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Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
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OLD GUY '61
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Who were the referees??
Who were the referees??
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Referees: Scott Spencer, Jeremy Letourneau
Linesman: Michael Lizotte Jr.
Referees: Scott Spencer, Jeremy Letourneau
Linesman: Michael Lizotte Jr.
Old Rook NU'66
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Did I actually see the game? No, I listened to the broadcast on WDEV radio and I believe the ref’s named most mentioned was Steve Spencer.
But one thing I have always appreciated about Puck Voice is regardless of the fact that he calls Norwich games for WDEV and NSN, fans know that regardless of which team they support that above all they can count on him to give a fair unvarnished report of what is going on the ice.
And as cynical as many have become about the media—it is because Puck Voice enjoys the respect and appreciation of fans for his fairness and accuracy that if he says the officiating last night was bad---you can bank on that fact it was likely very bad.
And we look forward to seeing George and the rest of the WDEV crew here at UNE next Friday night.
NU won the game so there is not sour grapes here but it seems given the right circumstances the Cadets may very well see that zebra again this season—playing for another team.
Did I actually see the game? No, I listened to the broadcast on WDEV radio and I believe the ref’s named most mentioned was Steve Spencer.
But one thing I have always appreciated about Puck Voice is regardless of the fact that he calls Norwich games for WDEV and NSN, fans know that regardless of which team they support that above all they can count on him to give a fair unvarnished report of what is going on the ice.
And as cynical as many have become about the media—it is because Puck Voice enjoys the respect and appreciation of fans for his fairness and accuracy that if he says the officiating last night was bad---you can bank on that fact it was likely very bad.
And we look forward to seeing George and the rest of the WDEV crew here at UNE next Friday night.
NU won the game so there is not sour grapes here but it seems given the right circumstances the Cadets may very well see that zebra again this season—playing for another team.
Did I actually see the game? No, I listened to the broadcast on WDEV radio and I believe the ref’s named most mentioned was Steve Spencer.
But one thing I have always appreciated about Puck Voice is regardless of the fact that he calls Norwich games for WDEV and NSN, fans know that regardless of which team they support that above all they can count on him to give a fair unvarnished report of what is going on the ice.
And as cynical as many have become about the media—it is because Puck Voice enjoys the respect and appreciation of fans for his fairness and accuracy that if he says the officiating last night was bad---you can bank on that fact it was likely very bad.
And we look forward to seeing George and the rest of the WDEV crew here at UNE next Friday night.
NU won the game so there is not sour grapes here but it seems given the right circumstances the Cadets may very well see that zebra again this season—playing for another team.
Thanks for the kind words Old Rook ... let me just say this about the three officials ... I didn't notice Letourneau much at all, which is always a good thing and while we all thought Lizotte missed an offsides call on the second SMC goal I looked at Channel 3's replay several times in slow mo and while the offending SMC player blocked the view of the puck on the blueline I've got to say now that it was a very close call either way ... As to Spencer ... see my previous post.
I also want to say alll this talk about the refs is meant in no way to take anything away from St. Mike's ... they played great ... they came at the Cadets hard (but clean) all night and forced them into some glaring mistakes along the way. I'm anxious to see them this afternoon vs Amherst ... I'll be doing the game at 4:00 on NSN
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
George, always a great job - makes me feel closer to "home" to hear your voice. I've gotten good an synching your voice other team's video, too. Sounded like an off night for Spencer, who has always been kind of a non-entity. Lizotte and Letourneau have always seemed competent.
George, always a great job - makes me feel closer to "home" to hear your voice. I've gotten good an synching your voice other team's video, too. Sounded like an off night for Spencer, who has always been kind of a non-entity. Lizotte and Letourneau have always seemed competent.
Old Rook NU'66
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Good point. We should not forget that when they visited Northfield earlier in the season St. Mike's played us nose to nose to tie the Cadets 2-2 through the first half of the 2nd period. Seems that today they played Amherst very tough as well through the first two periods before they were bombarded with 18 SOG in the 3rd to lose it 3 to 1.
Honestly, I don't think there is any team in the ECAC-E that is easy pickings for any team in the conference--they are all a threat. Right now there are six ECAC-E teams that are just behind NU with six wins each.
