MICZamboni
Mr. Know It All
Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
No, the goalie did not push the puck all the way in.
No, the goalie did not push the puck all the way in.
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Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
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Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
Sorry, Northerner - but I have to agree with MICZamboni. VERY reliable source was on the goal-line with his camera ready to photo the game winner, says it stopped dead after hitting the cross bar.
Sorry, Northerner - but I have to agree with MICZamboni. VERY reliable source was on the goal-line with his camera ready to photo the game winner, says it stopped dead after hitting the cross bar.
MICZamboni
Mr. Know It All
Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
Thats exactly what it did. I was on the line as well.
Thats exactly what it did. I was on the line as well.
Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
3-1 Saints over the Knights at the end of the first. Shots 9-9.
Goals by Fernandez (PP), Bero, Goldsmith and Waldie (PP, though i thought it was already over?)
Clarkson started slow while the Saints came out fast, they look pretty good tonight, but the Knights are picking it up.
Also, Neumann is in net tonight. Smart idea of the coaches to finally rotate the goalies(!)....Its about time the cute couple got the hint from Minnesota. No point in stocking your roster with top notch goalies if you aren't gonna play them.
3-1 Saints over the Knights at the end of the first. Shots 9-9.
Goals by Fernandez (PP), Bero, Goldsmith and Waldie (PP, though i thought it was already over?)
Clarkson started slow while the Saints came out fast, they look pretty good tonight, but the Knights are picking it up.
Also, Neumann is in net tonight. Smart idea of the coaches to finally rotate the goalies(!)....Its about time the cute couple got the hint from Minnesota. No point in stocking your roster with top notch goalies if you aren't gonna play them.
Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
Its about time the cute couple got the hint from Minnesota. QUOTE]
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Frost has the sense to play the goalies he recruits. Wish the Clarkson couple would catch on...tho this problem dates back to when Seeley was in charge. He had the weirdest goalie tactics ever.
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Capt. Morgan
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Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
Have to give SLU credit for this win. Despite Dahm not able to play because of illness, the Saints played arguably their best period of hockey in the first. Of Clarkson's 9 shots, the majority came from the blue line and were pretty routine saves. Much different look than the game in Cheel back in October....
As for Neumann in net, I thought she handled herself well for her first collegiate action. Though I don't think Dahm would've given up the 4th goal, the three first period goals were pretty solid. Clarkson looked much much better in the final two periods, but SLU was able to keep Selina/Baribeau/Thibault and company from creating much room to shoot.
It still looks like the road to the ECAC Hockey title runs through Potsdam, but this could be a season-salvaging win for St. Lawrence.
Have to give SLU credit for this win. Despite Dahm not able to play because of illness, the Saints played arguably their best period of hockey in the first. Of Clarkson's 9 shots, the majority came from the blue line and were pretty routine saves. Much different look than the game in Cheel back in October....
As for Neumann in net, I thought she handled herself well for her first collegiate action. Though I don't think Dahm would've given up the 4th goal, the three first period goals were pretty solid. Clarkson looked much much better in the final two periods, but SLU was able to keep Selina/Baribeau/Thibault and company from creating much room to shoot.
It still looks like the road to the ECAC Hockey title runs through Potsdam, but this could be a season-salvaging win for St. Lawrence.
Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
A very disappointing end to the regular season for Clarkson fans after a great run most of the way....only to have the regular season title slip away on the final weekend.
Now it looks like Clarkson may have to win the ECAC playoff title to advance, or if they can not do so, hope that Harvard wins it
--perhaps a quite unpleasant and shocking thought for their faithful!
A very disappointing end to the regular season for Clarkson fans after a great run most of the way....only to have the regular season title slip away on the final weekend.
Now it looks like Clarkson may have to win the ECAC playoff title to advance, or if they can not do so, hope that Harvard wins it
--perhaps a quite unpleasant and shocking thought for their faithful!
ARM
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Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
They aren't in awful shape in the PairWise, ranking #6 both there and in the RPI. The two teams sitting behind them, Connecticut and Northeastern, meet this weekend, so one of them won't be in any position to gain ground. Given #2 seed Clarkson appears headed for a semi matchup with #3 Harvard, I don't think they'll be rooting for the Crimson quite yet.Now it looks like Clarkson may have to win the ECAC playoff title to advance, or if they can not do so, hope that Harvard wins it
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You're far more knowledgeable about these things than I am. However, it seems to me that there is a reasonable chance that the playoff champions of all three leagues may conceivably be teams not currently ranked above Clarkson. That is especially true for Hockey East and the ECAC. So my thinking was that #6 ranking might not be sufficient if 3 lower ranked teams manage to earn the autobids. Of course, I concede I have no idea how the impact of the playoff game results will further affect rankings up or down from here on in, which is where my logic is possibly faulty.
