Re: RPI 2011-12 Part V: Don't Stop Believing
I thoroughly enjoy this one.
RPI 2011-12 Part VI: And the Band Played On!
I thoroughly enjoy this one.

RPI 2011-12 Part VI: And the Band Played On!
Yeah, it was so hard gritting our teeth while beating Cornell. So tough to handle, that one.
Considering in the past 15 years or so how often we've beat Cornell (regardless of where the game is played), I'm in full agreement, and I know I didn't give two flips about who won a meaningless trophy.
Considering his record pre RPI-he has really held down the penalties. He has made considerable progress and has become a valuable member of this team. I know we can get called for all sorts of penalties just by the sound of the hit or the reaction of the crowd but I love to see how the opposition players react after Curadi, or Tinordi, or Malchuk hit them. The big problem that I see in the ECAC is that often times some officials simply call penalties by reputation.
You can jsut tell it like it is. Union backed in.
I would note that in the 1st half of the season in Dubuque, Luke was asked to play the enforcer role. Hence the PIMs. Later in the season, Monty brought in a forward with stone fists and for the most part, Luke was allowed to resume his blueline duties...with the occasional fisticuffs.He was taking penalties in every game he played at the beginning of the season, sometimes 2. I have been glad to see him playing and develop as well. What a great man and what a great family. I'm sitting here typing and smiling at the though of him tossing that Cornell player like a rag doll. Also appreciate you comment about how the oposing players react - I'm pretty sure that the last game we got stomped at the HFH that one of the goals against came after we had the puck in the offensive end for what seemed like 3 consecutive minutes, and when hey finally got control and made it to our end that the forward looked up and saw the BRO and just shot the puck....and it went in. I'm convinced he didnt want any piece of that bad man and just thought of self preservation, and ended up with a fluke goal. Between Luke, Koudys and LeBoeuf, we really have some size that can be used in the way Luke demonstrated.
RPI 2011-12 Part VI: And the Band Played On!
fr joe said:RPI 2011-12 Part VI: And the Band Played On!
This gets my vote.
I never heard them play a song named "On!".![]()
You don't know what they call the songs they play.![]()
It's not me, it's the team. You do realize that they won just their 10th game last night, right?
Yea, so? We finally see some positive signs of improvement in their play - so what if it took them all season, and you have to come in and drop a big corn-filled bowl snake into the thread. I was merely responding to that.
How about some insightful analysis of how RPI COULD beat Clarkson and move on to the next round? That I would find an interesting read for this thread (or the next).
I like the title I suggested. RPI VI: There will be math involved. (Of course, it makes more sense if RPI was in contention for an at large bid.)
I like it as well, but like you said, we should probably keep it in the bank. This is, of course, assuming Ralph has a spreadsheet for that.![]()
Don't you think that RPI will be getting there by Thursday?So... just so we're clear, you're the positivity police? Homie don't roll that way.
The team's two games removed from having been raped by the team that finished behind them in 11th place, but I suppose that has been magically cured, right?
Sure. A giant fireball could consume Potsdam on Thursday, forcing a forfeit and allowing RPI to move forward into the next round.
It COULD happen, but you'll probably whine about it.
We use numbers for everything but the cheers that we play during the stoppages.I don't think I want to.
Actually, I thought they go by numbers.
A giant fireball could consume Potsdam on Thursday, forcing a forfeit and allowing RPI to move forward into the next round. It COULD happen, but you'll probably whine about it.