Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Central NY visits the Capital District
Central NY visits the Capital District
Central NY visits the Capital District
Colgate won't be favored in either of its games against the Capital District duo, but they did get that 13.2 pound gorilla off its back.
Colgate won't be favored in either of its games against the Capital District duo, but they did get that 13.2 pound gorilla off its back.
13.2 pounds? That's pretty light.
guess it all depends on the doctor visit today (Monday)Gotta get to Colgate early to squash any form of motivation/momentum they may be bringing in after winning its first league game. A quick goal or physical play to set the tone for the game is a must. If the boys get caught looking ahead to Cornell, it could be a very long night. York in net or do we let Bryce take the reigns for this game and make sure York is 100% for the next night and so on?
Colgate will be coming in very happy with themselves having won their last game.
I would like to point out, that our record overall is 18-6-4. (very nice). Our record on Friday night is 6-5-2.
We had better be ready for Colgate.
Add to that our long time propensity for playing to the level of the competition. We have a knack for making most games nail biters. I just hope we go into this game healthy. Colgate's record is extremely deceptive. They gave us everything we could handle in the last meeting and we were fortunate to come out with a win. Our record against them the last 10 years is not sterling either. We will need to play at a high level for the entire 60 minutes. Working in our favor, however, is that we do seem to be a much better team at HFH than on the road.
Strategy against Colgate: Pretend like it's the Governor's Cup.
Have we even had a game yet where we've actually played 60 minutes?
Strategy against Colgate: Pretend like it's the Governor's Cup.
Have we even had a game yet where we've actually played 60 minutes?
As a Colgate fan, this is the way I see my team:
Colgate is a team that plays hard and will not make a game a cakewalk to any team not named St. Lawrence, but that just simply does not know or has forgotten how to win.
After Saturday, maybe the lost memories of how they got to 12 ECAC wins last year is returning. But then again, we've owned Clarkson ever since the QF series. 6-0-2 since we lost game 1.
Given how good RPI and Union are this year, however, I don't have much hope for this weekend. I'd be happy with a point. Especially with how terrible we've been at Messachilles as of late. That rink's becoming just like Appleton and Lynah for us.
Just got a phone call from (presumably) the HFH box office reminding me that Saturday's game has a 3:30pm start instead of the 7pm start.