The Big Green season ended with Yale exacting revenge from last year's ECAC tourney with a sweep in the first round. The season can be summed up in one word...INCONSISTENCY. Trying to break in an incoming group of 11 freshmen proved to be a daunting challenge although there were many bright spots for this group as they earn their stripes. On the other hand, trying to further develop the returning upperclassmen proved the be a challenge as well...this was surprising. In the end, the Big Green were unable to put this (meld) altogether with the following as some of the key points:
- Some of the upperclassmen did not progress as well as they should of
- While starting out like gangbusters the freshmen could not match that same production from the mid-season on
- Injuries played a vital role especially to a depleted D core
- The special teams were awful early while the PP did not get going until later in the season; PK struggled all year
- Goaltending was too unpredictable meaning you were not going to know what you got
- Some of the upperclassmen did not progress as well as they should of
- While starting out like gangbusters the freshmen could not match that same production from the mid-season on
- Injuries played a vital role especially to a depleted D core
- The special teams were awful early while the PP did not get going until later in the season; PK struggled all year
- Goaltending was too unpredictable meaning you were not going to know what you got