Re: The 2nd official 09-10 Maine season thread
ME TOO!!! At the blue line.
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ME TOO!!! At the blue line.

I was standing on the rail![]()
Does anybody remember the home NCAA playoff series to make it to the frozen four in Lake Placid, maybe in '88? I was 12, and I think it was before they blew the sides out on Alfond, when it got LOUD in there. The end of the clinching game was just five minutes of the loudest noise I have ever heard. It lowered slightly when whoever we were playing scored an inconsequential goal, and picked right back up again before the ensuing faceoff. Just constant, and so loud I can't describe it.
The only thing that broke it up was the Lake Placid chant... half the arena did "LAKE!!!!" and the other half countered with "PLACID!!!" When's the last time the ENTIRE building was screaming a chant in unison? God, I love it.
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Thanks for reminding us how old we are compared to you!
As for the fans, most coming from the non-mainiac section in the balcony, they were pathetic!!! Over the course of 20 plus years I have been known in my early days to be among the most vocal, but throwing crap on the ice is just awful! Time for a U.Maine policeman up there. We were sitting below them in the 2nd row just behind the net, and had stuff from above flying down on us too!
I would like to say as a student that there are far worse things than throwing stuff on the ice. I am in my third year at UM, which means after coming in thinking I would be watching Frozen Four caliber teams, I've watch Maine in two losing seasons, the frustration has building for that long. Although I was not one to throw the towels on the ice because I know the rules of possible bench misconduct, I think it was awesome that we had something to celebrate, and we did. Before this season, I might have only seen 6-8 home wins, and I've been to every home game that hasn't been over break in the last two seasons. Also in the student sections defense, once the message was played of the possibility of a penalty was played, ALL but one person stopped, and that person was boo'd as loud as Johnny Damon's return to Fenway as a yankee. That's what I have to say.
GO BLUE!!!
Right year Mr. Kenney, and Lake Placid is still my favorite FF experience. Thanks for reminding us how old we are compared to you!
That series vs. Bowling Green was vs. Mr. Jerry York!
Section V, Row 7
And one year later, we would defeat Providence in OT to go St. Paul. That scene was totally crazy.
And Levieille (sp?) fanned on a puck sliding across the crease...![]()
I had to toss his mother out of my seats two games in a row at Conte. She pretended she didn't speak English.
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Oh I'll keep them in line, anyone else going to Agganis this weekend?
I had to toss his mother out of my seats two games in a row at Conte. She pretended she didn't speak English.
Does anybody remember the home NCAA playoff series to make it to the frozen four in Lake Placid, maybe in '88? I was 12, and I think it was before they blew the sides out on Alfond, when it got LOUD in there. The end of the clinching game was just five minutes of the loudest noise I have ever heard. It lowered slightly when whoever we were playing scored an inconsequential goal, and picked right back up again before the ensuing faceoff. Just constant, and so loud I can't describe it.
The only thing that broke it up was the Lake Placid chant... half the arena did "LAKE!!!!" and the other half countered with "PLACID!!!" When's the last time the ENTIRE building was screaming a chant in unison? God, I love it.
She probably didn't!(Her son spoke nearly no English when he arrived at Maine,if the reports are correct.One would have to assume that she spoke even less.)
There's an especially hot poker in Hell reserved for guys who are mean to nice old ladies...Be forewarned!![]()
collegehockeynews.com has chosen maine as their team of the week.
http://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2010/02/10_teamof.php
I would like to say as a student that there are far worse things than throwing stuff on the ice. I am in my third year at UM, which means after coming in thinking I would be watching Frozen Four caliber teams, I've watch Maine in two losing seasons, the frustration has building for that long. Although I was not one to throw the towels on the ice because I know the rules of possible bench misconduct, I think it was awesome that we had something to celebrate, and we did. Before this season, I might have only seen 6-8 home wins, and I've been to every home game that hasn't been over break in the last two seasons. Also in the student sections defense, once the message was played of the possibility of a penalty was played, ALL but one person stopped, and that person was boo'd as loud as Johnny Damon's return to Fenway as a yankee. That's what I have to say.
GO BLUE!!!