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Maine Black Bears 2019: Offseason Approaching

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You guys were right UMass all over Notre Dame. AT least one boring team won't make frozen four
 
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collegehockeynews.com is reporting that NU's Cayden Primeau will be signing a NHL deal with Montreal in the next few days.
 
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Boy, it's hard to find good young coaches in the sport of college hockey these days. At least it is for certain teams.

Believe I said a couple years ago how this Carle guy was gonna be a great head coach one day, and someone should jump on him while they could.
 
rufus said:
Boy, it's hard to find good young coaches in the sport of college hockey these days. At least it is for certain teams.

Believe I said a couple years ago how this Carle guy was gonna be a great head coach one day, and someone should jump on him while they could.
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I understand. And I was very vocal that we needed Monty as our head coach. That fell on convenient deaf ears.

So you reap what you sou.
 
walrus said:
We will see how much flying they do once Notre Dame pounds them into the corners.

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You will get your wish tomorrow. Cornell vs Providence. My guess is Providence out coaches him with counters. But who knows. Get the popcorn ready because this should be great old time dual. ;)
 
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It's unbelievable to me how the AD and Gendron blame the facility for Maine's lack of success. It's clear Gendron will be the coach for at least two more years.
 
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It's unbelievable to me how the AD and Gendron blame the facility for Maine's lack of success. It's clear Gendron will be the coach for at least two more years.
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I know. And the bulk of recruits past and present say the reason they came to Maine was because of the atmosphere. The building and the fans are the selling point. Quite a sad article, completely delusional leadership evidently. Not much to lose though, and that is the problem. Why pull the rip cord when you are ten feet from the ground.
 
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In the Trump era? Not really...as long as they don’t follow through.
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I don't particularly care for the Cornell fans. When I attended a couple of the Red Hot Hockey (BU vs Cornell) games at MSG they were pretty snotty and arrogant. I hope Providence takes care of them today.
 
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walrus said:
https://bangordailynews.com/2019/03...eshc#Echobox=1554036253&var=1554039248_0_0_19
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The part about "parity" was very interesting. Billy Jaffe had a different take on that. He says there is not necessarily parity, but that some schools have figured out that a different "recruiting strategy' (essentially older players with a couple of blue chippers thrown in) seems to be what wins in the post-season now. The "old" paradigm of grabbing five NHL draft picks that will be one and done does not lend itself to providing stability, continuity and leadership.
 
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