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Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

It's great to read Watcher's posts and his view on the immediate future of UNH hockey vis � vis the reign of Umile.
What I'm seeing is that the programs become themselves: when potential recruits see BC in the finals, when they see the performance of the players, the comportment of the coaches, they want BC.
Where's UNH? If I went to a bank and the loan officer was wearing a sweatshirt, I'd question his attitude toward his job. Umile is still wearing the black turtleneck. Coaching and winning hockey games is a business. Umile should dress for success.
I watched BC win the championship. The players were talented, poised, focused, intent on one thing. These attributes came from the top down. Jerry York. I watch Jerry on the bench, and he's always thinking, analysing, taking notes. Watch Umile, he's usually scowling. Has he ever taken notes? For whom would you rather play?
Umile can not recruit the championship caliber players. He can not assemble a championship quality team. We've all known that for years. Unfortunately, he'll be leaving on his own terms, and we'll suffer until then.
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

It's great to read Watcher's posts and his view on the immediate future of UNH hockey vis � vis the reign of Umile.
What I'm seeing is that the programs become themselves: when potential recruits see BC in the finals, when they see the performance of the players, the comportment of the coaches, they want BC.
Where's UNH? If I went to a bank and the loan officer was wearing a sweatshirt, I'd question his attitude toward his job. Umile is still wearing the black turtleneck. Coaching and winning hockey games is a business. Umile should dress for success.
I watched BC win the championship. The players were talented, poised, focused, intent on one thing. These attributes came from the top down. Jerry York. I watch Jerry on the bench, and he's always thinking, analysing, taking notes. Watch Umile, he's usually scowling. Has he ever taken notes? For whom would you rather play?
Umile can not recruit the championship caliber players. He can not assemble a championship quality team. We've all known that for years. Unfortunately, he'll be leaving on his own terms, and we'll suffer until then.

Are you saying UNH hasn't won the NC because the coach doesn't wear a tie and doesn't take notes? Take nothing from Jerry York but a lot of his success comes from the resources he has and where his school is located. Doesn't hurt them that they are a nationally renowned school in the ACC with big time sports, all contributing to his exposure and success. Not to mention that BC's Freshman team's second leading scorer, Hockey East tourney MVP, one man highlight film player would have been playing for tie-less Coach Umile if Admissions had just done their job. Jack Parker to a lesser extent (no ACC) has the same exposure, resources as BC.
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

I'm shocked that bill would waste that many words, including big words like 'comportment' to say what he always says. I am actually convinced it's the fish on the ice, not Umile's wardrobe.

If UNH didn't have a holier than thou admissions department all of a sudden, the situation they're in could be a lot different. It's embarrassing, really.
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

Are you saying UNH hasn't won the NC because the coach doesn't wear a tie and doesn't take notes? Take nothing from Jerry York but a lot of his success comes from the resources he has and where his school is located. Doesn't hurt them that they are a nationally renowned school in the ACC with big time sports, all contributing to his exposure and success. Not to mention that BC's Freshman team's second leading scorer, Hockey East tourney MVP, one man highlight film player would have been playing for tie-less Coach Umile if Admissions had just done their job. Jack Parker to a lesser extent (no ACC) has the same exposure, resources as BC.

Not even worth engaging this blowhard, he is just a bitter, bitter man who has a fascination with other men’s clothing. We all know he is just a BC fan in UNH clothing, of course he is wearing a nice jacket and tie at all time. Surprise he isn’t blaming the fish on losing again. Once a troll, always a troll
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

Captain for 2012-2013 is Conor Hardowa. Alternates are Greg Burke and Bret Kostolansky.
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

Captain for 2012-2013 is Conor Hardowa. Alternates are Greg Burke and Bret Kostolansky.

Or as the opposing team radio guys like to say, Har-DOEwa

At the beginning of the next to last game against UMass at the Mullins Center, Connor Hardowa was announced as "Chris" Hardowa. Several teammates, lined up at the goal line, burst out laughing.

A hard-working player who leads by example - a logical choice for Captain.
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

Here are all of the award winners from the team banquet:

Roger A. LeClerc Trophy (MVP) - Stevie Moses Sr. Forward

2012-13 Captains Captain - Connor Hardowa Jr. Defense

Alternate Capt. - Greg Burke Jr. Forward

Alternate Capt. - Brett Kostolansky Jr. Defense

Most Improved Player Award - Nick Sorkin So. Forward

Frank "The Fan" Halbert Fan Favorite Award - Stevie Moses Sr. Forward

Warren R. Brown Memorial Trophy - Mike Borisenok Sr. Forward (Best Defensive Forward)

