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The 2010 Beanpot: Featuring One Team Under Consideration

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They could have given NU a 5-on-3 for the entire third period and they probably wouldn't have scored more than one goal. But that doesn't change the fact that Warsofsky's after the whistle cross check was a cheap shot, and warranted at least a double minor - and probably would have been called a double minor or a major if one of the golden boys from BU (or BC too) had been on the receiving end.
 
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They could have given NU a 5-on-3 for the entire third period and they probably wouldn't have scored more than one goal. But that doesn't change the fact that Warsofsky's after the whistle cross check was a cheap shot, and warranted at least a double minor - and probably would have been called a double minor or a major if one of the golden boys from BU (or BC too) had been on the receiving end.

Shouldn't hockey east try to help NU on their quest? It would be good for the conference...
 
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Star players always get protected by the refs in every sport. Warsofsky at this point is a star player. Whoever was on the tail end for NU is not (since Thiessen and Vitale are not walking through that door).

Roles reversed = no doubt double-minor or more.
 
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I do think that laughing at the embarrassing pictures of BU fans while not thinking ones of BC fans are okay is hypocritical and Tony set himself up for that one.

Thats the whole point, Tony said what he believed is acceptable on this board, I acted within those standards, and to his credit he seems to be fine with the situation. I don't know why it sent you and Steve into a tizzy if the two people involved were not upset at each others actions.

I think it's funny that some of you want to go the internet stalker route, while posting pictures yourself, does that make me look worse?

Maybe he can't? :confused:

Why can't someone go on a diet?
 
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Why can't someone go on a diet?
He could very well have no control over the situation short of drastic surgery. I had an aunt who needed to go that route because no matter what she did it didn't help. Her health was at such a risk that she chose surgery.

Not to mention the fact that I'm like 70% sure that that guy is special needs in some way, based on when I've seen him at games.

Obviously my post asked for it, but I stand by what I said for the most part. I think I mostly have a problem with attacking that guy in particular.
 
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So I guess we have a proper BU - BC final to flame over...

I HATE ALL SUPERFRAUDS!!!
 
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Shouldn't hockey east try to help NU on their quest? It would be good for the conference...

Let's be honest, NU brings the biggest student fanbase, but take a look at the loge seats - it's all BU. And I'm guessing BC brings in the most TV viewers. As much as we as diehard college hockey fans like to say it'd be 'good for the event' to have Harvard or NU make it into the final, in all reality, a BC-BU final is what brings in the most TV viewers and creates the highest demand for tickets.

With that said, I don't think the refs said 'oh crap, if NU wins, NESN gets lower TV ratings' - I think the refs responded as many refs do, by having a double-standard for star and non-star players.

Let's put it this way - Gryba would have been called for 5 for doing that, due to his reputation.
 
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Let's be honest, NU brings the biggest student fanbase, but take a look at the loge seats - it's all BU. And I'm guessing BC brings in the most TV viewers. As much as we as diehard college hockey fans like to say it'd be 'good for the event' to have Harvard or NU make it into the final, in all reality, a BC-BU final is what brings in the most TV viewers and creates the highest demand for tickets.

With that said, I don't think the refs said 'oh crap, if NU wins, NESN gets lower TV ratings' - I think the refs responded as many refs do, by having a double-standard for star and non-star players.

Let's put it this way - Gryba would have been called for 5 for doing that, due to his reputation.

Stop making sense... it diminishes my ability to hate you.
 
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Obviously my post asked for it, but I stand by what I said for the most part.

If that's your morals that's fine, I don't think they're exactly common, but they have a logic to them so I can accept it.

The only thing it doesn't explain is you supporting Steve for doing exactly what you said was in bad taste, is it all really the perceived special needs aspect? Because you would have to explain that first, as you can't exactly expect random posters to know that.
 
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And I'm on the record as saying that Warsofsky is on a very small list of BU-related people that I respect and like (MLK, Howard Zinn, Eruzione and the other 1980 players, Travis Roy, mookie1995, Scarlet... that's about it. ;)). I still like his game and think he's a very good player.

