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Colgate 2014-15

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Good Win Colgate !!!!! Congrats .....
Here is hoping you make the final 4 ....
We are off to destroy the Turds from Troy next week ....
We are down but will be back .... we have great great freshmen and next years recruiting class is first rate ....
 
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We absolutely stole two points from the Dutchmen tonight. But the $64,000 question is: have we seen Spiro play his final game for the Raiders?

I have a video of the hit on Spiro, but it will have to wait until tomorrow, as I must drive back to Boston now.

Hope not; that is one special kid, and I mean that in terms of talent.
 
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Hope not; that is one special kid, and I mean that in terms of talent.

As I have said in my previous post, I have a video of the hit on Spiro Goulakos, from my own point of view. He clearly got hurt on that play. I didn't get the aftermath of the hit, but he was slow to get up, and two of our players had to help him off the ice. But what REALLY angered me was that the Union player didn't get called for a penalty on the play! Not long after the hit, we get called for a penalty (making it 4x4), and Union scores on the 4x4 to take a 2-0 lead. At that point I thought this game was going to turn into an ugly train wreck.

Then the second period. Absolute penalty parade. And even worse, Darcy Murphy committed ANOTHER contact-to-the-head penalty, getting yet ANOTHER Game DQ. Given our luck (and possibly due to this being a 2nd offense), I won't be surprised to see him get further discipline. But Ugh! Now we're down two players for the rest of the game? At the 2nd intermission, I thought we still had a chance, because we were only down 2-1. Then the 3rd period starts, and Union scores 30 seconds into the period, still on a major power play. I start thinking it's gonna be a long night. Then the comeback. In just 3:35 of game time, we score 3 unanswered goals to take a 4-3 lead. The 3rd and 4th Colgate goals were only 12 seconds apart! Talk about a sudden turn of events! But it wasn't over just yet. Union tied it 4-4 with a goal that came almost immediately after an offensive zone faceoff. Then the Spink twins put us up for good, just like they did at Clarkson. The Cornwall line (Spink-Spink-Baun) remains a force to be reckoned with.

This was one of the best games I've ever seen since I started following Colgate hockey back in 2005. Okay, last March's win in Lake Placid remains my favorite, but this game ranks #2 for me right now. Other mumbo jumbo from the game: I got there about 45 minutes before puck drop, and only standing room tickets remained. The rink was still somewhat empty when I entered it, but by the start of the game, it was full. In fact, attendance for last night's game was higher than it was for Union-Cornell the night before! Fortunately I was able to find a section of Colgate fans and band with them. When Joe Wilson scored his first goal, he immediately turned around and pumped his fists at us. We made our presence felt.

Lastly, Union has strobe lights now that go off only when they score? Not cool. What if someone gets an epileptic seizure? At least it's not our problem.
 
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As I have said in my previous post, I have a video of the hit on Spiro Goulakos, from my own point of view. He clearly got hurt on that play. I didn't get the aftermath of the hit, but he was slow to get up, and two of our players had to help him off the ice. But what REALLY angered me was that the Union player didn't get called for a penalty on the play! Not long after the hit, we get called for a penalty (making it 4x4), and Union scores on the 4x4 to take a 2-0 lead. At that point I thought this game was going to turn into an ugly train wreck.

Then the second period. Absolute penalty parade. And even worse, Darcy Murphy committed ANOTHER contact-to-the-head penalty, getting yet ANOTHER Game DQ. Given our luck (and possibly due to this being a 2nd offense), I won't be surprised to see him get further discipline. But Ugh! Now we're down two players for the rest of the game? At the 2nd intermission, I thought we still had a chance, because we were only down 2-1. Then the 3rd period starts, and Union scores 30 seconds into the period, still on a major power play. I start thinking it's gonna be a long night. Then the comeback. In just 3:35 of game time, we score 3 unanswered goals to take a 4-3 lead. The 3rd and 4th Colgate goals were only 12 seconds apart! Talk about a sudden turn of events! But it wasn't over just yet. Union tied it 4-4 with a goal that came almost immediately after an offensive zone faceoff. Then the Spink twins put us up for good, just like they did at Clarkson. The Cornwall line (Spink-Spink-Baun) remains a force to be reckoned with.

