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RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

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Im usually pretty good at ignoring those types of posts and can handle skipping over the pointless posts but today was a bit of overkill. I sometimes miss actual news or articles on the team that I would want to read.

Understand that if we end up in Hockey East, those days will sadly be gone and it won't really even be our fault. Hockey East threads tend to get overrun (with great frequency) with fans of opposing team jutting in with uneducated opinions (always negative) and meaningless trash talk. You could, for instance, post a nice, insightful analysis of Zach Schroeder's offensive techniques, and some other fan would butt in with the intellectual equivalent of "whatever, he sucks and RPI sucks," just longer.

The price of progress?
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

Understand that if we end up in Hockey East, those days will sadly be gone and it won't really even be our fault. Hockey East threads tend to get overrun (with great frequency) with fans of opposing team jutting in with uneducated opinions (always negative) and meaningless trash talk. You could, for instance, post a nice, insightful analysis of Zach Schroeder's offensive techniques, and some other fan would butt in with the intellectual equivalent of "whatever, he sucks and RPI sucks," just longer.

The price of progress?

Part of the cause problem is that many of the HE schools have large number of posters on USCHO. When school X has x posters and Y has y posters, there are x*y possibilities of conflict. In the case of the ECAC, RPI is really the only ECAC school where there are a lot of posters on USCHO. Cornell certainly has a lot of fans, but the majority spend most of there time discussing why Cornell hockey is not boring over at eLynah.
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

Understand that if we end up in Hockey East, those days will sadly be gone and it won't really even be our fault. Hockey East threads tend to get overrun (with great frequency) with fans of opposing team jutting in with uneducated opinions (always negative) and meaningless trash talk. You could, for instance, post a nice, insightful analysis of Zach Schroeder's offensive techniques, and some other fan would butt in with the intellectual equivalent of "whatever, he sucks and RPI sucks," just longer.

The price of progress?

Thats the point where I will step away and just get my news elsewhere I guess.
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

Understand that if we end up in Hockey East, those days will sadly be gone and it won't really even be our fault. Hockey East threads tend to get overrun (with great frequency) with fans of opposing team jutting in with uneducated opinions (always negative) and meaningless trash talk. You could, for instance, post a nice, insightful analysis of Zach Schroeder's offensive techniques, and some other fan would butt in with the intellectual equivalent of "whatever, he sucks and RPI sucks," just longer.

The price of progress?

I, for one, am looking forward to the insightful analysis of Zach Schroeder's offensive techniques. :)
 
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A question, which maybe should be posted on the women's board: what will happen to our women's team if the men's team joins the HE? On one hand, I would think that they would follow suit, but ND doesn't have a women's team, so they aren't going to the HE causing an imbalance, and RPI's likely ECAC replacement RIT doesn't have a D-I women's team either. So maybe the RPI women will stay in the ECAC.
 
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Possible, but he would have to show vast improvement in his skating ablities, such as lateral movement, pivots and overall foot speed.

His hockey sense/decision making is real good.

Remember PK was only 17 when he stepped on campus and played first game. Youngest player in ECAC last year. Look out this year.
 
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Remember PK was only 17 when he stepped on campus and played first game. Youngest player in ECAC last year. Look out this year.

I agree. He didn't seem to have those deficiences at the Caps' rookie camp.
 
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A question, which maybe should be posted on the women's board: what will happen to our women's team if the men's team joins the HE? On one hand, I would think that they would follow suit, but ND doesn't have a women's team, so they aren't going to the HE causing an imbalance, and RPI's likely ECAC replacement RIT doesn't have a D-I women's team either. So maybe the RPI women will stay in the ECAC.

Ralph, please take this to the women's thread. I always wanted to say that to RB :rolleyes:
 
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"And, most importantly, the idea (moving to HE) is supported by its current administration, including head coach Seth Appert and athletic director Jim Knowlton (despite his lip service to the contrary, as was reported Tuesday by Ken Schott of the Schnectady Gazette)."

This is from Adam Wodon of CollegeHockeyNews.

source http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2011/09/28_notre_dame_decision_not_the.php
 
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It's a good thing that threads don't currently close after 1000 replies. I would have to ask for thread title suggestions next week. :)
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

It's a good thing that threads don't currently close after 1000 replies. I would have to ask for thread title suggestions next week. :)

Those who thought our threads would slow down because we seem to just talk about thread titles, raise your hands...

*crickets*

That's what I thought. :D
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

It's a good thing that threads don't currently close after 1000 replies. I would have to ask for thread title suggestions next week. :)

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Part of the cause problem is that many of the HE schools have large number of posters on USCHO. When school X has x posters and Y has y posters, there are x*y possibilities of conflict. In the case of the ECAC, RPI is really the only ECAC school where there are a lot of posters on USCHO. Cornell certainly has a lot of fans, but the majority spend most of there time discussing why Cornell hockey is not boring over at eLynah.

I was told there would be no math.
 
Re: RPI 2011-12 Season: Posts on a Message Board

Part of the cause problem is that many of the HE schools have large number of posters on USCHO. When school X has x posters and Y has y posters, there are x*y possibilities of conflict. In the case of the ECAC, RPI is really the only ECAC school where there are a lot of posters on USCHO. Cornell certainly has a lot of fans, but the majority spend most of there time discussing why Cornell hockey is not boring over at eLynah.

= Cornell Sucks
 
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Did someone say something about Union to would be a good fit in Hockey East? Have to admit I got a chuckle out of that one. I think either SA or AD Knowlton said on Ken Schott's video, that the ECAC had in a sense strengthened its position by maintaining (for now at least) the status quo. Frankly that had sort of occurred to me as well. Not sure if it makes sense though. I think that the loss of RPI would be a big one for the ECAC, but the as yet not emergent threat of an Ivy breakoff could be a real game changer for the league. Of course I realize most of you are already looking at the ECAC in the rearview mirror. :(
 
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