PSUChamps2001
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Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
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Heenan Finalist for UAA job
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Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
It only happened once, and in Des Moines, "The Paris of Iowa"... (Got a very reasonable rate, too.)
Speaking from experience?
It only happened once, and in Des Moines, "The Paris of Iowa"... (Got a very reasonable rate, too.)
Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Got my season-ticket application today, as I'm sure did many of you Utica fans.
Looks like 14 home games are already on the docket, and all on weekend evenings. I'm surprised to see that. Furthermore, there are several open dates, half of which will likely be filled by visitors.
Guess it's worth my $100 after all, for the two of us... Perhaps Vancouver is truly getting out of the way, as they prepare to move elsewhere.
Got my season-ticket application today, as I'm sure did many of you Utica fans.
Looks like 14 home games are already on the docket, and all on weekend evenings. I'm surprised to see that. Furthermore, there are several open dates, half of which will likely be filled by visitors.
Guess it's worth my $100 after all, for the two of us... Perhaps Vancouver is truly getting out of the way, as they prepare to move elsewhere.
CARDS_rule_the_Burgh
Nate LePage, Siena '13
Got my season-ticket application today, as I'm sure did many of you Utica fans.
Looks like 14 home games are already on the docket, and all on weekend evenings. I'm surprised to see that. Furthermore, there are several open dates, half of which will likely be filled by visitors.
Guess it's worth my $100 after all, for the two of us... Perhaps Vancouver is truly getting out of the way, as they prepare to move elsewhere.
http://www.ucpioneers.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhockey&print=true&version=1
Not sure what you mean by "several open dates". I see 25 games (+1 exhibition). If you try to add another game to that schedule, you'll have some problems with the NCAA
norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Since he noted "half of which will likely be filled by visitors" and he considers the Comets to be "the visitors", he means the Comets will likely take half the remaining weekends - now why the use of the word "Furthermore"?
http://www.ucpioneers.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhockey&print=true&version=1
Not sure what you mean by "several open dates". I see 25 games (+1 exhibition). If you try to add another game to that schedule, you'll have some problems with the NCAA
Since he noted "half of which will likely be filled by visitors" and he considers the Comets to be "the visitors", he means the Comets will likely take half the remaining weekends - now why the use of the word "Furthermore"?
Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
They were still working on the site the other night; the schedule apparently wasn't final. (26 games is the D-3 max..? I didn't know that. Thanks.)
Anyway, nice to see that the home games are on the usual nights and at the usual times. Good to see Hamilton back on the schedule, and the Oswego tournament should be fun to watch.
Some dim-wits will mock UC's docket, but it'll still be among the toughest in D-3, in all likelihood.
http://www.ucpioneers.com/schedule.aspx?path=mhockey&print=true&version=1
Not sure what you mean by "several open dates". I see 25 games (+1 exhibition). If you try to add another game to that schedule, you'll have some problems with the NCAA
They were still working on the site the other night; the schedule apparently wasn't final. (26 games is the D-3 max..? I didn't know that. Thanks.)
Anyway, nice to see that the home games are on the usual nights and at the usual times. Good to see Hamilton back on the schedule, and the Oswego tournament should be fun to watch.
Some dim-wits will mock UC's docket, but it'll still be among the toughest in D-3, in all likelihood.
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Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Larry, I'll ask for the 1,000,000th time: why are you here?
Take up fishing or something; you clearly have too much time on your hands.
Larry, I'll ask for the 1,000,000th time: why are you here?
Take up fishing or something; you clearly have too much time on your hands.
25 NCAA games is the Max for D3 hockey teams.
plus 1 exhibition game
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Fishman, if you took the time to ask him the same question 1,000,000 times, shouldn't it be you that needs to make better use of your time?
Fishman, if you took the time to ask him the same question 1,000,000 times, shouldn't it be you that needs to make better use of your time?
Captain Obvious
...the Man, the Myth, the Legend...
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Now if we could only have ESPN 3 or BRAVO pick up this reality show, I wouldn't be having such a boring summer.
Now if we could only have ESPN 3 or BRAVO pick up this reality show, I wouldn't be having such a boring summer.
PSUChamps2001
Member of the REAL Zoo Crew
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
For someone who knows so much about D3 hockey you would think they would know the simplest rules...
For someone who knows so much about D3 hockey you would think they would know the simplest rules...
norm1909
Larry Normandin
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Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Good point.
I'll be in NJ for the next several days, swimming in the surf, and I'll do my best to avoid the tiresome prattle here.
Good point.
I'll be in NJ for the next several days, swimming in the surf, and I'll do my best to avoid the tiresome prattle here.
Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Your statement apparently presupposes that I lend any credence to the silly manner in which D-3 does things off the ice. (I don't.)
I know hockey when I see it, is all, and every arcane rule you cite doesn't translate into you knowing a thing about the game itself... Your posts alone indicate that you haven't a clue about that.
Have a nice summer, please.
