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THE University of Michigan 2010-2011 Season Thread

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streaker said:
I respect the fact that you are responding in an intelligent manner. The last point that Red Berenson made on his radio show last night was that Michigan will be prepared to play BG just like they would for Miami or Notre Dame or any other opponent. He stated (and I paraphrase) that "we must respect our opponent, no matter what their record is." He expects a tough series against a team with nothing to lose. (Defenseman Greg Pateryn commented that "playing BG is tough because they are one of the more physical teams we played this season. They beat us up pretty good down there.") I'm sure Bergeron will have your team prepared.
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I you're interested in Bergeron's comments, here is a link to his press conference: http://www.bgsufalcons.com/news/2011/3/8/HOCKEY_0308115841.aspx

The thing I like about Bergeron is that he doesn't sugarcoat anything. He tells his team and the public the way things are and how he's going to handle them.
 
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streaker said:
http://michigan.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1198348

Hunwick snubbed in CCHA conference honors voting.

This isn't too surprising considering the lack of respect he gets. More incentive to prove conference foes wrong.
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Bless Shawn, but for a team that WON the regular season, there were more players on the first for the third place team than Michigan had, including honerable mention. Miami had 4 players over the two teams, somehow MSU- who just lost in an away game for the first round, had a player on the first team.

And the stunning teams of this season, by far, in my opinion, has ZERO, NONE, nothing- all the way to the honerable mention. the highest rated Bronco was Max Cambell, who at least got votes.

Terrible.

While I would like to take the awards seriously, I can't. Yes, the CCHA is very even. But for 3rd place team to have 4, 4th none, and 3rd>1st seems rather questionable.
 
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alfablue said:
Bless Shawn, but for a team that WON the regular season, there were more players on the first for the third place team than Michigan had, including honerable mention. Miami had 4 players over the two teams, somehow MSU- who just lost in an away game for the first round, had a player on the first team.

And the stunning teams of this season, by far, in my opinion, has ZERO, NONE, nothing- all the way to the honerable mention. the highest rated Bronco was Max Cambell, who at least got votes.

Terrible.

While I would like to take the awards seriously, I can't. Yes, the CCHA is very even. But for 3rd place team to have 4, 4th none, and 3rd>1st seems rather questionable.
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Seems like the most talented players received the votes. I don't really have an issue with any voting outside of the goalies. Miami's top forwards were dominant this season, look at their numbers. Even though Miami finished 3rd in the CCHA Regular Season, I would not be surprised at all if they end up with a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament (via winning the CCHA Tournament.)

Hunwick's statistics were at the top of the league, and it's not as if the team carried him. He won some games for this team.
 
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alnike said:
Seems like the most talented players received the votes. I don't really have an issue with any voting outside of the goalies. Miami's top forwards were dominant this season, look at their numbers. Even though Miami finished 3rd in the CCHA Regular Season, I would not be surprised at all if they end up with a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament (via winning the CCHA Tournament.)

Hunwick's statistics were at the top of the league, and it's not as if the team carried him. He won some games for this team.
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Hunwick led the CCHA in GAA and save%- splitting hairs, but he did play more minutes than Reichard and should have at least gotten an Honorable Mention.
 
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alfablue said:
Bummer- it didn't look good last night, the way he left the ice.
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When it took him about 30 seconds to skate to the bench, and then went right to the locker room, you knew it wasn't good. Red was quoted that it looks like they would know for sure today, but it looked like he would be out for the year. Hopefully Louie can get back for next weekend. Wohlberg was starting to really play well too, getting some key goals.

Speaking of goals, Scooter's goal was a beaut last night. After the game, got to the bar in time to see a similar goal by Datysuk to win it for the Wings.
 
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Nice win- and a hearty Thank You Seniors! Since we won't be at a college hockey game until we get to St. Paul, I sure hope we get to see them again.

I don't know what has happened recently, but the play creativity sure has gone up- the passing, the plays, my gosh- they still need to work on some of the passing, since if they flub the pass, it's a pretty easy turn over. But the team did a great job at fixing post of the poor plays. Moffe's first goal was pretty cool- just come in and muscle it in. And Lyndsy Sparks? Who would have guessed he would have had such a high point count weekend.

