
It won't even be DIFFICULT. #playrealteamsthenwewilltalk
Okay there Mr. "Let's stop throwing around opinions and grand proclamations." Why do your opinions and grand proclamations carry so much weight and mine mean nothing? More of that classic midwestern elitism Joe and I noticed when we first started posting here.
Play some tougher competition to better manage the expectations of your team. Otherwise you're in for a hell of a rude awakening in March for those of you who can't take off the Goldy Glasses.
My view of the future says the WCHA for women will implode like it did on the Men's side.
Holy small sample size, Batman... Geez in a world of stat cherry pickers, you are the king of all stat cherry pickers.Head-to-head competition:
vs. UNH:
BC is 1-1-1. Total goals for/against: 12-7
MN went 2-0. Total goals for/against: 14-2
vs. UMD
BC went 1-1. Total goals for/against: 5-5
MN went 2-0. Total goals for/against: 8-1
(The Gophers played both series away from home, while BC was at home for 3 of their games)
P.S. Still waiting for some facts from the math major! But now knowing that you also studied philosophy, I do understand your penchant for making grand proclaimations, the latest being, "The rest of you enlightened few can clearly see it coming like the rest of us." Eastern elitism at its finest!
Well of course, whenever *I* say something, it's all opinion and conjecture. When *you* say something OHHHHH FACTTTTTTS OHHHH NUMBERS WHAT I'M SAYING IS UNIMPEACHABLE.You disappoint once more, Grant. All opinion and conjecture, not based on any factual information whatsoever. I could go down the same list of teams and argue the opposite, and my opinions would be just as valid. How could that be, you might ask? Because either way it's just personal opinion, with nothing to back it up!
Take a look at actual results of games pitting WCHA teams against Hockey East teams. As a math major you should understand that the numbers don't lie!
1) You have not used game results in your argument. All you keep saying is "USE GAME RESULTS IN YOUR ARGUMENT! You aren't using game results in your argument but I *WOULD* use game results in *MY* argument and therefore you are wrong!" While, obviously, NOT using game results.Tony, if you want to take a stab at some objectivity for a change, try using some ACTUAL GAME RESULTS to prove your point. That's what I've done all along. All you've been able to come up with is "my team is better than your team, and my conference is better than your conference, because I SAY SO!"
P.S. Your favorite team, Boston University, managed a tie against UMD today. By your estimation above, BU SHOULD have won in a LANDSLIDE. But once again ACTUAL GAME RESULTS prove your opinion to be incorrect.
=TonyTheTiger20;5570859]What, do you think there's some kind of tear in space time that improves female hockey players west of a certain longitude?I knew there had to be a reason. Thanks Tony.
Some good laughs here. Kind of reminds me of the early days of the infamous Brown thread.
The Founding Fathers knew that when they wrote "All Men Are Created Equal" into our great Constitution and no matter how much you listen to the mainstream AKA LAMESTREAM media, that isn't going to change.Would that be the same great Constitution that your successive administrations, regardless of stripe, just ignore for their political convenience without much clamouring from the sheeple? Or is there another one that I'm not aware of...sort of like, two sets of books?
Anyway, your comment brought back a fond high school memory that has revisited me many times. We had an English Lit teacher in grade 12...below his station I always thought...a large rotund man very much in the vein of the classical "Philosopher" type whose style and mannerisms were very much suited to philosophical pontificating but I mean that in a very complimentary way...he really did try to expand his students' consciousness...very little Eng lit was taught/discussed as I recall.
Although I can't recall the topic, one day while he was attempting to expose the class to some higher forms of thought than it was normally used to he made a comment to which I objected by raising my hand from the back of the room and asking quite confidently, "but Mr. "***", isn't it true that all men are created equal?"
As the rest of my classmates turned to look at me as if in anticipation of a confrontation that I had been stupid enough to ask for by even questioning anything that he said, since he was way above our intellectual pay grade, he gazed steadily at me while allowing a pregnant pause to fill the room amid the silence of anticipation while he collected his thoughts, very surprised that anyone had been paying attention and had actually challenged him. Finally, and very slowly and deliberately, while maintaining constant eye contact with me he said "yes, it IS true that all men are created equal. It's just that, SOME, are a little more EQUAL than others."