Why not? We've judged seasons on the first 14 games before. It is half a season. Even still at our best we've played some of our best hockey in a very long time.
Yes, $15.00
You missed my point. I'm agreeing with you. The first half was glorious and should not be discounted when looking back at what the team accomplished this year. It is a major step forward for the program and hopefully, we can keep it going for a few more games and carry forward the momentum into next season.
I may not have written my point correctly. We've judged seasons as bad because we've had a bad first half and then a decent second half of the season. This season we've had a good 1st half and a relatively terrible finish and at the end of the day, I don't think it was that different from our past six or seven seasons just because the 1st half was the best hockey we've played in a long time. The play might have been better but I still rate this season under the 2011-12 season where we earned a bye and won a game in the Beanpot.
You also almost won the Whitelaw.
Has Bright been renovated in the past couple years? I last came here in 2013, and it seems MUCH, much nicer this time.
I may not have written my point correctly. We've judged seasons as bad because we've had a bad first half and then a decent second half of the season. This season we've had a good 1st half and a relatively terrible finish and at the end of the day, I don't think it was that different from our past six or seven seasons just because the 1st half was the best hockey we've played in a long time. The play might have been better but I still rate this season under the 2011-12 season where we earned a bye and won a game in the Beanpot.
The box score has attendance at 553. Is that accurate?
Yes. EVERYONE was next door at the basketball game. There might have been as many Brown fans as Harvard fans, and there weren't that many Brown fans.
Respectfully disagree. Attendance was low but 553 is too low for what I saw last night. Closer to 900 or 1000.
Attendance at all four games was awful. Almost insulting. But an official attendance of 553 is mind boggling.
There was a lot of hype for the men's b-ball game against Yale and it is understandable given what was on the line. But when you think about how we drew over 2000 fans for a weeknight game between Christmas and New Years when the students were off campus, it makes you wonder what's going on. Can't the University pump up the fact that we are in the first round of the playoffs at home?? Heck women's lacrosse will probably draw more fans today than the game tonight. Sad really.
I know the uptick in ticket prices has an effect on the playoff game attendance at Appleton. Students don't get in free for the playoffs either. I don't know what ticket prices are at Harvard games or if their students get in free normally, but this could have an effect on things as well.
