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BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Warsofsky made his NHL debut last night for Bs. Tenth player from '09 team to play an NHL game. He made their opening night roster in 2012 but didn't dress and was then sent down. Don't think he'll be up long but quite an accomplishment especially for a kid from the Boston area.
Warsofsky made his NHL debut last night for Bs. Tenth player from '09 team to play an NHL game. He made their opening night roster in 2012 but didn't dress and was then sent down. Don't think he'll be up long but quite an accomplishment especially for a kid from the Boston area.
Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
They won't announce it just like they didn't for Bentley and it will actually be 2,700
They won't announce it just like they didn't for Bentley and it will actually be 2,700
Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
I'll just go with over what UMass had at their last home game.
http://www.collegehockeystats.net/1314/gamesheet/mdenuma1.d17
I'll just go with over what UMass had at their last home game.
http://www.collegehockeystats.net/1314/gamesheet/mdenuma1.d17
Friend_of_BU_Hockey
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
And I thought the UMASS attendance was a typo...
In looking at the 2nd half schedule, I don't see any game where attendance may approach 5K (assuming no major weather issues). My guesstimates are:
1/8 Dartmouth - 2900
1/24 Vermont - 4500
1/25 Vermont - 3800 (this is the 4pm game)
2/7 Lowell - 4400
2/15 UNH - 4900
2/28 Northeastern - 4500
And I thought the UMASS attendance was a typo...
In looking at the 2nd half schedule, I don't see any game where attendance may approach 5K (assuming no major weather issues). My guesstimates are:
1/8 Dartmouth - 2900
1/24 Vermont - 4500
1/25 Vermont - 3800 (this is the 4pm game)
2/7 Lowell - 4400
2/15 UNH - 4900
2/28 Northeastern - 4500
Nick Papagiorgio
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Are you sure that's not a women's game box score? That's ridiculous.
Pretty sad they only show up for BC or BU. I think 4 of their 5 all-time attendance figures are against BC or they were at one point in the last year or two. The other I believe was BU.
Are you sure that's not a women's game box score? That's ridiculous.
Pretty sad they only show up for BC or BU. I think 4 of their 5 all-time attendance figures are against BC or they were at one point in the last year or two. The other I believe was BU.
Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
For today's US Jr. National Team exhibition vs. Sweden, Danny O'Regan is centering the top line with Ryan Hartman and Nic Kerdiles, who was his left wing in 2012 when the U.S. won gold at the World U18s. Eichel is centering the second line and Grzelcyk is paired with BC's Ian McCoshen on defense.
For today's US Jr. National Team exhibition vs. Sweden, Danny O'Regan is centering the top line with Ryan Hartman and Nic Kerdiles, who was his left wing in 2012 when the U.S. won gold at the World U18s. Eichel is centering the second line and Grzelcyk is paired with BC's Ian McCoshen on defense.
You have to give UMass credit for annoucing the true attendence, it's a lot more than you can say for Maine and a lot of other teams.
Boston_E
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Are you predicting this is what they will announce, or what the real attendance will actually be?
Are you predicting this is what they will announce, or what the real attendance will actually be?
Boston_E
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
UMass offered to exchange unused tickets for that game for a future game due to the weather.
http://www.umassathletics.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/121713aaa.html
UMass offered to exchange unused tickets for that game for a future game due to the weather.
http://www.umassathletics.com/sports/m-hockey/spec-rel/121713aaa.html
Harry Cleverly
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Colby Cohen was good going forward, and sometimes very good and average on defense, and not always that. Problem was he didn't always work hard enough in his own end.
Shattenkirk was always a much more complete player, and deserved 1st team AA honors more.
Cohen did make 1st team AA, and that is a fact. Whether it was completely deserved is subject to debate.
Yes, it is often numbers which drive AA honors on defense. A player like Strait, a shutdown defender without the O numbers, simply does not get the same consideration.
Cohen had the honors, numbers and size that intrigued NHL scouts. So leaving when he did was a good time for him to go, before his defensive deficiencies were really found out against better players. He made it to The Show.
That he didn't stick is also telling.
Colby Cohen was good going forward, and sometimes very good and average on defense, and not always that. Problem was he didn't always work hard enough in his own end.
Shattenkirk was always a much more complete player, and deserved 1st team AA honors more.
Cohen did make 1st team AA, and that is a fact. Whether it was completely deserved is subject to debate.
Yes, it is often numbers which drive AA honors on defense. A player like Strait, a shutdown defender without the O numbers, simply does not get the same consideration.
Cohen had the honors, numbers and size that intrigued NHL scouts. So leaving when he did was a good time for him to go, before his defensive deficiencies were really found out against better players. He made it to The Show.
That he didn't stick is also telling.
Harry Cleverly
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Spang was a better all-around player than C.Cohen, but not as good as Shattenkirk, who didn't get 1st team AA honors.
I agree with your assessment of how defensemen are chosen for AA honors.
Spang was a better COLLEGE player than I think you care to admit. You don't necessarily have to be a top prospect to be a very good college player.
Spang was a better all-around player than C.Cohen, but not as good as Shattenkirk, who didn't get 1st team AA honors.
I agree with your assessment of how defensemen are chosen for AA honors.
Spang was a better COLLEGE player than I think you care to admit. You don't necessarily have to be a top prospect to be a very good college player.
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Boston_E
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I'm guessing these are not too far off... I'd say low 3's for Dartmouth... And a bit lower in the 4's for most of the others
sterlippo1
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Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
i was just gonna post that. Was school in session?
. Has Denver ever played before 428 before? and while we're at it, what's Frozen Fenway going to draw? I think your saturday will do good to get 20K which would be ok. It's UML's first time so that helps and the Mainahs always travel well . They travel better than they fill (or not fill) Alfond. Our's should be ok because there are ND lemmings everywhere and it's their first time
i was just gonna post that. Was school in session?
. Has Denver ever played before 428 before? and while we're at it, what's Frozen Fenway going to draw? I think your saturday will do good to get 20K which would be ok. It's UML's first time so that helps and the Mainahs always travel well . They travel better than they fill (or not fill) Alfond. Our's should be ok because there are ND lemmings everywhere and it's their first time
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mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
the christmas card was nice.
the christmas card was nice.
Re: BU 2013-2014: Ready to Quinn
Colby was drafted in June 2007--same as Shattenkirk--before arriving at BU. Quinn coached him for two years and when Colby turned pro with the Avs, Quinn was his coach at Lake Erie. Knew exactly what kind of player they were getting. So did the Bruins when they traded for him. Both organizations felt the offensive upside was worth taking a chance that he'd improve enough at the other end.
Colby was drafted in June 2007--same as Shattenkirk--before arriving at BU. Quinn coached him for two years and when Colby turned pro with the Avs, Quinn was his coach at Lake Erie. Knew exactly what kind of player they were getting. So did the Bruins when they traded for him. Both organizations felt the offensive upside was worth taking a chance that he'd improve enough at the other end.
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