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Norwich 14-15
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The Real Georgia Peach
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Re: Norwich 14-15
I see tonight's tilt is a WDEV only audio. And tomorrow's will have the WSYB doing the NSN broadcast? Can anyone instruct me on getting the WDEV audio and the WSYB video in synch? I've never been able to get those better than 3-4 seconds apart and it drives this old fart to distraction. It usually comes down to listening to Puck Voice and blowing off the video.
I see tonight's tilt is a WDEV only audio. And tomorrow's will have the WSYB doing the NSN broadcast? Can anyone instruct me on getting the WDEV audio and the WSYB video in synch? I've never been able to get those better than 3-4 seconds apart and it drives this old fart to distraction. It usually comes down to listening to Puck Voice and blowing off the video.
CROSBYNU63
GO CADETS
Re: Norwich 14-15
You mean after all the *****ing you did about video you shut if off just to listen to old George
You mean after all the *****ing you did about video you shut if off just to listen to old George
The Real Georgia Peach
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Re: Norwich 14-15
Yep
Yep
The Real Georgia Peach
Registered User
Re: Norwich 14-15
Glad to see the tradition of sharing the wealth in scoring continues. I like what I'm seeing and hearing about this team. everybody working hard an contributing. (Still beyond me how they got stymied by Concordia
)
Glad to see the tradition of sharing the wealth in scoring continues. I like what I'm seeing and hearing about this team. everybody working hard an contributing. (Still beyond me how they got stymied by Concordia
)PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Glad to see the tradition of sharing the wealth in scoring continues. I like what I'm seeing and hearing about this team. everybody working hard an contributing. (Still beyond me how they got stymied by Concordia
Blowing it all on Plattsburgh.
Failure to get it to 3-0 and deliver knock out blow.
Letting Concordia dictate the play and slow things down.
Re: Norwich 14-15
Glad that Castleton is streaming the game today on there web site. With the Weather in Central Vermont making driving dangerous it is nice to have the internet option. Not sure what the deal is with Castleton. Projected to be good team this year and haven't played well since the Maine weekend. Must be tough for a team that often placed in the top 15 during the year in the USCHO poll. I guess I expected a lot more from Castleton this year.
Glad that Castleton is streaming the game today on there web site. With the Weather in Central Vermont making driving dangerous it is nice to have the internet option. Not sure what the deal is with Castleton. Projected to be good team this year and haven't played well since the Maine weekend. Must be tough for a team that often placed in the top 15 during the year in the USCHO poll. I guess I expected a lot more from Castleton this year.
NU Pastime
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Re: Norwich 14-15
As much as I enjoy watching Norwich beat Castleton in anything, I can't help but feel that the momentum of this rivalry took a hit with that 10-1 beat town in the conference tournament a few years back.
As much as I enjoy watching Norwich beat Castleton in anything, I can't help but feel that the momentum of this rivalry took a hit with that 10-1 beat town in the conference tournament a few years back.
The Real Georgia Peach
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Re: Norwich 14-15
Good for Norwich to go into the long break 9-0-1. Nice 4 point weekend.
Good for Norwich to go into the long break 9-0-1. Nice 4 point weekend.
Old Rook NU'66
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Re: Norwich 14-15
So far so good: What a wonderful season is unfolding with all this drama leading up to the ECAC-E post holiday meeting between the Cadets and those twin threats from Boston when they visit early next month. And that suspense can only be amplified by the UMass Beacons and Baboon Beavers own match up after their visit to Northfield. It is almost as if Hollywood scripted it. But I keep looking at the list of ECAC-E teams other than these three and just know there is a spoiler among them. From what I have seen so far my money is on UNE, NEC and St. Mikes--who on any given night now believe they can spoil what might be up to then be someone's record with few blemishes.
If I were NU, UMass and Babson I would be weary of anyone of those dark horses.
Great weekend for the Cadets: First at Skidmore and last night at Castleton. I keep wondering whether our opponents have really been that weak---or is this just an extremely efficient workman like Norwich Club that is surgically dismembers a club almost from the get go. With so many games now played I am close to giving the nod to what is clearly a very good NU team.
At 9-0-1 the Cadet's scoring efficiency has climbed by almost a goal (4.7 per game) from last year's season ending 3.8. Meanwhile the Cadet defense is surrendering a bit more than a goal (1.1) per game as opposed to last year's 1.73 goals per game. And their power play efficiency has improved dramatically, from 21.1% at the close of the season to 27.1. Those changes are dramatic. What's more, statistics aside, I personally feel very comfortable at the dramatic change in goal these two new faces have brought to the party (Ostepchuk and Richenbach). Both of them stand right in there in tight situation and handle their jobs very well.
Last night in the pre-game hosted by Jack Healy (Castleton's own Puck Voice) he interviewed (I believe it was) Steve Moffat--the Castleton Coach. He summed up the Cadet's offensive clout by saying that Norwich runs four very, very strong lines rather than one or two to carry the load. Spot on--there are no super stars just deadly offensive efficiency. Norwich is putting a great club on the ice this year thanks again to McShane and Mattson for this very talented, well coached bunch. Next objective for the team? Please forget amateurish Kudos like mine, don't believe anything you read in the papers.... and focus on the next opponent---Colby College.