Guy Smith Award (Best Forward) - Stevie Moses Sr. Forward

Sid Knight Award (Best GPA) - Jay Camper Fr. Forward

Robert A. Kullen (Unsung Hero) - Kevin McCarey Sr. Forward

Charles E. Holt Coaches Award - Damon Kipp Sr. Forward

Rod Langway Best Defenseman Award - Connor Hardowa Jr. Defense

SCO Nate Hardy Ironman Award - Damon Kipp Sr. Defense

Snively Citizenship and Service Award - Matt Di Girolamo Sr. Goalie

Terry Morton Most Worthy Opponent - Kieran Millan Sr. Goalie (Boston University)

Link:
http://www.unhwildcats.com/sports/mice/2011-12/releases/20120414pb6znk
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

At the beginning of the next to last game against UMass at the Mullins Center, Connor Hardowa was announced as "Chris" Hardowa. Several teammates, lined up at the goal line, burst out laughing.

A hard-working player who leads by example - a logical choice for Captain.


Really like the choice, he has imporved every year and might be my favorite on the team now, can tell he a hard worker. Hopefully sets a good exapmle for teh rest of team
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

And some guys named LaLeggia and Gaudreau :(

Remember when someone wrote that Gaudreau was definitely going to go to UNH (with visits the BC, BU, and Northeastern the next day) if not for the UNH admissions problems?

I read it on the internet, it must be true!!!
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

I like the fact that the Fan Favorite Award was named after Frank "the Fan" Halbert. No one I have ever known was a bigger UNHathletics fan than Frank. And a great guy as well.
 
RPI at NH Sunday 1/6

http://unhwildcats.com/sports/mice/2012-13/schedule
Not linked on the unh website but out of curiosity, I changed the date from this past season to next and whaddaya know....


Date Opponent Notes Result Time/Status Links
Sat Oct. 6 St. Francis Xavier Exhibition 7:00 PM
Fri Oct. 12 St. Cloud St. 7:00 PM
Sat Oct. 13 St. Cloud St. 7:00 PM
Sat Oct. 20 Boston U. * 7:00 PM
Fri Oct. 26 Northeastern * 7:00 PM
Sat Oct. 27 at Northeastern * 7:00 PM
Fri Nov. 2 at Mass.-Lowell * 7:00 PM
Sun Nov. 4 at Maine * 7:00 PM
Sat Nov. 10 Vermont * 7:00 PM
Fri Nov. 16 at Mass.-Lowell * 7:00 PM
Sun Nov. 18 at Boston U. * 7:00 PM
Fri Nov. 23 at Denver Denver Cup 7:00 PM
Sat Nov. 24 at Colorado Col. Denver Cup 7:00 PM
Fri Nov. 30 Mass.-Lowell * 7:00 PM
Sat Dec. 1 at Mass.-Lowell * 7:00 PM
Thu Dec. 6 Boston U. * 7:00 PM
Fri Dec. 28 at Dartmouth Ledyard Classic - Hanover, N.H. 7:00 PM
Sat Dec. 29 vs. Bemidji St. or Massachusetts @ Ledyard Classic - Hanover, N.H. Dartmouth Tournament TBA
Fri Jan. 4 US Under 18 Team 7:00 PM
Sun Jan. 6 Rensselaer 4:00 PM
Fri Jan. 11 at Boston College * 7:00 PM
Sat Jan. 12 Boston College * 7:00 PM
Sat Jan. 19 at Providence * 7:00 PM
Fri Jan. 25 at Merrimack * 7:00 PM
Sat Jan. 26 vs. Merrimack @ Verizon Wireless Arena * Manchester, N.H. 7:00 PM
Fri Feb. 1 at Northeastern * 7:00 PM
Sat Feb. 2 Merrimack * 7:00 PM
Sat Feb. 9 Providence * 7:00 PM
Fri Feb. 15 Providence * 7:00 PM
Sun Feb. 17 at Boston College * 7:00 PM
Fri Feb. 22 at Vermont * 7:00 PM
Sat Feb. 23 at Vermont * 7:00 PM
Fri Mar. 1 Massachusetts * 7:00 PM
Sat Mar. 2 Massachusetts * 7:00 PM
Fri Mar. 8 Maine * White Out the Whit 7:00 PM
Sat Mar. 9 Maine * White Out the Whit 7:00 PM
 
Re: Official UNH Wildcats Offseason Thread 2012

It doesn't bring the instant "W-T-F?" reaction like last season's schedule did, but 5 home games (including St.Francis) before Halloween, then just 3 more for all of November and December? Strange.
 
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It doesn't bring the instant "W-T-F?" reaction like last season's schedule did, but 5 home games (including St.Francis) before Halloween, then just 3 more for all of November and December? Strange.

Also, assuming the first Uml game, nov 2 is mass, as there are 4 Uml and 2 umass listed, and that's reversed from this past season...
 
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