Re: Boston University Part IV: Off-Season or New Season?
As to casual rooting interest here on out, BC, Miami, and Yale already are toast. The only surviving one-seed are the Sioux and they have to get by Denver this afternoon. I like UNH fans and the Whitt, so would be glad for them if the Wildcats make it all the way. They'll have to play better than they did Saturday, though. That game was a snore till the third period.
Hockey East has won three in row, but unless NH gets past Notre Dame (and wins two more), that streak will be over. I was in Manchester yesterday and thought Merrimack outplayed the Irish most of the game, and even more so in OT. That last ND goal was a real fluke. It wasn't even a shot on net, just a hard sweep check on the MC puck-carrier that trickled in off the inside of Cantana's skate.THockey East has less of the inferiority complex problem, but it's still the case that Western teams think that their god's gift to college hockey. So because of that, while I want to see BU succeed in every way possible, including beating BC, there's no way that I'm rooting for one of those teams to beat an ECAC or Hockey East team.
As to casual rooting interest here on out, BC, Miami, and Yale already are toast. The only surviving one-seed are the Sioux and they have to get by Denver this afternoon. I like UNH fans and the Whitt, so would be glad for them if the Wildcats make it all the way. They'll have to play better than they did Saturday, though. That game was a snore till the third period.