CC thumped North Dakota….again! So, solo 2 in PWR. A successful weekend after all was said and done.
- The Grandson just finds a way to get pucks into the net. A good attribute, that.
A few thoughts on last night's game:
It will be interesting how it goes down if we see the Friars in the HE Tournament
BU Hockey: Home Stretch
A few thoughts on last night's game:
- I'm glad that Jay juggled the lines….
Didn’t the last guy get reamed for don’t this? Not allowing peeps to gel?
Say what you want about this team about not being perfect - they certainly are not - but they have stayed in every game whether they are playing good, badly, or somewhere in between. They have yet to take a night off effort wise. I certainly expect more consistency at this point in the season with the players they have. We’re in the tournament and most likely we are one of the 1 seeds. All that matters now is how the team plays in the 2 tournaments, especially the NCAA. I have a feeling BC could be on the menu at least once. The team is certainly capable, they just need to perform in those situations.
As much as wanted BC to lose today, there is a silver lining. UMass dropped to 15 in the PWR. Since they host the regional in Springfield and have to be placed there, it makes it easier to put BU and BC in the 2 eastern regionals if UMass doesn’t make it in.
UMass actually has a better chance at a 3 seed than they do of not making it at all. That being said how would you like this regional. 2 BU 7 Quinnipiac 9-12 UMass and 15 Holy Cross. Holy Cross is red hot at 23 PWR and is likely even better than 25 RIT. The CCHA is ranked lower and is likely the 16 seed to play BC in Providence.
HEA could get 5 teams in easily so a 1-4 matchup would be allowed.
Technically, yes. But I don’t think they would. There are other options they can take to avoid it. Just my opinion.
Isn’t the ncaa guideline that they don’t schedule inter-conference matchups, UNLESS they have 4 (or is it 5?, 6?) teams in the field??
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Latest bracketology on USCHO looks about as good as it gets. BU-RIT and Maine-WMU Without UMass in the picture, it’s a clear path to Springfield with RIT in the first round with the winner facing a Maine-Western Michigan winner. I know there’s a bit to go, but I like this one with some of the other possibilities that might pop up. Negatives - first game may lack motivation. we beat Western last year - they will want us bad. I don’t like facing conference rivals in the tournament, but it may not be able to be avoided this year (0-1 vs Maine all time in Regionals, but we did have that big win once upon a time at the next level) Debate