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Boston University season thread - strike 3! last man there turn out the lights.

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They seem to just rank the Top 35 Goalies, and what we are looking at right now is the midseason rankings. Maguire was 28th on the 2012 final rankings after being left off the midseason ones, and in 2011 O'Connor finished 25th after a midseason 24th. Despite that Maguire was drafted and O'Connor was not.

Based on just that and no inside information whatsoever if this kid is actually a 2+2 that is a huge get, if we are instead going to be giving 3 of our 18 scholarships to goalies in 14/15 and 15/16 I will be less thrilled.

OK so if he is "ranked" in a similar manner to Maguire and OC, then he sounds like a good sign.... Especially if he is coming in as a 2+2 guide.
 
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OK so if he is "ranked" in a similar manner to Maguire and OC, then he sounds like a good sign.... Especially if he is coming in as a 2+2 guide.

More than any other position, goalies are a crapshoot.You'll recall a pair of scholarship goalies, Gillespie and Siewic, lost the job to recruited walk-on John Curry, who managed to become a two-time All-American and HE Player of the Year. For the 2006 recruit class, Quinn reportedly had his choice of Brett Bennett and Joe Palmer, the two NTDP goalies. Neither had particularly good college careers. We'll see.
 
O'Connor confirmed out for season. Hole in his lung didn't heal on its own so he had surgery today. Long term prognosis is good though.
 
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O'Connor confirmed out for season. Hole in his lung didn't heal on its own so he had surgery today. Long term prognosis is good though.

ewing theory, engaged!


:D
 
More than any other position, goalies are a crapshoot.You'll recall a pair of scholarship goalies, Gillespie and Siewic, lost the job to recruited walk-on John Curry, who managed to become a two-time All-American and HE Player of the Year. For the 2006 recruit class, Quinn reportedly had his choice of Brett Bennett and Joe Palmer, the two NTDP goalies. Neither had particularly good college careers. We'll see.

Yup... And thus you can't have too many goalies!
 
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Do they know if it was a result of something hockey related? I'm assuming it was as it doesn't sound like something that just happens out of nowhere, but I'm no doctor. Would be even scarier if it had nothing to do with hockey.
 
Do they know if it was a result of something hockey related? I'm assuming it was as it doesn't sound like something that just happens out of nowhere, but I'm no doctor. Would be even scarier if it had nothing to do with hockey.

I'd blame an Eagle cheap shot, but the timeline is all wrong. :)
 
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Do they know if it was a result of something hockey related? I'm assuming it was as it doesn't sound like something that just happens out of nowhere, but I'm no doctor. Would be even scarier if it had nothing to do with hockey.

Nothing has been said about cause that I've read. I don't know a thing about the topic, but I find it difficult to see how a hole in the lung could develop as a direct result of hockey. If I had to make a very uneducated guess, a genetic or birth defect that never was noticed or reared its head, and was exacerbated over time by physical and cardiovascular activity (ie, playing hockey.)
 
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Chris Bourque cut by the Bruins today. Who's Felger gonna pick on now?
 
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Pandolfo? ;)

And felger is a bu guy

Bourque is a good ahl player but not a fit at the nhl level
 
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Geez, I see Charlie Coyle has been playing for the Wild and has a couple goals already. Just over a year after leaving. None of us were fans of how he left mid-season, but it sure doesn't look good that he wasn't blossoming under Parker, when he clearly had the talent.
 
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Totally. He would have been better off staying and getting his degree. But I think everybody knew that but him.

Even if he took 8 years. He would have been a perfect fit to play Blutarsky in BU Hockey Animal House had he stuck around to enjoy all the festivities of the past few years over there.
 
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I'd blame an Eagle cheap shot, but the timeline is all wrong. :)

Didn't Buffalo play in Boston recently? :D

Geez, I see Charlie Coyle has been playing for the Wild and has a couple goals already. Just over a year after leaving. None of us were fans of how he left mid-season, but it sure doesn't look good that he wasn't blossoming under Parker, when he clearly had the talent.

Come on we know Coyle isn't that good. I read about it here daily last year.
 
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Come on we know Coyle isn't that good. I read about it here daily last year.

Side note - as a dad of a kid that plays (very early - will be a Squirt next season), it's refreshing to see that someone who played at Weymouth High for at least a couple seasons can complete in the NHL. Not that I expect my son to get that far, or even college hockey for that matter.

Side note to the side note: for those who may recall my post awhile back about running into former Clarkson goalie Chris Rogles - he is going to be my son's coach next year. I'm thrilled - he's a great guy. I'll have to promise not to wear any Amonte gear around him - may put him into a bad mood. :D:D:D
 
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