This was one of the best games I've ever seen since I started following Colgate hockey back in 2005. Okay, last March's win in Lake Placid remains my favorite, but this game ranks #2 for me right now. Other mumbo jumbo from the game: I got there about 45 minutes before puck drop, and only standing room tickets remained. The rink was still somewhat empty when I entered it, but by the start of the game, it was full. In fact, attendance for last night's game was higher than it was for Union-Cornell the night before! Fortunately I was able to find a section of Colgate fans and band with them. When Joe Wilson scored his first goal, he immediately turned around and pumped his fists at us. We made our presence felt.

Lastly, Union has strobe lights now that go off only when they score? Not cool. What if someone gets an epileptic seizure? At least it's not our problem.

Union's a bunch of goons, and the refs (especially Hicks) let them get away with it. That's the only reason they won the championship last year. I'm just glad you left them with zero points on the weekend. As for the strobe, they probably think they're NHL caliber and all that now.

Regarding the play as I watched it, definitely a trip, but the refs weren't back in time to see it, as it's usually only the linesman who gets back in order to call the potential icing.

As for the DQ, if what you say being his second DQ of the year is true, by rule, it will be a two-game suspension.

Congrats on the two; I'll be at Starr (as usual) in a few weeks.
 
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Ken Schott's take on the officiating:

http://www.dailygazette.com/weblogs/schott/2015/jan/18/union-colgate-postgame-report-3-videos/

— Finally I normally don’t complain about the officiating, but referees Bryan Hicks and Cameron Lynch lost control in the second period. It started when they failed to call a penalty on Colgate after Matt Wilkins was knocked down near the Colgate bench, and the puck wasn’t there. It should have been interference. Stevens got run a couple of times. Late in the second, when Kyle Baun ran into him, even though it wasn’t blatant, Stevens got frustrated and started roughing up Baun. But the one non-call that stood out was when Union’s Mike Vecchione and Colgate Darcy Murphy were exchanging shoves and sticks in the Colgate left-wing corner. Nothing was called. A few seconds later, Murphy targeted Vecchione’s head. Murphy got a five-minute major and a game disqaulifiaction, which he is suspended for Colgate’s next game. Vecchione retaliated with a cross-check, and he got two minutes. Had Hicks and Lynch called the pair earlier, none of the other stuff happens.

To see Colgate’s press conference, click here.
http://www.dailygazette.com/videos/2015/jan/17/2023/

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Waiting with pins and needles to hear more about Goulakos, and see the hit. I missed it.
 
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This was one of the best games I've ever seen since I started following Colgate hockey back in 2005. Okay, last March's win in Lake Placid remains my favorite, but this game ranks #2 for me right now.

Thanks for the recap, Rain...can understand why dumping Union the way we did on their home ice - and with your long drive home - made such a great impression. But the 2011 whitewash by #12 Colgate of #1 Union and Wade Poplawski's OT goal during the playoffs at Achilles will stand the test of time. I think Leaman resigned soon afterward.
 
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That was definitely a trip. I can't tell whether or not he intentionally stuck out his leg or was just turning. When I first saw the hit, I thought his leg was out too far, but after reviewing it I can't tell.

What did people who were there think about the Murphy hit (GR or Rainman)? Was it the right call? The union video was good from afar but you couldn't see detail.

I think the third period we played our game. We play with speed and in the first two periods we tried to out physical Union. That is not our game. It is a fun hockey but it is not how we are going to win.

Outside of (possibly)the Murphy hit both teams played the same "heavy hitting" hockey through two. It will be interesting to see what the lines will be on Friday at starr. Defensively I am guessing (assuming spiro is out) lough, kulivich, and Johnston on separate lines to keep an experienced top line Dman on the ice at all times.
 
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Hope not; that is one special kid, and I mean that in terms of talent.

Not only talent, character also. This guy's been through so much, not all of it on the ice.

