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Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
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Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Big win should be set for tomorrow as we only played for 1 period total.....some in the first and the rest half way through the third, going to need to pick it up from now on, no breaks.....They say the alumni buy the tix but do not attend the games (supporting program) wish they would give them away
I hear that Sat game is on line on ESPN3
Big win should be set for tomorrow as we only played for 1 period total.....some in the first and the rest half way through the third, going to need to pick it up from now on, no breaks.....They say the alumni buy the tix but do not attend the games (supporting program) wish they would give them away
I hear that Sat game is on line on ESPN3
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The Zlax45
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Exactly...they don’t use the tickets. Very odd
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Actually building wasn't that empty. Not many students as many left for the long weekend. Band was there though.
Actually building wasn't that empty. Not many students as many left for the long weekend. Band was there though.
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Meanwhile, Friars did what they needed to do and woke up after UML took the lead. (It was like watching a replay of the BC/UMass game on Thursday).
Friars didn't get any help from teams in other leagues, just need to keep winning.
Probably not going to catch BC for first and at this point probably want to see Maine pushed down. BC finishes with 3 against Maine.
UCONN beating BU helped some but can still be caught by the Terriers.
UVM came back to force OT with NU but could not close it out in OT, so maybe they do tonight.
Watching Greenway in the Olympics, his game will translate well in the NHL I think. It will be interesting to see how he adjusts coming back to finish out the college season. May not be able to get away with some of the extra physical stuff in a BU uni.
Meanwhile, Friars did what they needed to do and woke up after UML took the lead. (It was like watching a replay of the BC/UMass game on Thursday).
Friars didn't get any help from teams in other leagues, just need to keep winning.
Probably not going to catch BC for first and at this point probably want to see Maine pushed down. BC finishes with 3 against Maine.
UCONN beating BU helped some but can still be caught by the Terriers.
UVM came back to force OT with NU but could not close it out in OT, so maybe they do tonight.
Watching Greenway in the Olympics, his game will translate well in the NHL I think. It will be interesting to see how he adjusts coming back to finish out the college season. May not be able to get away with some of the extra physical stuff in a BU uni.
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Injured, lower body injury, which means leg issue...I think he got hurt in the UCONN home game...
Injured, lower body injury, which means leg issue...I think he got hurt in the UCONN home game...
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Five straight 20 win seasons for Leaman's teams? Not bad. Looking at the schedule, Northeastern has a chance to pass PC only by having 1 more game to play. Don't think it's that big a difference whether you may end up with the #6 or #7 team in the conference tourney 2nd round.
Five straight 20 win seasons for Leaman's teams? Not bad. Looking at the schedule, Northeastern has a chance to pass PC only by having 1 more game to play. Don't think it's that big a difference whether you may end up with the #6 or #7 team in the conference tourney 2nd round.
Jon
Say, this is nice.
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
So i order to at least share the Hockey East title, we need to beat UMASS (which won't be easy, it's a road game on a Saturday) and Maine needs to sweep BC (!) and our friends the Skating Mother Theresas need to stop disrespecting Dick Umile and take at least one point from Northeastern.
Would have been nice to get more than one point in Vermont and not drop games to UCONN and UNH.
Basically, we should be okay with 2nd or 3rd place in the league and take it from there.
So i order to at least share the Hockey East title, we need to beat UMASS (which won't be easy, it's a road game on a Saturday) and Maine needs to sweep BC (!) and our friends the Skating Mother Theresas need to stop disrespecting Dick Umile and take at least one point from Northeastern.
Would have been nice to get more than one point in Vermont and not drop games to UCONN and UNH.
Basically, we should be okay with 2nd or 3rd place in the league and take it from there.
The Zlax45
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Hennessy goes to the bench?
The Zlax45
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Jon
Say, this is nice.
BC getting in probably knocks out PC or NU given how crappy the league is. Just. Keep. Winning.
Re: Providence College regrouping and on to St. Paul
Looks like only changes tonight were Robbie being swapped out for the returning Kavanagh. Right Jon, they just have to keep winning. But I don't think PC is in jeopardy of being bumped out unless they get smoked in the HE tournament quarterfinals.
Looks like only changes tonight were Robbie being swapped out for the returning Kavanagh. Right Jon, they just have to keep winning. But I don't think PC is in jeopardy of being bumped out unless they get smoked in the HE tournament quarterfinals.