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Providence College 2025-26 Official Season-Long Thread
- Thread starter PaulKorea
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PaulKorea
Not related to North or South
Speaking on the subject of in-game commentary, somebody get Colby Cohen some better glasses so he can stop calling him "Kiv-e-ola". There's always one guy. Last year during a broadcast one guy kept calling him Svedberg. At least Buccigross got all the names right from what I could tell.
A credit to Parsons and his performance thus far - He looks like a guy who should be the #1. Love Svedeback and don't know if in past years we could've had a better goaltender, but was seeing this as being his best year performance-wise. Nearly identical numbers to Parsons with significantly greater playing time. I do think one difference in his game and Parsons is the latter seems more poised after giving up a goal. Seems like those rattle Svedeback's confidence at times. And how about the team seemingly fixing that mess that was the never-ending streak of SHG surrendered? Big credit to the coaching staff for making adjustments and cleaning up that mess.
Figured it was a matter of time he would get injured with how often opposing players run him down. I've never seen a goalie get flattened like that so often where it seemed like every time it happens it would be the one that puts him on the shelf.
A credit to Parsons and his performance thus far - He looks like a guy who should be the #1. Love Svedeback and don't know if in past years we could've had a better goaltender, but was seeing this as being his best year performance-wise. Nearly identical numbers to Parsons with significantly greater playing time. I do think one difference in his game and Parsons is the latter seems more poised after giving up a goal. Seems like those rattle Svedeback's confidence at times. And how about the team seemingly fixing that mess that was the never-ending streak of SHG surrendered? Big credit to the coaching staff for making adjustments and cleaning up that mess.
Figured it was a matter of time he would get injured with how often opposing players run him down. I've never seen a goalie get flattened like that so often where it seemed like every time it happens it would be the one that puts him on the shelf.
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