Ma#1ne Hky
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Re: Maine 2012-13 Part 3D: Still digging
You can ONLY Vote once..!Fire Whitehead.
You can ONLY Vote once..!Fire Whitehead.
If I was on PTI, I'd put the odds at less than 10%You don't think that could happen..? .
I won't argue that Leen and Rutt have been good players. They certainly are decent Division I hockey players. The problem is Higgins is a roleplayer and nothing more. You say Cerratani has been disappointing, but not a lot expected of him. Why bring in a player if he's not going to be expected to perform? Another instance of bad recruiting/picking players out of desperation because you can't get anyone else.
No matter how you cut it, the players aren't good enough so that's why in 9th or the players are good enough, but the coaching staff isn't getting enough out of them...both bring blame right to Whitehead.
Oh sure you do....8 times they showed, 16 times they didnt, 6 times they were hung over.Every Weekend you don't know which team will show up...good/bad...season has been a roller-coaster mess: 8-16-6 says it all.
Their is only one way out, some benefactor comes up with 1/2 million and says its yours if Timmay goes bye bye
Its not happening, forget abc, d is the answer, Tim stays for another year. The team looks far better than it did in the fall and that's enough for him to keep his job. One can argue that they still suck, look at the home record, etc etc, doesn't matter, look at the economic times in Maine, its really all you need to look at
That's my take,too.
If this team had finished 5-25, there might have been enough public outrage to fire Tim... But even the modest uptick we've seen lately, with Maine in the hunt for the 8th spot in HEAlooks to be enough for him to avoid the buyout.
The bar has gotten that low, unfortunately.
Former University of Maine men’s hockey player Kyle Solomon became the first hockey player to join a class-action lawsuit claiming the NCAA didn’t do enough to prevent concussions, according to the Portland Press Herald.
The lawsuit contains three other former student-athletes who, like Solomon, suffered career-ending concussions, according to the Press Herald: former Eastern Illinois University football player Adrian Arrington; former University of Central Arkansas football player Derek Owens and former Ouachita Baptist University women’s soccer player Angela Palacios.
Solomon, 25, played hockey for the Black Bears from 2008 to 2010. The Southampton, N.Y. native detailed his concussion history to The Maine Campus in February 2012. Solomon said that while he sustained a number of concussions in game, it was a hit in practice that ended his career.
“It didn’t knock me unconscious but it gave me a concussion,” Solomon said of the hit in 2012. “It’s a really bad news hit. When that happens, you know something’s wrong. Nobody should get a concussion that easy.
That's my take,too.
If this team had finished 5-25, there might have been enough public outrage to fire Tim... But even the modest uptick we've seen lately, with Maine in the hunt for the 8th spot in HEAlooks to be enough for him to avoid the buyout.
The bar has gotten that low, unfortunately.
Which matters because...?I am speculating that Solomon responded to a survey circulated by a law firm representing other athletes who had received concussions. I doubt Solomon pursued this on his own. I don't really know, but I am guessing the law firm did a follow up to his response. We may never know the exact scenario.
Come on,stay away from PTI...thats just another garbage ESPN program...but your under 10% is possible...but my take in 2 parts: If Maine secures a Playoff spot,then there's no chance(0%)TW loses his job,stays on as a Lame Duck Coach...OR if Maine falls to 10th place and fails to win 10 games then I put it @ 25% something could very well happen,but then thats just imo.If I was on PTI, I'd put the odds at less than 10%
8-16-6,better chance @ 20 losses then 10 wins..? Either way this is a MESS...20 losses and no HE playoffs would make it very interesting though..........![]()