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I guess that's why the say the only Pole that matters is the last one of the season.
24th in the PWR is the only ranking that matters. A lose to UCONN or Maine would really hurt us in that.
I guess that's why the say the only Pole that matters is the last one of the season.
24th in the PWR is the only ranking that matters. A lose to UCONN or Maine would really hurt us in that.
amen.
btw, why is this thread not locked.. we're well over 1k.
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24th in the PWR is the only ranking that matters. A lose to UCONN or Maine would really hurt us in that.
Because we're not done talking about the Poles!![]()
Because we're not done talking about the Poles!![]()
....why is this thread not locked.. we're well over 1k...
Why are you so anxious to lock the thread? We're on a roll. Leave well enough alone. Besides, the regular season is less than a month away.
Interesting analysis of NU's recovery in second part of this article.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nhl-p...-their-women-s-team-is-better-163807629.html#
One slight correction to the article: Northeastern "wasn't close" to making the NCAA's last season? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe they ended up being the first team out once the dust settled on all the conference tournaments ...
Another correction: The article states that NU beat Harvard 6-0 in the consolation game in the Beanpot last year. Actually, it was the opening round. And another: "this is a team which not too many people thought was going to be any good this season after a brutal collapse last year." HE coaches picked NU 4th in the conference. Buccigross picked NU 10th in the nation. Mistakes like these make the entire article sloppy and suspect. Amateur hour. I learned nothing.
Time to focus on things that really matter: The two most critical weekends of the season to date. Eight (8) league points up for grabs. Take 'em all and the Huskies are not only back in the hunt but also on the inside track for home ice in the playoffs. Neither UConn nor Maine (at Alfond) are to be underestimated.