Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

[TacoRob]

With Buffalo State averaging eighteen (18) minutes or so in the penalty box per game - and the recent disqualification from post-season play - all indications were that the 6-15-1 Bengals would be out for blood. What actually transpired was a very clean and fairly interesting game - complete with an obligatory Stafford scoreboard snafu

Check out my review at http://www.therobbrennan.com/journa...h-sends-buffalo-state-home-with-4-2-loss.html

 

[norm1909]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

With Buffalo State averaging eighteen (18) minutes or so in the penalty box per game - and the recent disqualification from post-season play - all indications were that the 6-15-1 Bengals would be out for blood. What actually transpired was a very clean and fairly interesting game - complete with an obligatory Stafford scoreboard snafu

Check out my review at http://www.therobbrennan.com/journa...h-sends-buffalo-state-home-with-4-2-loss.html

Well written, and I generally agree, except Plattsburgh didn't send them home, they sent them to Potsdam

Got to love that scoreboard!!!

 

[TacoRob]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Yeah part of me feels bad for the scoreboard issues. I can only imagine that if it takes this long to keep a reliable scoreboard up and running, any hope of an online ticketing system is probably out of the question

 

[wallhd]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Rob,

I always enjoy reading your game accounts.

If I might though, one thing about the 5 minute major penalty: In addition to the 5 minute major, the Buff State player was given a game misconduct penalty. I don't believe that there is a penalty called a "10 minute game misconduct". A game misconduct penalty means the recipient of such is out of the game and another player has to serve whatever time penalty was assessed.

GO CARDS

Wally

 

[norm1909]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Rob,

I always enjoy reading your game accounts.

If I might though, one thing about the 5 minute major penalty: In addition to the 5 minute major, the Buff State player was given a game misconduct penalty. I don't believe that there is a penalty called a "10 minute game misconduct". A game misconduct penalty means the recipient of such is out of the game and another player has to serve whatever time penalty was assessed.

GO CARDS

Wally

Your description is accurate, but in the box scores, they are listed as "(10-Game Misconduct)", for better or worse.

 

[CARDS_rule_the_Burgh]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Your description is accurate, but in the box scores, they are listed as "(10-Game Misconduct)", for better or worse.

Because they credit the player with 10PIMs for the Misconduct, regardless of whether it was 10-minutes or game. If I got a Game misconduct 1 minute into the 1st, I would get 10PIMs plus the penalty, not 59PIMs.

At least, that's my understanding.

 

[wallhd]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Yeah part of me feels bad for the scoreboard issues. I can only imagine that if it takes this long to keep a reliable scoreboard up and running, any hope of an online ticketing system is probably out of the question

Sometimes this is what you get when you have to buy from the low bidder !
(Said only partially "tongue in cheek"). I.E., I don't know that the scoreboards were even put out to bid, but the continuing problem makes one wonder if they were.

GO CARDS

Wally

 

[TacoRob]

Re: Plattsburgh vs Buffalo State

Rob,

I always enjoy reading your game accounts.

If I might though, one thing about the 5 minute major penalty: In addition to the 5 minute major, the Buff State player was given a game misconduct penalty. I don't believe that there is a penalty called a "10 minute game misconduct". A game misconduct penalty means the recipient of such is out of the game and another player has to serve whatever time penalty was assessed.

GO CARDS

Wally

Thanks for the great feedback (and for checking out the recaps!). Yeah, the game misconduct one is interesting that they're ten minutes, but I wonder...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penalty_(ice_hockey)#Game_misconduct_penalty

Based on that Wikipedia reference, it makes a bit more sense to me why it is like it is. If you technically can get a game misconduct for either a serious infraction or for receiving three five minute major penalties in a game, then I can see how those fifteen penalty minutes would translate into a five minute major penalty with an additional ten minutes awarded to the offending player's penalty minutes. Interesting!