Gotta give thumbs down to the Union folks for not providing video of the game for free :( At least RPI gave us the feed and didn't charge for it :) What's up with the Dutch? GR called a good game; very exciting. GR described many times the fact that Stephens (sp?) punched one of our players (Baun, Murphy?...I forget) in the head after he collided with the net. He was not called for the blatant penalty. So, another call missed by the refs in a game that got way out of hand in the 2nd.

Can't tell what happened on the hit to Spiro, but here's hoping it's not serious and he's OK.

Do we lose Murphy for 2 or 3 games?
 
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Dutchman...even your announcers said "Baun got pushed into Stevens and Stevens doesn't like it" and even Schott stated that the Baun "running" the goalie wasn't blatant.

I am guessing Murphy will get three games total, it will be interesting to see if Stevens gets suspended for the punches (they league can add sanctions). The refs needed to call a tighter game, and can't blame the players for taking harder hits if they weren't getting called for them. But as I said before gate can't play that way
 
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What did people who were there think about the Murphy hit (GR or Rainman)?

I didn't see the Murphy hit. But I'm PO'ed that he didn't learn his lesson after getting suspended back in November.

Gotta give thumbs down to the Union folks for not providing video of the game for free :( At least RPI gave us the feed and didn't charge for it :) What's up with the Dutch?

Do we lose Murphy for 2 or 3 games?

Union is the only ECAC non-Ivy that still charges for video. When will they get with the times? I read somewhere that because it's a 2nd offense for Murphy, he'll be suspended 2 games, which is just ****ing great, since he's developed a knack for getting suspended whenever we play a top ranked team from Massachusetts. But given our luck, I wouldn't be surprised if the league added supplemental discipline, which would mean sitting out the home game against Cornell :mad:
 
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I didn't see the Murphy hit. But I'm PO'ed that he didn't learn his lesson after getting suspended back in November.



Union is the only ECAC non-Ivy that still charges for video. When will they get with the times? I read somewhere that because it's a 2nd offense for Murphy, he'll be suspended 2 games, which is just ****ing great, since he's developed a knack for getting suspended whenever we play a top ranked team from Massachusetts. But given our luck, I wouldn't be surprised if the league added supplemental discipline, which would mean sitting out the home game against Cornell :mad:

I thought CCT still uses America One...

As for the suspension for two games, that's according to the NCAA rule book, and only if he has had another Game DQ previously in the season. This, however, will not mean that the league may not choose to take additional action, especially since it's against one of the "protected" teams (Cornell being the other).
 
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I'm not sure who they use for their video feed, but it's a free one which is all that matters to us fans ... Not that any of us here are fans of CCT, but you get my point! ;)

America One (formerly B2) is the pay site, $8 per game and $10/game in the playoffs. I believe the ECAC is still contracted with them for the playoffs, as far as I know.
 
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America One (formerly B2) is the pay site, $8 per game and $10/game in the playoffs. I believe the ECAC is still contracted with them for the playoffs, as far as I know.

It looks like it's not America One anymore ... I have watched several games this year that are all free ... It says Pack Network? Anywho, all the free feeds are fine by me! :)
 
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It looks like it's not America One anymore ... I have watched several games this games that are all free ... It says Pack Network? Anywho, all the free feeds are fine by me! :)

Probably because RPI exposed how poor of quality B2/A1 really was. :D

Don't be shocked if the EZ$$ "bans" live casting because they won't make money off of it.
 
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After this contract, the league should give the contract for the ECAC final four to rpitv (at least online). Any idea if the league is going to be able to get a tv contract for the final four this year?
 
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The ECAC Final Four will be televised live on Fox College Sports. While it's live TV coverage, I don't know any TV providers that carry the FCS channels in HD. Both Xfinity and Fios in the Boston area only carry letter-boxed SD feeds of the channels.
 
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After this contract, the league should give the contract for the ECAC final four to rpitv (at least online). Any idea if the league is going to be able to get a tv contract for the final four this year?

RPI TV was the official broadcast outlet for the 2012 championships in Atlantic City. Last year in Lake Placid, the online broadcast was through America One at $9 per game. I would suspect a similar deal will be in place this year. There is also the Fox Sports Go app though your have to sign into that through your cable provider's online portal.
 
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