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NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Quite honestly, I think a Mites team's power play would hum against NMU's PK units right now. :eek:

Yep, Walt's but thas been saved in years past because of his PK. He has always coached undisciplined teams. This year his glaring inneffectiveness as a coach is on full display.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Once again you put your vast hockey knowledge on display. Last year and in 07-08, the Cats were in the middle of the pack in the CCHA in penalty minutes. in 08-09 they had the 3rd FEWEST PIMs in the league. As for the three 5 minute majors against NMU this year, two were plainly bad calls, as was the one against Tech's Brett Olson. And I wonder if Walt had anything to do with the success of the penalty kill in that time.
 
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Once again you put your vast hockey knowledge on display. Last year and in 07-08, the Cats were in the middle of the pack in the CCHA in penalty minutes. in 08-09 they had the 3rd FEWEST PIMs in the league. As for the three 5 minute majors against NMU this year, two were plainly bad calls, as was the one against Tech's Brett Olson. And I wonder if Walt had anything to do with the success of the penalty kill in that time.

With the NCAA as a whole cracking down on contact to the head, you are going to see a lot of bad 5 min major calls this season. The one with Kaunisto at Tech is probably the worst 5 min major call Ive seen.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Boy what an emotional night. NMU really had no chance after Weber's injury, but Miami put on an offensive display tonight. Tough game for NMU all around, Miami played really really well.

More important thing is Will Weber is stable. the skate missed his corroded artery but caught his corroded vein. He lost a lot of blood but was awake on the way to the hospital. He was air cared down to cincinnati to the truma center where he will undergo surgery tonight.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Boy what an emotional night. NMU really had no chance after Weber's injury, but Miami put on an offensive display tonight. Tough game for NMU all around, Miami played really really well.

More important thing is Will Weber is stable. the skate missed his corroded artery but caught his corroded vein. He lost a lot of blood but was awake on the way to the hospital. He was air cared down to cincinnati to the truma center where he will undergo surgery tonight.

Glad to hear he is doing "alright" considering the circumstances. Sounds like it could have been a lot worse. Hopefully a speedy recovery for him.

As for the game, NMU has a lot of work to do. Large disparity from the top of the CCHA to mid pack where NMU should finish this year. NMU has tOSU, LSSU, and Bowling Green coming in the next three weeks.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Boy what an emotional night. NMU really had no chance after Weber's injury, but Miami put on an offensive display tonight. Tough game for NMU all around, Miami played really really well.

More important thing is Will Weber is stable. the skate missed his corroded artery but caught his corroded vein. He lost a lot of blood but was awake on the way to the hospital. He was air cared down to cincinnati to the truma center where he will undergo surgery tonight.

It's good to hear Will is stable and after what it could have been, alive!! My thoughts and prayers go out to him for a speedy recovery and to his friends, family, and the Miami hockey program. The team has had some big heartbreaks on and off the ice the past few seasons!! The one good thing is Miami has lots of quality guys with good character and lots of team chemistry, they really use and feed off of each other and turn tragedies into victories in life and on the ice. Adding another horrific event like this will surely motivate the guys as other events have in the past. Look out LSSU next weekend and the rest of the CCHA over the next few months!!
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

So what happened to Weber? Was another player knocked over and a flailing skate got him or was he knocked down to the ice?
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

The way it sounded from Dave on the radio is that he was tossing Fox to the ice, and Fox's skate came up and caught him.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Scary indecent no matter how it happened... Glad to hear he is in stable condition in Cincy...
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

More important thing is Will Weber is stable. the skate missed his corroded artery but caught his corroded vein. He lost a lot of blood but was awake on the way to the hospital. He was air cared down to cincinnati to the truma center where he will undergo surgery tonight.
Not to be a dick, but I'm sure you mean his carotid artery and carotid vein.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Wow, Walt sure had the boys ready to play tonight. What an amazing coach. If we had any less of a coach we may have lost that game 13-1 or maybe even 14-1.