Good point. We should not forget that when they visited Northfield earlier in the season St. Mike's played us nose to nose to tie the Cadets 2-2 through the first half of the 2nd period. Seems that today they played Amherst very tough as well through the first two periods before they were bombarded with 18 SOG in the 3rd to lose it 3 to 1.
Honestly, I don't think there is any team in the ECAC-E that is easy pickings for any team in the conference--they are all a threat. Right now there are six ECAC-E teams that are just behind NU with six wins each.
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
His numbers for this game were
Player G A +/- SOG MS BS PN PIM HT TK GV SHF TOT PP SH EV FW FL %
K. Aucoin C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 19 12:56 1:34 0:29 10:53 8 2 80.0
His numbers for this game were
Player G A +/- SOG MS BS PN PIM HT TK GV SHF TOT PP SH EV FW FL %
K. Aucoin C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 19 12:56 1:34 0:29 10:53 8 2 80.0
bakdraft21
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
watched a little of the game, did see Aucion on the 2nd PP unit,and he made one nice pass that almost tied the game hope he sticks around, no pun intended
CARDS_rule_the_Burgh
Nate LePage, Siena '13
Speaking as a Devils fan, I was very happy to see him get to play. He looked good, and I really hope the Islanders can keep him up in the NHL, he deserves it. I know I'll be pulling for him to succeed because of the DIII connection, although not in his games against the Devils hehe!
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Thanks for your comments I know whenever Isles are playing where I can watch I will
enjoyed wathing CAPS in playoffs last year
Thanks for your comments I know whenever Isles are playing where I can watch I will
enjoyed wathing CAPS in playoffs last year
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Interesting game this afternoon...... you can see two players who spent their collegiate careers in Vermont- Keith Aucoin for the Isles, and that StLouis guy (no relation to the official
) when the Isles host the Lightning.
Interesting game this afternoon...... you can see two players who spent their collegiate careers in Vermont- Keith Aucoin for the Isles, and that StLouis guy (no relation to the official
) when the Isles host the Lightning.Interesting game this afternoon...... you can see two players who spent their collegiate careers in Vermont- Keith Aucoin for the Isles, and that StLouis guy (no relation to the official
Great Monday afternoon action ... my two guys both in action ... but so far early in the second nobody has scored.
Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Pinball scoring late though........
Wild one now in 3rd ... .St. Louis has one (and a helper)... time for Keith to answer!
It ends:
Islanders 4 (Keith 1 assist) Lightning 3 (Marty 1 goal 1 assist)
Bruins win too in shootout ... good afternoon of hockey!
admiral0417
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
I'll start by saying I respect Norwich's program and think they have as much or more talent than any team at the DIII level. But as I scanned their results and upcoming games, something occured to me. Let's say the Cadets were to lose 2 more games during the regular season and NOT win the ECAC East tourney. If you subtract the 4 wins vs. St. A's and St. Mikes , wouldn't that put them at roughly 17-5 with few "big wins" along the way. Squeaker wins vs. Castleton and Plattsburgh and maybe one more decent one.
Is everyone confident that this scenario would be enough to proceed to the NCAA's. Thoughts?
I'll start by saying I respect Norwich's program and think they have as much or more talent than any team at the DIII level. But as I scanned their results and upcoming games, something occured to me. Let's say the Cadets were to lose 2 more games during the regular season and NOT win the ECAC East tourney. If you subtract the 4 wins vs. St. A's and St. Mikes , wouldn't that put them at roughly 17-5 with few "big wins" along the way. Squeaker wins vs. Castleton and Plattsburgh and maybe one more decent one.
Is everyone confident that this scenario would be enough to proceed to the NCAA's. Thoughts?
PrezdeJohnson09
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Re: Norwich hockey 2012-2013: Our thread closed before Owsego's
Not even the slightest.
I've been saying ever since Middlebury's nose dive that Norwich's resume isn't strong in a Pool C fight.
You can also take out the St. Thomas win too I believe since it was against a Western team unless that rule changed.
If NU were to lose a couple more games they could be in serious trouble if they don't win the ECAC East Tourney,
Not even the slightest.
I've been saying ever since Middlebury's nose dive that Norwich's resume isn't strong in a Pool C fight.
You can also take out the St. Thomas win too I believe since it was against a Western team unless that rule changed.
If NU were to lose a couple more games they could be in serious trouble if they don't win the ECAC East Tourney,
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