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Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
RPI- Bubela
Ferris-Schempp
Minn-Ambrose
Colgate-Tylor Spink
RPI- Bubela
Ferris-Schempp
Minn-Ambrose
Colgate-Tylor Spink
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RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
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Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Noticed that Laliberte did not play the last game against Denver. Will he be available next weekend. Thanks.
Noticed that Laliberte did not play the last game against Denver. Will he be available next weekend. Thanks.
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Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
It isn't known yet although he was expected to be back.
It isn't known yet although he was expected to be back.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
DominicHennig
New member
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Ferris State's video preview of the Mariucci Classic: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZVWVOCs08k&hd=1
Ferris State's video preview of the Mariucci Classic: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZVWVOCs08k&hd=1
DominicHennig
New member
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Here's the update with TV on Saturday night at 7/8pm:
FOX Sports North: Minnesota Wild
FOX Sports North +: Minnesota Timberwolves
FOX Sports Detroit: Detroit Red Wings
NBC Sports: Notre Dame @ Boston College
CBS Sports: College Basketball - Harvard @ Rice
ESPNU: College Basketball - Indiana State @ Evansville
FCSA: Anchorage @ Wisco
FCSC: College Basketball - Texas A&M @ Oral Roberts
FCSP: College Basketball - Eastern Kentucky @ Southern Illinois
So basically, every network that broadcasts college hockey is broadcasting live content that night. There is one network left that officials are working to finalize details to broadcast the Minnesota 7/8pm Saturday night game. Will be announced ASAP.
Regardless, although Minnesota does not typically video stream their games, they will be streaming all 4 this weekend on www.GopherSports.com.
www.Twitter.com/DominicHennig
Ferris State Hockey Video Center: http://www.ferrisstatebulldogs.com/sports/mice/2013-14/videos/Mariucci_Classic
Here's the update with TV on Saturday night at 7/8pm:
FOX Sports North: Minnesota Wild
FOX Sports North +: Minnesota Timberwolves
FOX Sports Detroit: Detroit Red Wings
NBC Sports: Notre Dame @ Boston College
CBS Sports: College Basketball - Harvard @ Rice
ESPNU: College Basketball - Indiana State @ Evansville
FCSA: Anchorage @ Wisco
FCSC: College Basketball - Texas A&M @ Oral Roberts
FCSP: College Basketball - Eastern Kentucky @ Southern Illinois
So basically, every network that broadcasts college hockey is broadcasting live content that night. There is one network left that officials are working to finalize details to broadcast the Minnesota 7/8pm Saturday night game. Will be announced ASAP.
Regardless, although Minnesota does not typically video stream their games, they will be streaming all 4 this weekend on www.GopherSports.com.
www.Twitter.com/DominicHennig
Ferris State Hockey Video Center: http://www.ferrisstatebulldogs.com/sports/mice/2013-14/videos/Mariucci_Classic
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RPI fan 4 life
Season Ticket Holder since 1974
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Go Red, Go White!!
RPI- Brock Higgs
Ferris Buehler- Kyle Schempp
Golden Chokers- Seth Ambros
Toothpaste- Tylor Spink
Go Red, Go White!!
RPI- Brock Higgs
Ferris Buehler- Kyle Schempp
Golden Chokers- Seth Ambros
Toothpaste- Tylor Spink
DominicHennig
New member
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
That other network was the Big Ten Network:
Minnesota announced that the 7 p.m. central game on Saturday night will be broadcast nationally on BTN and streamed on BTN2Go.com
Regardless if Minnesota wins or loses tomorrow night, they will play at 7 central/8 eastern on the Big Ten Network. That means if Minnesota loses, the championship game will be played at 4/5 on Saturday without TV coverage.
That other network was the Big Ten Network:
Minnesota announced that the 7 p.m. central game on Saturday night will be broadcast nationally on BTN and streamed on BTN2Go.com
Regardless if Minnesota wins or loses tomorrow night, they will play at 7 central/8 eastern on the Big Ten Network. That means if Minnesota loses, the championship game will be played at 4/5 on Saturday without TV coverage.
MavHockey14
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Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
RPI: Brock Higgs
Ferris: Kyle Schempp
UMN: Kyle Rau
Colgate: Darcy Murphy
RPI: Brock Higgs
Ferris: Kyle Schempp
UMN: Kyle Rau
Colgate: Darcy Murphy
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Ralph is correct, it's a 4:07 PM Central lock-down time tonight, so still 6 hours to go until you're stuck (barring injury, yada yada).
There were some strange spellings of Ambroz, but I guessed that that's who you were going for.
