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Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
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Fighting Sioux 23
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This photo was taken moments ago as she was rehearsing backstage...
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What is she wearing?
This photo was taken moments ago as she was rehearsing backstage...
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Fighting Sioux 23
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That was a fantastic period of hockey! Both teams were playing to win, and the pace was lightning quick. Lots of chances on each side, but it was Michigan State that struck first, as Danton Cole scored on the powerplay with a tip in front of Chuckie Hughes. Jason Muzzatti held out a little longer, but Harvard tied the game with just a couple minutes left in the period when John Weisbrod made a tremendous effort play to win the puck in the corner, then snuck the puck in on a wraparound to tie the game. After 20 minutes of play, Harvard and Michigan State are all square at 1. SOG in the First: Michigan State - 10, Harvard - 7.
That was a fantastic period of hockey! Both teams were playing to win, and the pace was lightning quick. Lots of chances on each side, but it was Michigan State that struck first, as Danton Cole scored on the powerplay with a tip in front of Chuckie Hughes. Jason Muzzatti held out a little longer, but Harvard tied the game with just a couple minutes left in the period when John Weisbrod made a tremendous effort play to win the puck in the corner, then snuck the puck in on a wraparound to tie the game. After 20 minutes of play, Harvard and Michigan State are all square at 1. SOG in the First: Michigan State - 10, Harvard - 7.
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Uh oh...let's try it again...
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Uh oh...let's try it again...
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Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...m_Vcon25guuj_i4UCYXMPyXA&ust=1393602866131350
Alas, it seems not meant to be. Prob my employer's fault. How 'bout the above classic from '89?
Anyway, I heard there was a hockey game going on around here somewhere.
Ah, got it! I think Heather's looking better though.
http://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=...m_Vcon25guuj_i4UCYXMPyXA&ust=1393602866131350
Alas, it seems not meant to be. Prob my employer's fault. How 'bout the above classic from '89?
Anyway, I heard there was a hockey game going on around here somewhere.
Ah, got it! I think Heather's looking better though.
Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
Can I cheer against both teams? I still harbor resentment against MSU from 2006 when an off-hand shot in from the blue line late in the first found its way into the net and stood up as the only goal of the opening round game in Albany. And Harvard, well, they're Harvard.
Can I cheer against both teams? I still harbor resentment against MSU from 2006 when an off-hand shot in from the blue line late in the first found its way into the net and stood up as the only goal of the opening round game in Albany. And Harvard, well, they're Harvard.
Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
It seems to me based on page views that there is quite a bit of interest in this thread!
Many of us check in to view the results, but what is there to say other than "great job, please keep it up!"
It seems to me based on page views that there is quite a bit of interest in this thread!
Many of us check in to view the results, but what is there to say other than "great job, please keep it up!"
Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
sssh. here's a secret: there is no such thing as "the real world." we all merely move from one cocoon to another, that's basic human nature.
sssh. here's a secret: there is no such thing as "the real world." we all merely move from one cocoon to another, that's basic human nature.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
Well, the second period just ended, and it was another exciting twenty minutes of action. Michigan State jumped out to a 2-1 lead when Shawn Heaphy scored from a beautiful feed from Rob Brind'Amour on a 2 on 1. Harvard answered just over a minute later, as C.J. Young scored on a slap shot from the slot that slipped through Muzzatti's five hole. Harvard quickly took the lead just 16 seconds later when Kevin Sneddon scored on a slapper from the point to give Harvard a 3-2 lead. Harvard dominated the middle portion of the period, but Muzzatti held them off. Finally, the Crimson broke through with just over a minute left in the second when Lane MacDonald's wrister beat Muzzatti blocker side to put Harvard up 4-2. That's the way the period would end. 2nd period SOG: Harvard - 13, Michigan State - 9.
Can I cheer against both teams? I still harbor resentment against MSU from 2006 when an off-hand shot in from the blue line late in the first found its way into the net and stood up as the only goal of the opening round game in Albany. And Harvard, well, they're Harvard.
Well, the second period just ended, and it was another exciting twenty minutes of action. Michigan State jumped out to a 2-1 lead when Shawn Heaphy scored from a beautiful feed from Rob Brind'Amour on a 2 on 1. Harvard answered just over a minute later, as C.J. Young scored on a slap shot from the slot that slipped through Muzzatti's five hole. Harvard quickly took the lead just 16 seconds later when Kevin Sneddon scored on a slapper from the point to give Harvard a 3-2 lead. Harvard dominated the middle portion of the period, but Muzzatti held them off. Finally, the Crimson broke through with just over a minute left in the second when Lane MacDonald's wrister beat Muzzatti blocker side to put Harvard up 4-2. That's the way the period would end. 2nd period SOG: Harvard - 13, Michigan State - 9.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Well, the game just ended. Chuckie Hughes put together a very nice highlight reel of saves in the third, preventing the Spartans from getting back into the game. He also got a little bit of puck luck, but sometimes that's what it takes to advance in these one and done tournaments. Lane MacDonald added an empty netter to seal the deal, and the 1988-1989 Harvard Crimson will advance to the Round of 32 where they will play the winner of the 1960-1961 DU - 2001-2002 UNH matchup.