But that was a cheap play and deserved to be called as such.
 
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Let's be honest, NU brings the biggest student fanbase, but take a look at the loge seats - it's all BU.

NU brings the most fans because they don't have season ticket holders eating up would-be student tickets in the balcony. where me as a normal alum season ticket holder has a seat in the balcony, an NU kid has a ticket on the other side because the NU season ticket holder base is rather small.
 
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NU brings the most fans because they don't have season ticket holders eating up would-be student tickets in the balcony. where me as a normal alum season ticket holder has a seat in the balcony, an NU kid has a ticket on the other side because the NU season ticket holder base is rather small.

Either way, whatevah. I didn't mean to start another NU-BU "my student section's wang is bigger than yours" debate with that post. You know what my point was. Regardless of the reasons why, NU brings the biggest student section, while BU brings in the most overall fans.

(And while this is only a hunch, I'm guessing BC brings in the TV audience. That's why you can't see our fans at the Garden :p... that and the yellow shirts)
 
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Either way, whatevah. I didn't mean to start another NU-BU "my student section's wang is bigger than yours" debate with that post. You know what my point was. Regardless of the reasons why, NU brings the biggest student section, while BU brings in the most overall fans.

(And while this is only a hunch, I'm guessing BC brings in the TV audience. That's why you can't see our fans at the Garden :p... that and the yellow shirts)

now you've done it. we've already had the crybabies come out and explain what atrocities the NU fans committed tonight. next we need some bu genius to declare 'it was loudest in my section'. where is hotdog? he was always good for that one.
 
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From the section the Harvard band was sitting in, the Harvard band sounded the loudest of anyone!

I'm looking forward to the 'student section grades' in tomorrow's Crimson. Harvard=A+! :)
 
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But you wanted to see all the OTHER guys' testicles? :eek:

courtesy of the doghouse


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And I'm on the record as saying that Warsofsky is on a very small list of BU-related people that I respect and like (MLK, Howard Zinn, Eruzione and the other 1980 players, Travis Roy, mookie1995, Scarlet... that's about it. ;)). I still like his game and think he's a very good player.

But that was a cheap play and deserved to be called as such.

The NU player came at him and he pushed back with his stick it was retalitory. I am not sure how it could be more then 2 min's. Greg Cronin whines all game its worse then Parker on a bad night. Cronin is cartoonish and his act doesnt help NU on the ice. Zinn, seriously? OK comrade Joe.
 
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The NU player came at him and he pushed back with his stick it was retalitory. I am not sure how it could be more then 2 min's. Greg Cronin whines all game its worse then Parker on a bad night. Cronin is cartoonish and his act doesnt help NU on the ice. Zinn, seriously? OK comrade Joe.

The NU player barely came at him. I'm sure he said something for Warsofsky to get that riled up, but it was a dirty hit after the whistle. If it was against a BU player, I would have been ****ed that they only called it for two minutes.
 
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The NU player barely came at him. I'm sure he said something for Warsofsky to get that riled up, but it was a dirty hit after the whistle. If it was against a BU player, I would have been ****ed that they only called it for two minutes.

The NU playeer was clearly coming to confront Warsofsky for his late shot. The typical result is a bit of a scrum, and the ref either calls nothing, or calls delay of game on the shooter and a roughing or hitting after the whistle on the other guy. Either way, the result is usually even up. However, in this case, the NU guy outsmarted Warsofsky by never raising his arms, plus he did a nice sell job on the fall. While he is only a sophomore, I expect David to be able to anticipate these things and react more appropriately.

The penalty call was deserved, and I wouldn't have been too shocked to see a double minor (one for the shot, one for the cross check), but a major was not deserved. Plus, if they had called either a double minor or a najor, I suspect that the penalty call on Colby Cohen, which I thought was pretty weak, would not have been made, eliminating the long 5 on 3.

Just my two cents.
 
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