I was trying to figure how Whalberg was being filled in, and I thought I saw Moffee play forward, but he was back, too... couldn't figure it out.

The Power Play with Scooter and Merill at the point is just super fun to watch- the passing they are doing is really creative, and it's nice to see them control the puck like that. Interesting, too, that BG pressed hard last night, but tonight, played back a little. Mixed results, for that.

On that note- having Scotter at the point was pretty cool. He sure can play D, and I really think his two seasons at wing have really improved his puck skills that he can play anywhere.

But all in all- it was a great season for us to watch this team. They have improved a lot over the season.


(on a side note- why did Jordan-Thomas leave the game at the end of the 2nd???)
 
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I sit right behind the visitor's penalty box. Was watching, the BGSU coach basically gestured to his player to get the "bleep" off the ice once his penalties expired or UM scored. They were two un-disciplined penalties at a bad time. So, in essence, he was ejected by his coach.
 
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According to Red- at his press conference, Wohlberg will have surgery on his collarbone on Monday per doctor's orders.
 
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kjaskolski said:
I sit right behind the visitor's penalty box. Was watching, the BGSU coach basically gestured to his player to get the "bleep" off the ice once his penalties expired or UM scored. They were two un-disciplined penalties at a bad time. So, in essence, he was ejected by his coach.
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Wow- to do that to one of your better scorers... Hopefully, the team gets the message for next season.
 
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streaker said:
According to Red- at his press conference, Wohlberg will have surgery on his collarbone on Monday per doctor's orders.
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Surgery on a collarbone?? Must be pretty bad- as in multiple or very sharp breaks....
 
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alfablue said:
Wow- to do that to one of your better scorers... Hopefully, the team gets the message for next season.
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I couldn't believe what I was seeing when it happened, I thought there had to be a different explanation. Obviously I don't know the circumstances but quite frankly I really didn't like it. Especially to do it in that way, absolutely humiliate the kid...just seemed mean-spirited IMO. I mean isn't it a little late in the season to be sending a message? Plus there was only 1 minute left in the 2nd period, if you really felt that strongly you could always have him just not come out for the 3rd.

Whatever...their program, their business I guess.
 
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wooderson said:
I couldn't believe what I was seeing when it happened, I thought there had to be a different explanation. Obviously I don't know the circumstances but quite frankly I really didn't like it. Especially to do it in that way, absolutely humiliate the kid...just seemed mean-spirited IMO. I mean isn't it a little late in the season to be sending a message? Plus there was only 1 minute left in the 2nd period, if you really felt that strongly you could always have him just not come out for the 3rd.

Whatever...their program, their business I guess.
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I agree with Bergeron- Samuels-Thomas' penalties were stupid and undisciplined at a critical point in the game. Michigan scored their last two goals on the PP, with the third goal a result of Samuels-Thomas taking a double minor in the offensive zone. Bergeron's point was two fold, IMO: 1. you can't win with undisciplined penalties (something he stressed all week to his team) and 2. His team wasn't going to start gooning it up once the game was out of hand.

I think a few people on the bench were already a bit incensed by losing Wohlberg the night before long after the game was decided.
 
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streaker said:
I agree with Bergeron- Samuels-Thomas' penalties were stupid and undisciplined at a critical point in the game. Michigan scored their last two goals on the PP, with the third goal a result of Samuels-Thomas taking a double minor in the offensive zone. Bergeron's point was two fold, IMO: 1. you can't win with undisciplined penalties (something he stressed all week to his team) and 2. His team wasn't going to start gooning it up once the game was out of hand.

I think a few people on the bench were already a bit incensed by losing Wohlberg the night before long after the game was decided.
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I don't have a problem with not playing him anymore if he's taking dumb penalties, although he certainly wasn't the only Bowling Green guy that was guilty of that this weekend. I just had more of an issue with the public humiliation method. I mean have you ever seen something like that in any level of hockey?? Of course like I said I don't really know the circumstances, maybe he left the ice on his own accord.
 
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