Here is the full game recap...
http://www.collegehockeyweekly.com/1988-1989-Michigan-State-vs-1988-1989-Harvard.html
Well, the game just ended. Chuckie Hughes put together a very nice highlight reel of saves in the third, preventing the Spartans from getting back into the game. He also got a little bit of puck luck, but sometimes that's what it takes to advance in these one and done tournaments. Lane MacDonald added an empty netter to seal the deal, and the 1988-1989 Harvard Crimson will advance to the Round of 32 where they will play the winner of the 1960-1961 DU - 2001-2002 UNH matchup.
Here is the full game recap...
http://www.collegehockeyweekly.com/1988-1989-Michigan-State-vs-1988-1989-Harvard.html
Fighting Sioux 23
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Word on the street is that another game is being played today...stay tuned.
Word on the street is that another game is being played today...stay tuned.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
Confirmed...
#28 - 2004-2005 Colorado College Tigers vs. #37 - 1993-1994 Michigan Wolverines
Midwest Regional - Round of 64
United Center - Chicago, IL
February 27, 2014
Scotty Owens CC Tigers square off against Red Berenson's Michigan Wolverines in what should be an epic thriller. Puck set to drop at 3:00pm Eastern!
Confirmed...
#28 - 2004-2005 Colorado College Tigers vs. #37 - 1993-1994 Michigan Wolverines
Midwest Regional - Round of 64
United Center - Chicago, IL
February 27, 2014
Scotty Owens CC Tigers square off against Red Berenson's Michigan Wolverines in what should be an epic thriller. Puck set to drop at 3:00pm Eastern!
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Fighting Sioux 23
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Introductions have finished, and here is GWEN STEFANI to sing the National Anthem!
For Aerman...
http://img2-1.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/030109/9517__gwen_l.jpg
Wow. Only one word to describe that...Cool.
Introductions have finished, and here is GWEN STEFANI to sing the National Anthem!
For Aerman...
http://img2-1.timeinc.net/ew/dynamic/imgs/030109/9517__gwen_l.jpg
Wow. Only one word to describe that...Cool.
Ralph Baer
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Re: Top 100 Greatest Teams of the NCAA era Tournament
For those of us too lazy to hunt around for the bracket, which year's CC team is this?
For those of us too lazy to hunt around for the bracket, which year's CC team is this?
Fighting Sioux 23
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The All-Time Team?
2004-2005...I'll correct the original post.
For those of us too lazy to hunt around for the bracket, which year's CC team is this?
The All-Time Team?
2004-2005...I'll correct the original post.
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What a first period! Both sides came out flying, and CC's Marty Sertich notched a powerplay goal to put the Tigers up 1-0. Michigan quickly responded with Mike Legg's goal. Brendan Morrison followed with one of his own, and Michigan began to dominate play. The Wolverines scored a third goal with just 19 seconds left in the first, and lead 3-1 after 20 minutes. Shots on Goal in the 1st: Michigan - 16, CC - 8.
What a first period! Both sides came out flying, and CC's Marty Sertich notched a powerplay goal to put the Tigers up 1-0. Michigan quickly responded with Mike Legg's goal. Brendan Morrison followed with one of his own, and Michigan began to dominate play. The Wolverines scored a third goal with just 19 seconds left in the first, and lead 3-1 after 20 minutes. Shots on Goal in the 1st: Michigan - 16, CC - 8.
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A Controversial Second Period has ended! CC managed to get themselves back in the game early in the second with some strong play, and finally got back on the man advantage where Brett Sterling found the back of the net to put the Tigers back within a goal. CC had a few other chances to tie it up, but nothing better than with about six minutes to go. Weston Tardy's shot from the point was tipped in front of the net by Joey Crabb, and the puck slithered through for the apparent tying goal. The Hockey East crew reviewed and determined that the puck was played with a high stick. Moments later, Brian Wiseman scored on a breakaway for the Wolverines to put them back up 4-2. Michigan dominated the last five minutes or so of the second, but were unable to put a fifth goal up on the board. After 2 periods of play, Michigan leads 4-2. Shots on goal in the 2nd: Michigan - 14, CC - 11.
A Controversial Second Period has ended! CC managed to get themselves back in the game early in the second with some strong play, and finally got back on the man advantage where Brett Sterling found the back of the net to put the Tigers back within a goal. CC had a few other chances to tie it up, but nothing better than with about six minutes to go. Weston Tardy's shot from the point was tipped in front of the net by Joey Crabb, and the puck slithered through for the apparent tying goal. The Hockey East crew reviewed and determined that the puck was played with a high stick. Moments later, Brian Wiseman scored on a breakaway for the Wolverines to put them back up 4-2. Michigan dominated the last five minutes or so of the second, but were unable to put a fifth goal up on the board. After 2 periods of play, Michigan leads 4-2. Shots on goal in the 2nd: Michigan - 14, CC - 11.