Your statement apparently presupposes that I lend any credence to the silly manner in which D-3 does things off the ice. (I don't.)
I know hockey when I see it, is all, and every arcane rule you cite doesn't translate into you knowing a thing about the game itself... Your posts alone indicate that you haven't a clue about that.
Have a nice summer, please.
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Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Provided that the exhibition game is against a U.S. national team or a foreign college. Ex. games with American colleges count (Norwich vs. Dartmouth the last two years, for example)
Provided that the exhibition game is against a U.S. national team or a foreign college. Ex. games with American colleges count (Norwich vs. Dartmouth the last two years, for example)
PSUChamps2001
Member of the REAL Zoo Crew
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Haha um actually its only been like that for I don't know...decades. But you know all.
Tell me something, do you know so much thanks to EA Sports NHL 2013? Because obviously you've probably never stepped foot on the ice other then some busch beer league trying to live out your childhood dream. Unless your name is Stevie Wonder (which at times I do wonder myself) you probably have seen hockey, but its a far cry from understanding it, especially at this "stepping-stone minor hockey" type of puck. For someone who doesn't know, care, or like how D3 is ran, calls it a mere "minor hockey stepping-stone" league, you sure complain a lot. So take your janitors bucket from work and go find a new team, conference, division, sport, as I'm sure they will just love you
People like NUProf and Norm can put more about their knowledge of DIII hockey in one sentence then you know period. So please, spare us and just continue your vacation on through March...
Haha um actually its only been like that for I don't know...decades. But you know all.
Tell me something, do you know so much thanks to EA Sports NHL 2013? Because obviously you've probably never stepped foot on the ice other then some busch beer league trying to live out your childhood dream. Unless your name is Stevie Wonder (which at times I do wonder myself) you probably have seen hockey, but its a far cry from understanding it, especially at this "stepping-stone minor hockey" type of puck. For someone who doesn't know, care, or like how D3 is ran, calls it a mere "minor hockey stepping-stone" league, you sure complain a lot. So take your janitors bucket from work and go find a new team, conference, division, sport, as I'm sure they will just love you
People like NUProf and Norm can put more about their knowledge of DIII hockey in one sentence then you know period. So please, spare us and just continue your vacation on through March...
CARDS_rule_the_Burgh
Nate LePage, Siena '13
Doesn't even have to be NCAA, just a 4-year institution of higher education in the United States, so ACHA teams would count towards the 25 as well.
Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
1. Who's "us"? Since when are you invested whatsoever in UC hockey..? You're on the wrong thread, and have been for years.
2. I was referring to the AHL as a stepping-stone. Clearly D-3 is not a conduit to the professional ranks 99% of the time. (You do know that, right?)
3. You really shouldn't insult janitors. It's honest work, and pretty-much every janitor I've ever known is far more literate than you.
4. No, while I was a 3-sport guy in HS, I never lived anywhere where there was ice or hockey. Guilty as charged. Doesn't mean I haven't become a student of the game in the meantime, if not a student of the sometimes-silly D-3 process. If you have ever made an actual hockey observation, as opposed to just sniping at Utica, I've yet to see it.
(Please start your own thread to regale whomever about your playing days, if there were any... You contribute nothing to this topic at all.)
Haha um actually its only been like that for I don't know...decades. But you know all.
Tell me something, do you know so much thanks to EA Sports NHL 2013? Because obviously you've probably never stepped foot on the ice other then some busch beer league trying to live out your childhood dream. Unless your name is Stevie Wonder (which at times I do wonder myself) you probably have seen hockey, but its a far cry from understanding it, especially at this "stepping-stone minor hockey" type of puck. For someone who doesn't know, care, or like how D3 is ran, calls it a mere "minor hockey stepping-stone" league, you sure complain a lot. So take your janitors bucket from work and go find a new team, conference, division, sport, as I'm sure they will just love you
1. Who's "us"? Since when are you invested whatsoever in UC hockey..? You're on the wrong thread, and have been for years.
2. I was referring to the AHL as a stepping-stone. Clearly D-3 is not a conduit to the professional ranks 99% of the time. (You do know that, right?)
3. You really shouldn't insult janitors. It's honest work, and pretty-much every janitor I've ever known is far more literate than you.
4. No, while I was a 3-sport guy in HS, I never lived anywhere where there was ice or hockey. Guilty as charged. Doesn't mean I haven't become a student of the game in the meantime, if not a student of the sometimes-silly D-3 process. If you have ever made an actual hockey observation, as opposed to just sniping at Utica, I've yet to see it.
(Please start your own thread to regale whomever about your playing days, if there were any... You contribute nothing to this topic at all.)
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norm1909
Larry Normandin
Re: Heenan Finalist for UAA job
Alas, we agree on something, clearly you could not be a janitor, someone with your expertise would have mixed ammonia & bleach long ago …
Alas, we agree on something, clearly you could not be a janitor, someone with your expertise would have mixed ammonia & bleach long ago …