Two comments on the Castleton game. (1.) Castleton stayed with the Cadets even down two goals--they are a team with plenty of heart. They also lost eight seniors so it is a bit early to claim they are on the rocks--and the NU/CSU rivalry is in trouble. As Moffat said in the interview--the Spartans need more mature leadership[ on the ice--which will come in time. (2.) Compliments to Jack Healy--who like George Commo--gave listeners an extremely professional well balanced play-by-play analysis of the game. Healy is class act and I wish that he and George would do one of their joint broadcasts as they did last year. A memorable performance by two seasoned professionals.
So far so good: What a wonderful season is unfolding with all this drama leading up to the ECAC-E post holiday meeting between the Cadets and those twin threats from Boston when they visit early next month. And that suspense can only be amplified by the UMass Beacons and Baboon Beavers own match up after their visit to Northfield. It is almost as if Hollywood scripted it. But I keep looking at the list of ECAC-E teams other than these three and just know there is a spoiler among them. From what I have seen so far my money is on UNE, NEC and St. Mikes--who on any given night now believe they can spoil what might be up to then be someone's record with few blemishes.
If I were NU, UMass and Babson I would be weary of anyone of those dark horses. Great weekend for the Cadets: First at Skidmore and last night at Castleton. I keep wondering whether our opponents have really been that weak---or is this just an extremely efficient workman like Norwich Club that is surgically dismembers a club almost from the get go. With so many games now played I am close to giving the nod to what is clearly a very good NU team.
At 9-0-1 the Cadet's scoring efficiency has climbed by almost a goal (4.7 per game) from last year's season ending 3.8. Meanwhile the Cadet defense is surrendering a bit more than a goal (1.1) per game as opposed to last year's 1.73 goals per game. And their power play efficiency has improved dramatically, from 21.1% at the close of the season to 27.1. Those changes are dramatic. What's more, statistics aside, I personally feel very comfortable at the dramatic change in goal these two new faces have brought to the party (Ostepchuk and Richenbach). Both of them stand right in there in tight situation and handle their jobs very well.
Last night in the pre-game hosted by Jack Healy (Castleton's own Puck Voice) he interviewed (I believe it was) Steve Moffat--the Castleton Coach. He summed up the Cadet's offensive clout by saying that Norwich runs four very, very strong lines rather than one or two to carry the load. Spot on--there are no super stars just deadly offensive efficiency. Norwich is putting a great club on the ice this year thanks again to McShane and Mattson for this very talented, well coached bunch. Next objective for the team? Please forget amateurish Kudos like mine, don't believe anything you read in the papers.... and focus on the next opponent---Colby College.
Two comments on the Castleton game. (1.) Castleton stayed with the Cadets even down two goals--they are a team with plenty of heart. They also lost eight seniors so it is a bit early to claim they are on the rocks--and the NU/CSU rivalry is in trouble.
As Moffat said in the interview--the Spartans need more mature leadership[ on the ice--which will come in time. (2.) Compliments to Jack Healy--who like George Commo--gave listeners an extremely professional well balanced play-by-play analysis of the game. Healy is class act and I wish that he and George would do one of their joint broadcasts as they did last year. A memorable performance by two seasoned professionals.NU Pastime
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Re: Norwich 14-15
I was about to contest this point, but then I looked at the stats. Two seniors leading the way in points with McEleney and Thieda having having 10 and 9, respectively, and then six players tied with 8 points spread amongst 1 senior, 1 junior, and 4 sophomores. Using the "eyeball test", it just seems like Pelletier and Niezgoda never leave the ice as their names are always being called for being in the middle of the action. Then again, Pelletier has 7 points in only 4 games played. So he's certainly making up for lost time.
I was about to contest this point, but then I looked at the stats. Two seniors leading the way in points with McEleney and Thieda having having 10 and 9, respectively, and then six players tied with 8 points spread amongst 1 senior, 1 junior, and 4 sophomores. Using the "eyeball test", it just seems like Pelletier and Niezgoda never leave the ice as their names are always being called for being in the middle of the action. Then again, Pelletier has 7 points in only 4 games played. So he's certainly making up for lost time.
PrezdeJohnson09
Proud supporter of Osmirwich hockey
Will missed six games and I believe Dean missed four.
Those were tough losses. Now they both play on arguably NU's best line with Salvucci.
Re: Norwich 14-15
Just trying to help you out Charlie
I think he left out the good as in "good old George"
Just trying to help you out Charlie
Nice try Joe ... Charlie knows I love him, even if he sometimes forgets that radio coverage is ALWAYS available ... besides he is ten years older than me!
The Real Georgia Peach
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Re: Norwich 14-15
"It's a Wonderful Life."......(I wonder how many will get this)
"It's a Wonderful Life."......(I wonder how many will get this)
10 years older? He must be ancient.
PSUChamps2001
Member of the REAL Zoo Crew
Re: Norwich 14-15
Having lived about 15 miles south of the original "town" it was filmed in/about, count me in as one of the "sick of it" wonderful life member....
"It's a Wonderful Life."......(I wonder how many will get this)
Having lived about 15 miles south of the original "town" it was filmed in/about, count me in as one of the "sick of it" wonderful life member....