It's time for change to come to NMU, Walt has proven he is ineffective as coach, if he had any decency he would have his resignation papers on the AD's desk first thing Monday morning after tonight's travesty.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Once again you put your vast hockey knowledge on display. Last year and in 07-08, the Cats were in the middle of the pack in the CCHA in penalty minutes. in 08-09 they had the 3rd FEWEST PIMs in the league. As for the three 5 minute majors against NMU this year, two were plainly bad calls, as was the one against Tech's Brett Olson. And I wonder if Walt had anything to do with the success of the penalty kill in that time.

bad calls, bad calls, etc. the excuses keep pouring in from the biggest homer of them all. Take off the rose-colored glasses Davy, this team is a giant pile. NMU is statistically one of the worst performing hockey teams in the NCAA this season. I don't understand why those of you in the media refuse to criticize Walt and Co. for the abysmal performances this year.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

When you are down by a bunch of goals, resorting to tough play and fighting is one thing, but what the hell did you guys do to this kid? Jesus christ on a stick.
 
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When you are down by a bunch of goals, resorting to tough play and fighting is one thing, but what the hell did you guys do to this kid? Jesus christ on a stick.

Not sure if you're talking about Will Weber's accident, but there was nothing malicious about it. Weber checked the NMU captain into the boards and fell. As the NMU player fell, he twisted trying to keep his balance. While falling, his skate came down across Will's neck. It was a freak accident.

Before you make accusations of dirty play, be sure you have your facts straight. I know a number of teams that would start to play dirty when down 4-5 goals. Kyle's young men did no such thing. In fact the vast majority of penalty minutes were those of Miami playing aggressive hockey.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

from this morning's Dayton Daily News....

Miami University junior defenseman Will Weber was in stable condition after suffering a laceration to his neck in Saturday night’s game against Northern Michigan at Steve Cady Arena.

Weber, an assistant captain for the RedHawks hockey team, was inadvertently cut by a Northern Michigan player’s skate blade late in the first period.

Miami hockey spokesman Michael Weisman wrote in an e-mail that Weber “was cut by a skate on the left side of his neck from about his chin to his ear, but it caught mostly muscle and doctors said he should be fine.”

Weisman said Weber was alert and awake, and in stable condition.

Weber, 21, was initially taken to McCullough Hyde Memorial Hospital in Oxford, but was transported to University Hospital in Cincinnati and was in surgery late Saturday night, Weisman said. Weber is expected to be hospitalized for a few days.

Weber, who won Central Collegiate Hockey Association’s Best Defensive Defenseman Award last season, was selected in the second round of the 2007 NHL draft by the Columbus Blue Jackets.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Not sure if you're talking about Will Weber's accident, but there was nothing malicious about it. Weber checked the NMU captain into the boards and fell. As the NMU player fell, he twisted trying to keep his balance. While falling, his skate came down across Will's neck. It was a freak accident.

Before you make accusations of dirty play, be sure you have your facts straight. I know a number of teams that would start to play dirty when down 4-5 goals. Kyle's young men did no such thing. In fact the vast majority of penalty minutes were those of Miami playing aggressive hockey.
So when God was handing out common sense and the gift of sarcasm, were you in the corner eating paint chips?
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

So when God was handing out common sense and the gift of sarcasm, were you in the corner eating paint chips?

New Board says sarcasm and common sense is bannable!

Miami beat up on a D-2 school...Cant wait to see the same thing repeat itself in three years when Miami plays nothing but D-2 Schools in the CCHA :p
 
New Board says sarcasm and common sense is bannable!

Miami beat up on a D-2 school...Cant wait to see the same thing repeat itself in three years when Miami plays nothing but D-2 Schools in the CCHA :p

Hey! The ccha will still have. Umm. Bowling green. Maybe... Ooh and western! So it'll be the MAC and D2.
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

Yeah, can we just get an invite to join the MAC? The Yooper Dome has a lot to offer in football too!

(And I just opened the whole can of worms for NMU to D-1 talk again this year).
 
Re: NMU at Miami - Oct 22 & 23

The way it sounded from Dave on the radio is that he was tossing Fox to the ice, and Fox's skate came up and caught him.

Kind of hard to toss someone to the ice when you are already there....Weber bounced off the NMU player after a hit and the NMU player fell over his back. No fault to either player, just a freak accident.

Not to be a dick, but I'm sure you mean his carotid artery and carotid vein.

If you say so....Spell check on word spelt it corroded, but I don't have a clue how to spell it just keeping people informed.
 
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