Still missing picks from three posters out there.
And, time for my picks...
Fluffy puppies: Kyle Schempp
Fluffy rodents: Taylor Cammarata
__ of the Lost Ark: Jake Kulevich
Occupation that should run the world: Brock Higgs
Ralph is correct, it's a 4:07 PM Central lock-down time tonight, so still 6 hours to go until you're stuck (barring injury, yada yada).
There were some strange spellings of Ambroz, but I guessed that that's who you were going for.
Still missing picks from three posters out there.
And, time for my picks...
Fluffy puppies: Kyle Schempp
Fluffy rodents: Taylor Cammarata
__ of the Lost Ark: Jake Kulevich
Occupation that should run the world: Brock Higgs
TuteScrooge
Member
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
'Tute: Brock Higgs
Ferris State: Scott Czarnowczan
Minnesota: Seth Ambroz
Colgate: Tylor Spink
'Tute: Brock Higgs
Ferris State: Scott Czarnowczan
Minnesota: Seth Ambroz
Colgate: Tylor Spink
Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Congratulations to MavHockey14! He made up for a dreadful showing just before the break by putting together a decidedly solid set of picks, winning his second weekend of the season, and moving himself into a tie for the overall lead.
Matt Neal (hawthr, RPIHFH, and rsfs04) was the most productive Engineer on the weekend, assisting on Bubela's powerplay goal against Ferris State and scoring an even-strength shot against Minnesota to tally 3 PtC points. The posters only took four different players and each of them generated at least an assist, so no one went scoreless with their RPI choices.
With the Bulldogs being held scoreless in the championship game against Colgate, it all depended on who put up the most points on Friday. Matt Robertson (nobody) scored FSU's fourth (powerplay) and sixth (empty netter) goals and assisted on their first two tallies, so he was the proper choice. Justin Buzzeo, with his goal and assist did well for the three individuals that did choose him. Scott Czarnowczan did not fare so well, bringing four posters down with him.
The hosts actually got their most production out of Travis Boyd (nobody), a Capitals draft choice. He scored the game-tying goal against Colgate on Friday and scored the unassisted lead-locking goal on Saturday to go with his assists on the Gophers' fifth and sixth goals, earning six PtC points. Kyle Rau, a very popular pick was worth five with 2 goals on Saturday and an assist on Boyd's goal on Friday. Fasching was with the USA U20 team and was not ready to play by Friday and did not contribute on Saturday, so his 0-point performance generated the only 0-point choice of Minnesota on the weekend.
The surprise champions of the tournament were led in PtC land by Charlie Finn (nobody), their goalie, who got five points from his shutout over Ferris State. Their most productive skaters were Brett Corkey (nobody) and Darcy Murphy (MavHockey, Ralph, and RPIHFH). Corkey assisted on Gate's second and third goals on Saturday and Murphy put one in the net both nights. The Raiders proved to be the most problematic for those picking with only six generating points and nine others remaining scoreless.
RKarger fell off her spot on top of the standings and all the way down to fourth place, but she's just two points back of lugnut and MavHockey who are now co-leaders. Other than that, not a whole lot happened with just a couple ties being broken and some minor shuffling.
There are only 8-12 weeks remaining, which means that we're likely past the halfway point in the season, so keep going for those bonus points, there's definitely still time to make up some ground.
PtC 2013-14 spreadsheet
Week 11 Results:
13 points + 1
MavHockey14
11 points
RPIHFH
10 points
lugnut92
Ralph Baer
9 points
hawthr
7 points
FlagDUDE08
rsfs04
vizoroo
6 points
1988
engineerhockeyfan
RKarger
RPI fan 4 life
5 points
burgie12
4 points
TuteScrooge
2 points
cnor79
Overall Standings:
Congratulations to MavHockey14! He made up for a dreadful showing just before the break by putting together a decidedly solid set of picks, winning his second weekend of the season, and moving himself into a tie for the overall lead.
Matt Neal (hawthr, RPIHFH, and rsfs04) was the most productive Engineer on the weekend, assisting on Bubela's powerplay goal against Ferris State and scoring an even-strength shot against Minnesota to tally 3 PtC points. The posters only took four different players and each of them generated at least an assist, so no one went scoreless with their RPI choices.
With the Bulldogs being held scoreless in the championship game against Colgate, it all depended on who put up the most points on Friday. Matt Robertson (nobody) scored FSU's fourth (powerplay) and sixth (empty netter) goals and assisted on their first two tallies, so he was the proper choice. Justin Buzzeo, with his goal and assist did well for the three individuals that did choose him. Scott Czarnowczan did not fare so well, bringing four posters down with him.
