The Amonte McEachren Tzachuk team. I stood next to some Michigan parent in the balcony next to the radio booth and he says “this arena is a joke “ and I said “so is your team”. I was so happy with myself. Now there was a rink with a home advantage!
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The Amonte McEachren Tzachuk team. I stood next to some Michigan parent in the balcony next to the radio booth and he says “this arena is a joke “ and I said “so is your team”. I was so happy with myself. Now there was a rink with a home advantage!
No pregame party for BU folks somewhere?
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That *was* a really great weekend.
That *was* a really great weekend.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Mookie was....
Sean Pickett
2009 NCAA Champions
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Game two was even worse for Michigan, as BU took a 1-0 lead 3:23 into the first on a goal by Koskimaki and doubled it at 12:47 of the period when Darin MacDonald got his second of the season. In the second BU pounded Michigan with 14 shots on 20 attempts, with 5 going into the net. Tomlinson started it at 3:02 of the period and Tony Amonte followed up just 1:27 later with a powerplay goal to make it 4-0. That was the end of the night for Michigan goalie Steve Shields who was replaced by Chris Gordon (who had played game one), The goalie change was for naught, as BU pumped in three goals in a span of 1:03 in the middle of the period. At 9:32 Ed Ronan scored 4x4, just 24 seconds later Dion scored 4x4 with assists from the Bavis brothers (RIP Mark) and 39 seconds later Sacco finished off the barrage. Amonte finished off the scoring for BU with a shorthanded goal at 4:39 to make it 8-0, before Michigan finally got one 1:08 later for the 8-1 final.
Sean
Yes, it was. After 12 days off BU came out flying in the first period of the first game with 25 total shot attempts, 16 on goal and 3 goals, while holding Michigan to 6 shots on 8 attempts. David Tomlinson scored the first goal at 7:04 from Petteri Koskimaki and Scott Cashman (RIP). David Sacco scored unassisted at 12:15 and Keith Tkachuk scored from Shawn McEachern at 13:54 for the 3-0 lead. Although Michigan put a little more pressure on BU the next two periods it was pretty much game over. The Wolverines finally scored with 2:44 left in the game, but Tom Dion countered that with an unassisted goal with 39 seconds left in the game.That *was* a really great weekend.
Game two was even worse for Michigan, as BU took a 1-0 lead 3:23 into the first on a goal by Koskimaki and doubled it at 12:47 of the period when Darin MacDonald got his second of the season. In the second BU pounded Michigan with 14 shots on 20 attempts, with 5 going into the net. Tomlinson started it at 3:02 of the period and Tony Amonte followed up just 1:27 later with a powerplay goal to make it 4-0. That was the end of the night for Michigan goalie Steve Shields who was replaced by Chris Gordon (who had played game one), The goalie change was for naught, as BU pumped in three goals in a span of 1:03 in the middle of the period. At 9:32 Ed Ronan scored 4x4, just 24 seconds later Dion scored 4x4 with assists from the Bavis brothers (RIP Mark) and 39 seconds later Sacco finished off the barrage. Amonte finished off the scoring for BU with a shorthanded goal at 4:39 to make it 8-0, before Michigan finally got one 1:08 later for the 8-1 final.
Sean
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Ha! Those names!! I actually missed this series. I was in Florida and I remember going to the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach on Saturday and calling the press box from a pay phone to get the score so I would know if I was traveling to St. Paul the next weekend. That was when there was only a week between the NCAAs and the Final Four.
Ha! Those names!! I actually missed this series. I was in Florida and I remember going to the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach on Saturday and calling the press box from a pay phone to get the score so I would know if I was traveling to St. Paul the next weekend. That was when there was only a week between the NCAAs and the Final Four.
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Sean.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, Sean.
Sean Pickett
2009 NCAA Champions
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Last week I asked the following:
Sean
Last week I asked the following:
defkit correctly guessed Tom Poti, who was second on the list, but no one tried for first. The player first on the list was mentioned in my post about the 1991 NCAA quarterfinal series vs Michigan.
Sean
buoldtimer
The social ramble ain't restful
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David Sacco, 1988-89?
David Sacco, 1988-89?
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He wasn't a defenseman. But Tom Dion was!
He wasn't a defenseman. But Tom Dion was!
buoldtimer
The social ramble ain't restful
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In 1988-89 Sacco scored 14 goals to go along with 29 assists in 35 games. As I recall, he spent that season on defense.
In 1988-89 Sacco scored 14 goals to go along with 29 assists in 35 games. As I recall, he spent that season on defense.
Sean Pickett
2009 NCAA Champions
Re: BU season thread volume 3.1 cause board/priceless/tippycanoe deleted ours
Sean
Correct, it was David Sacco; however, he only played 21 games on defense for the season with 6-19-25 totals for 1.19 ppg. David came to BU from Medford after playing forward his freshman year and defense the next three and the 1988-89 BU media guide lists him as defense/forward. Coach Parker started him on defense, where he played the first 16 games. He was then moved to second line right wing for 1 game, missed the next game, and then played two games on the first line at right wing with Mike Sullivan at center and Shawn McEachern on left wing. After going back to defense for 2 games, he was reunited for 8 more games with Sullivan and McEachern, now the second line, before playing another 3 games at defense. He finished the season playing the final three games on the first line at right wing with his brother Joe on left wing and David Tomlinson at center. He had 8-10-18 in 14 games at forward for 1.286 ppg and the McEachern-Sullivan-D. Sacco line had 13-24-37 in its 10 games together.
Sean
Re: BU season thread volume 3.1 cause board/priceless/tippycanoe deleted ours
And then there's this.
Raise your hand if you knew that David Sacco was the second leading scorer in BU Hockey History.
Player Years Goals Assists Points
John Cullen 1983–87 98 143 241
David Sacco 1989–93 74 143 217
Chris Drury 1994–98 113 101 214
Rick Meagher 1973–77 90 120 210
Mike Eruzione 1973–77 92 116 208
Shawn McEachern 1988–91 79 107 186
David Tomlinson 1987–91 77 102 179
Mark Fidler 1977–81 77 101 178
Mike Kelfer 1985–89 83 89 172
Mike Hyndman 1967–70 52 119 171
And then there's this.
Raise your hand if you knew that David Sacco was the second leading scorer in BU Hockey History.
Player Years Goals Assists Points
John Cullen 1983–87 98 143 241
David Sacco 1989–93 74 143 217
Chris Drury 1994–98 113 101 214
Rick Meagher 1973–77 90 120 210
Mike Eruzione 1973–77 92 116 208
Shawn McEachern 1988–91 79 107 186
David Tomlinson 1987–91 77 102 179
Mark Fidler 1977–81 77 101 178
Mike Kelfer 1985–89 83 89 172
Mike Hyndman 1967–70 52 119 171
defkit
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Re: BU season thread volume 3.1 cause board/priceless/tippycanoe deleted ours
I know you won't be surprised that I raised my hand
And then there's this.
Raise your hand if you knew that David Sacco was the second leading scorer in BU Hockey History.
Player Years Goals Assists Points
John Cullen 1983–87 98 143 241
David Sacco 1989–93 74 143 217
Chris Drury 1994–98 113 101 214
Rick Meagher 1973–77 90 120 210
Mike Eruzione 1973–77 92 116 208
Shawn McEachern 1988–91 79 107 186
David Tomlinson 1987–91 77 102 179
Mark Fidler 1977–81 77 101 178
Mike Kelfer 1985–89 83 89 172
Mike Hyndman 1967–70 52 119 171
I know you won't be surprised that I raised my hand
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