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Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
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Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
He was traded?!?!? Next you'll tell me Ralph posts a lot, UND is going down the tubes and MEg is short!
CHARLATAN!
Hux: if this humidity doesn't improve soon, we might actually have to discuss hockey in this thread. If only to forget about humidity.
He was traded?!?!? Next you'll tell me Ralph posts a lot, UND is going down the tubes and MEg is short!
CHARLATAN!
Hux: if this humidity doesn't improve soon, we might actually have to discuss hockey in this thread. If only to forget about humidity.
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
Some News out of BU:
Durocher Recipient of Three-Year Extension
http://www.goterriers.com/sports/w-hockey/spec-rel/081809aac.html
Konanchuk, Watchorn Selected to Canadian U-22 Squad
http://www.goterriers.com/sports/w-hockey/spec-rel/081709aaa.html
Some News out of BU:
Durocher Recipient of Three-Year Extension
http://www.goterriers.com/sports/w-hockey/spec-rel/081809aac.html
Konanchuk, Watchorn Selected to Canadian U-22 Squad
http://www.goterriers.com/sports/w-hockey/spec-rel/081709aaa.html
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
Total no brainer. Shoulda been for twice as long though.
Total no brainer. Shoulda been for twice as long though.
scrambledlegs
Registered User
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
I am looking for PC to get off to a faster start than previous years, so I think 4th is too low. In the past, our early, non-league play has impacted the standings and made it hard to recover. However, the learning curve (from 10new players last year to 4) is thankfully shorter. In addition, it seems like our HE schedule has changed to be more challenging earlier in the year.
I do like the fact that we got two first place votes
I am looking for PC to get off to a faster start than previous years, so I think 4th is too low. In the past, our early, non-league play has impacted the standings and made it hard to recover. However, the learning curve (from 10new players last year to 4) is thankfully shorter. In addition, it seems like our HE schedule has changed to be more challenging earlier in the year.
I do like the fact that we got two first place votes
TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
Wow... those rankings are tight.
I'd go:
T.I.J.T.
New Hampshire
Boston University
Boston College
Providence College
Connecticut
Northeastern
Vermont
Maine
With a massively ridiculous Fluster-Cuck from 1-5.
Wow... those rankings are tight.
I'd go:
T.I.J.T.
New Hampshire
Boston University
Boston College
Providence College
Connecticut
Northeastern
Vermont
Maine
With a massively ridiculous Fluster-Cuck from 1-5.
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
Fortunately they're also meaningless for anything other than gambling purposes. Possibly more important will be actual game outcomes.
Fortunately they're also meaningless for anything other than gambling purposes. Possibly more important will be actual game outcomes.
TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
I agree. You are correct. I wasn't trying to suggest otherwise. My remark only reflected my contempt for pre-season polls generally. I wasn't intending to direct it towards any individual.
IMHO, unless you're gambling on games and trying to set odds, it's not worth getting excercised over pre-season polls, especially when we'll shortly have actual game results to use as one arbiter of team strength.
I agree. You are correct. I wasn't trying to suggest otherwise. My remark only reflected my contempt for pre-season polls generally. I wasn't intending to direct it towards any individual.
IMHO, unless you're gambling on games and trying to set odds, it's not worth getting excercised over pre-season polls, especially when we'll shortly have actual game results to use as one arbiter of team strength.
Hux
Alfond to Ridder & rinks in between
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
You make a good point regarding the smaller number of new faces in the Friar lineup, and I too think they will be in the mix sooner rather than later.
I am looking for PC to get off to a faster start than previous years, so I think 4th is too low. In the past, our early, non-league play has impacted the standings and made it hard to recover. However, the learning curve (from 10new players last year to 4) is thankfully shorter. In addition, it seems like our HE schedule has changed to be more challenging earlier in the year.
I do like the fact that we got two first place votes
You make a good point regarding the smaller number of new faces in the Friar lineup, and I too think they will be in the mix sooner rather than later.
TonyTheTiger20
#SOAR
rinkrat890890
New member
Re: Hockey East offseason 2008-2009: Anyone home?
If its at Walter Brown there is a parking lot right across from the main entrance and its usually pretty cheap. I think between 5-10 dollars. I've never had a problem parking there. It's def. cheaper than a cab.
If its at Walter Brown there is a parking lot right across from the main entrance and its usually pretty cheap. I think between 5-10 dollars. I've never had a problem parking there. It's def. cheaper than a cab.