The hosts actually got their most production out of Travis Boyd (nobody), a Capitals draft choice. He scored the game-tying goal against Colgate on Friday and scored the unassisted lead-locking goal on Saturday to go with his assists on the Gophers' fifth and sixth goals, earning six PtC points. Kyle Rau, a very popular pick was worth five with 2 goals on Saturday and an assist on Boyd's goal on Friday. Fasching was with the USA U20 team and was not ready to play by Friday and did not contribute on Saturday, so his 0-point performance generated the only 0-point choice of Minnesota on the weekend.
The surprise champions of the tournament were led in PtC land by Charlie Finn (nobody), their goalie, who got five points from his shutout over Ferris State. Their most productive skaters were Brett Corkey (nobody) and Darcy Murphy (MavHockey, Ralph, and RPIHFH). Corkey assisted on Gate's second and third goals on Saturday and Murphy put one in the net both nights. The Raiders proved to be the most problematic for those picking with only six generating points and nine others remaining scoreless.
RKarger fell off her spot on top of the standings and all the way down to fourth place, but she's just two points back of lugnut and MavHockey who are now co-leaders. Other than that, not a whole lot happened with just a couple ties being broken and some minor shuffling.
There are only 8-12 weeks remaining, which means that we're likely past the halfway point in the season, so keep going for those bonus points, there's definitely still time to make up some ground.
PtC 2013-14 spreadsheet
Week 11 Results:
13 points + 1
MavHockey14
11 points
RPIHFH
10 points
lugnut92
Ralph Baer
9 points
hawthr
7 points
FlagDUDE08
rsfs04
vizoroo
6 points
1988
engineerhockeyfan
RKarger
RPI fan 4 life
5 points
burgie12
4 points
TuteScrooge
2 points
cnor79
Overall Standings:
Code:
01 lugnut92 60
MavHockey14 60
03 Ralph Baer 59
04 RKarger 58
05 RPI fan 4 life 52
06 engineerhockeyfan 50
TuteScrooge 50
08 RPIHFH 46
09 hawthr 44
10 vizoroo 42
11 rsfs04 41
12 1988 40
13 FlagDUDE08 39
14 burgie12 37
15 Redaero91 31
16 cnor79 26
17 arickeo 7
18 REDRocket 3Re: RPI Pick to Click 2013-14: Revenge of the Nerds
Link back to the title post with details on scoring
RPI returns to league action with the longest road trip of the season, starting in New Jersey on Friday and playing in Connecticut on Saturday.
The Engineers took three points against this duo in early December when they let one slip away against Quinnipiac before responding with a solid win against the Tigers.
Quinnipiac has just three losses on the season and are currently second in the league, but third by points percentage. Princeton has not fared quite as well and are currently 2-8-0 within ECAC play and find themselves at the bottom of the table along with Dartmouth, but with the tiebreaker in hand having already defeated the Big Green.
The game returns to normal with the only restrictions being on the highest-scoring forwards and defesemen. Have at it!
You may not choose the following players for this game:
RPI - Ryan Haggerty NOR Chris Bradley
Princeton - Tucker Brockett NOR Aaron Ave
Quinnipiac - Sam Anas NOR Danny Federico
Statistics / Rosters:
Rensselaer: Statistics | Roster
Princeton: Statistics | Roster | KYE
Quinnipiac: Statistics | Roster | KYE (beware of confusion for C. / T. Clifton AND C. / K. Jones)
Link back to the title post with details on scoring
RPI returns to league action with the longest road trip of the season, starting in New Jersey on Friday and playing in Connecticut on Saturday.
The Engineers took three points against this duo in early December when they let one slip away against Quinnipiac before responding with a solid win against the Tigers.
Quinnipiac has just three losses on the season and are currently second in the league, but third by points percentage. Princeton has not fared quite as well and are currently 2-8-0 within ECAC play and find themselves at the bottom of the table along with Dartmouth, but with the tiebreaker in hand having already defeated the Big Green.
The game returns to normal with the only restrictions being on the highest-scoring forwards and defesemen. Have at it!
You may not choose the following players for this game:
RPI - Ryan Haggerty NOR Chris Bradley
Princeton - Tucker Brockett NOR Aaron Ave
Quinnipiac - Sam Anas NOR Danny Federico
Statistics / Rosters:
Rensselaer: Statistics | Roster
Princeton: Statistics | Roster | KYE
Quinnipiac: Statistics | Roster | KYE (beware of confusion for C. / T. Clifton AND C. / K. Jones)