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RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

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FlagDUDE08 said:
For any newcomers that are unfamiliar with the proceedings as we've done for a while, we discuss the game in-game on the Score Thread. For this game, it's available here:

http://board.uscho.com/showthread.php?96958-Acadia-RPI-10-1-11

Check back to that particular forum during game time, as we have a lot of fun there, especially when Red Cloud or I start the thread. :D
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What are you insinuating? :D
 
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Dr. D usually posts the football scores, but since he doesn't seem to have done so yet...

RPI came back from an 11-point deficit this afternoon to outscore Rochester, 15-0, in the fourth quarter and won, 28-24, at the ECAV.

(Edit - I see now that Dr. D actually posted the football score on the hockey score updates thread.)
 
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Waite21 said:
Dr. D usually posts the football scores, but since he doesn't seem to have done so yet...

RPI came back from an 11-point deficit this afternoon to outscore Rochester, 15-0, in the fourth quarter and won, 28-24, at the ECAV.

(Edit - I see now that Dr. D actually posted the football score on the hockey score updates thread.)
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Thanks for subbing for me-I did post the score but i did it during the game on the scores thread. I was far too blotto to even find this thread when we got home. As it was Jenny had to do some of the typing for the early part of the second period when we got home. It really is easier to sober up though when your team is busy scoring 7 goals.:D
 
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burgie12 said:
Ever wonder "Hmm... I wonder who performed the best in "crunch time" (February / March / April) against teams that did really well in their conference (Top 4 finish) over the past five seasons in non-friendly environments (Neutral / Away only) and disregard all games against AHA / independent teams"?
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Code: 
Boston College         23- 7-1 0.758
RIT                     2- 1-0 0.667
Notre Dame              8- 6-0 0.571
North Dakota           13-11-1 0.540
Michigan               13-11-2 0.538
Minnesota Duluth       11-10-1 0.523
Northern Michigan       9- 9-4 0.500
Boston University       7- 7-1 0.500
Wisconsin               7- 7-0 0.500
Miami                   6- 6-0 0.500
Bemidji State           5- 6-0 0.455
Michigan State          4- 5-1 0.450
UMass Lowell            9-12-2 0.435
Colorado College        4- 6-3 0.423
St. Cloud State         8-12-3 0.413
Cornell                 7-10-0 0.412
Yale                    7-10-0 0.412
St. Lawrence            6-10-1 0.382
Vermont                 7-13-2 0.364
Denver                  6-11-1 0.361
Colgate                 5-10-2 0.353
Ohio State              4- 8-1 0.346
New Hampshire           7-14-1 0.341
Quinnipiac              6-15-2 0.304
Minnesota               5-13-2 0.300
Massachusetts           6-15-0 0.286
Ferris State            4-12-1 0.265
Maine                   7-20-0 0.259
Northeastern            5-18-3 0.250
Harvard                 4-14-1 0.237
Clarkson                2- 9-2 0.231
Nebraska-Omaha          4-15-1 0.225
Merrimack               3-11-0 0.214
Michigan Tech           4-15-0 0.211
Western Michigan        3-14-2 0.211
Rensselaer              1- 7-2 0.200
Air Force               1- 4-0 0.200
Princeton               2-10-1 0.192
Minnesota State         2-13-2 0.176
Lake Superior           3-15-0 0.167
Brown                   2-11-0 0.154
Bowling Green           1- 8-1 0.150
Alaska Anchorage        2-15-1 0.139
Providence              1-14-2 0.118
Union                   1-10-0 0.091
Dartmouth               0- 8-1 0.056
Alaska                  0- 8-0 0.000
Alabama-Huntsville      0- 2-0 0.000
Mercyhurst              0- 1-0 0.000
Niagara                 0- 1-0 0.000
Robert Morris           0- 1-0 0.000
American International  0- 0-0 0.000
Army                    0- 0-0 0.000
Bentley                 0- 0-0 0.000
Canisius                0- 0-0 0.000
Connecticut             0- 0-0 0.000
Holy Cross              0- 0-0 0.000
Sacred Heart            0- 0-0 0.000
Wayne State             0- 0-0 0.000
Not that anyone else really cares, and it's not exactly RPI-specific, but here's the link to the spreadsheet that I said I was in the process of.
Spreadsheet with scores from past seven seasons of D-I hockey
 
