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I wouldn't say outplaying but it was still a 1-1 game and past the half-way point of the 3rd period. A lucky bounce is all that would have been needed to swing the tide. We had trouble all night trying to get one past DeFilippo. When Whittet got tossed it certainly appeared that the Bears went back on their heels. It was bad enough that they were facing 1:13 of 5-on-3 time at that point... the bench minor just extended that. I won't say they gave up, but after the 1st PPG it was obvious they weren't going to get back in the game.
Welcome to the club of hating ECAC officiating.
Whenever I post in the scoreboard threads, it's pretty much to gripe about officiating.
No wonder you don't post in the RPI score threads when you're playing us.
In a word... yes. The bad part about it was that the intended recipient (McDonald) didn't even see it. Unfotunately, one of the linesmen did and tossed Whittet.
It's either us, or sit in the students section and expect respect.
As long as Red Cloud isn't in the student section, I'll take my chances there!
Wow. That's just embarrassing, really. Why wouldn't they move? I sincerely doubt a game against Brown was sold out (unless it was a Freakout game).
As for me, I sat in the upper deck of the TD Garden wearing a Rangers jersey a couple week ago, and incessantly heckled the Bruins fans surrounding me. I can handle a bunch of drunk college kids.
).It was the playoffs during spring break, and it wasn't even close to half-full. They probably didn't move because that seat is what their ticket said (don't get me started on why the box office people put them there and not behind the pole where we don't have to look at you visiting fans
I know I can handle myself around college students, and even have fun with it.
I love feel good stories like this. It's what makes the college game so special. What happens off the ice is far more important than what happens on it. Kudos to Bobby Farnham, the entire team and staff. You are making a huge difference in the life of this child, as I'm sure he is in yours as well.