First of all, I don't think a Clarkson/Harvard matchup is a certainty. SLU could conceivably take Clarkson out early, as Clarkson did not end the year strong. This is a big rivalry and should be closely contested.
However, let's assume Clarkson does eliminate SLU. If Clarkson were to then beat Harvard (or Princeton), only to then lose to Cornell (or someone else) is it not true that they could still fail to advance to NCAAs--assuming that UNH and either UMD/Minn don't win their leagues?
Harvard is the only ECAC team ranked ahead of Clarkson. So, even if Harvard was to beat Clarkson and then went on to win the ECAC, it would not affect Clarkson's chances of advancing too (assuming they remained ranked #6)--no matter who else happens to win the other two leagues.
Obviously, Clarkson fans will want to cheer for Clarkson to win as long as they can, to the league title and beyond. But if they can't claim the ECAC themselves, anyone other than Harvard winning could very well spell trouble for making the Final 8.
Right or wrong?
They aren't in awful shape in the PairWise, ranking #6 both there and in the RPI. The two teams sitting behind them, Connecticut and Northeastern, meet this weekend, so one of them won't be in any position to gain ground. Given #2 seed Clarkson appears headed for a semi matchup with #3 Harvard, I don't think they'll be rooting for the Crimson quite yet.
You're far more knowledgeable about these things than I am. However, it seems to me that there is a reasonable chance that the playoff champions of all three leagues may conceivably be teams not currently ranked above Clarkson. That is especially true for Hockey East and the ECAC. So my thinking was that #6 ranking might not be sufficient if 3 lower ranked teams manage to earn the autobids. Of course, I concede I have no idea how the impact of the playoff game results will further affect rankings up or down from here on in, which is where my logic is possibly faulty.
First of all, I don't think a Clarkson/Harvard matchup is a certainty. SLU could conceivably take Clarkson out early, as Clarkson did not end the year strong. This is a big rivalry and should be closely contested.
However, let's assume Clarkson does eliminate SLU. If Clarkson were to then beat Harvard (or Princeton), only to then lose to Cornell (or someone else) is it not true that they could still fail to advance to NCAAs--assuming that UNH and either UMD/Minn don't win their leagues?
Harvard is the only ECAC team ranked ahead of Clarkson. So, even if Harvard was to beat Clarkson and then went on to win the ECAC, it would not affect Clarkson's chances of advancing too (assuming they remained ranked #6)--no matter who else happens to win the other two leagues.
Obviously, Clarkson fans will want to cheer for Clarkson to win as long as they can, to the league title and beyond. But if they can't claim the ECAC themselves, anyone other than Harvard winning could very well spell trouble for making the Final 8.
Right or wrong?
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Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
You're right that there is a larger chance than usual of three teams below Clarkson at 6th in the PWR winning their leagues. However, I think there's still a high probability that at least one team out of UMD/Minnesota/UNH/Harvard will win a conference title next week.
Let's say there's a 75% chance UMD or Minnesota win the WCHA, there's a 25% chance UNH wins Hockey East, and a 25% chance Harvard or Clarkson win the ECAC. Then there's only a 14% none of those events happen & Clarkson misses NCAAs. (we can quibble with individual numbers, but that's in the ballpark I think)
You're right that there is a larger chance than usual of three teams below Clarkson at 6th in the PWR winning their leagues. However, I think there's still a high probability that at least one team out of UMD/Minnesota/UNH/Harvard will win a conference title next week.
Let's say there's a 75% chance UMD or Minnesota win the WCHA, there's a 25% chance UNH wins Hockey East, and a 25% chance Harvard or Clarkson win the ECAC. Then there's only a 14% none of those events happen & Clarkson misses NCAAs. (we can quibble with individual numbers, but that's in the ballpark I think)
gotice
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Re: Clarkson Golden Knights 2010
Cheel arena was rocking tonight with a nice win by the lady Knights over SLU. The team looked like their old self today. Five different players scored to lead the Knights to a 5-0 win in the first playoff game. Dahm made a fantastic save in the 3rd to hold onto the shut out (9th of the season).
Cheel arena was rocking tonight with a nice win by the lady Knights over SLU. The team looked like their old self today. Five different players scored to lead the Knights to a 5-0 win in the first playoff game. Dahm made a fantastic save in the 3rd to hold onto the shut out (9th of the season).
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