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burgie12 said:
Code: 
Boston College         23- 7-1 0.758
RIT                     2- 1-0 0.667
Notre Dame              8- 6-0 0.571
North Dakota           13-11-1 0.540
Michigan               13-11-2 0.538
Minnesota Duluth       11-10-1 0.523
Northern Michigan       9- 9-4 0.500
Boston University       7- 7-1 0.500
Wisconsin               7- 7-0 0.500
Miami                   6- 6-0 0.500
Bemidji State           5- 6-0 0.455
Michigan State          4- 5-1 0.450
UMass Lowell            9-12-2 0.435
Colorado College        4- 6-3 0.423
St. Cloud State         8-12-3 0.413
Cornell                 7-10-0 0.412
Yale                    7-10-0 0.412
St. Lawrence            6-10-1 0.382
Vermont                 7-13-2 0.364
Denver                  6-11-1 0.361
Colgate                 5-10-2 0.353
Ohio State              4- 8-1 0.346
New Hampshire           7-14-1 0.341
Quinnipiac              6-15-2 0.304
Minnesota               5-13-2 0.300
Massachusetts           6-15-0 0.286
Ferris State            4-12-1 0.265
Maine                   7-20-0 0.259
Northeastern            5-18-3 0.250
Harvard                 4-14-1 0.237
Clarkson                2- 9-2 0.231
Nebraska-Omaha          4-15-1 0.225
Merrimack               3-11-0 0.214
Michigan Tech           4-15-0 0.211
Western Michigan        3-14-2 0.211
Rensselaer              1- 7-2 0.200
Air Force               1- 4-0 0.200
Princeton               2-10-1 0.192
Minnesota State         2-13-2 0.176
Lake Superior           3-15-0 0.167
Brown                   2-11-0 0.154
Bowling Green           1- 8-1 0.150
Alaska Anchorage        2-15-1 0.139
Providence              1-14-2 0.118
Union                   1-10-0 0.091
Dartmouth               0- 8-1 0.056
Alaska                  0- 8-0 0.000
Alabama-Huntsville      0- 2-0 0.000
Mercyhurst              0- 1-0 0.000
Niagara                 0- 1-0 0.000
Robert Morris           0- 1-0 0.000
American International  0- 0-0 0.000
Army                    0- 0-0 0.000
Bentley                 0- 0-0 0.000
Canisius                0- 0-0 0.000
Connecticut             0- 0-0 0.000
Holy Cross              0- 0-0 0.000
Sacred Heart            0- 0-0 0.000
Wayne State             0- 0-0 0.000
Not that anyone else really cares, and it's not exactly RPI-specific, but here's the link to the spreadsheet that I said I was in the process of.
Spreadsheet with scores from past seven seasons of D-I hockey
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Burgie-that is just flat out informative. Not that .200 is very good for us but surprised to see Union at .091-the sample size is just too small to rate RIT but the others at the top of the list are the usual suspects and of course all belong up there. Thanks for posting.
 
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I can't see any benefit to the Ivies in forming their own conference.
 
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DrDemento said:
Burgie-that is just flat out informative. Not that .200 is very good for us but surprised to see Union at .091-the sample size is just too small to rate RIT but the others at the top of the list are the usual suspects and of course all belong up there. Thanks for posting.
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I should note that I took out games against top CHA teams as well. Miami was 9-6-0 before that.

If you include all Away/Neutral "clutch" Top-4 games, RIT's record drops from 2-1-0 to 4-5-1. That may be more telling about their ability (and also just how special that run in 09-10 was).
 
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DrDemento said:
Burgie-that is just flat out informative. Not that .200 is very good for us but surprised to see Union at .091-the sample size is just too small to rate RIT but the others at the top of the list are the usual suspects and of course all belong up there. Thanks for posting.
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Code: 
02/03/2007 Union 2 Dartmouth        3 Away    InCon
02/16/2007 Union 2 Clarkson         6 Away    InCon
02/17/2007 Union 2 St. Lawrence     5 Away    InCon
02/21/2009 Union 2 Cornell          5 Away    InCon
03/13/2009 Union 2 Princeton        3 Away    Playoffs
03/14/2009 Union 5 Princeton        2 Away    Playoffs
03/15/2009 Union 1 Princeton        3 Away    Playoffs
02/26/2010 Union 1 Cornell          4 Away    InCon
02/27/2010 Union 2 Colgate          5 Away    InCon
03/20/2010 Union 0 Cornell          3 Neutral Playoffs
03/25/2011 Union 0 Minnesota Duluth 2 Neutral NCAAs
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

Excellent game.

One note for babo (I believe that was you?) - we don't throw pucks that go in the stands back on the ice, we Give it to the Kid! (see First Church Commandment #8) ;)
 
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joecct said:
Why didn't you use Don Cutts?
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Is he still on the team? :)

I think for two years, quite a few years ago now, I also mentioned the name of whomever I regarded as the most prominent alum to wear each number but i stopped doing that. Cutts clearly was the best player ever to wear zero. Of course, he was the only one.
 
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