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UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
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Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
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JFC if we had a power play we wouldn't be in this mess...
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JFC if we had a power play we wouldn't be in this mess...
Seawolf Fan
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Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
Now combine the above with the Legislatures House Finance Subcommittee's ideas for how to run the entire UA system and it leaves me
doubled down on the disappointment.
Add the Ponies thought to your Methinks and it adds up to a huge loss.
Now combine the above with the Legislatures House Finance Subcommittee's ideas for how to run the entire UA system and it leaves me
doubled down on the disappointment.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
SEAWOLVES WIN!
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SEAWOLVES WIN!
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Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
So any thoughts beyond an incidental knee to knee? Forwards did good, Mantha played good, and the defense did ok.
So any thoughts beyond an incidental knee to knee? Forwards did good, Mantha played good, and the defense did ok.
Suze
New member
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
It was great to see several guys get multiple points tonight. Mantha was back to his old form, but the D helped him out a lot more tonight. The Lakers sure did get awfully chippy.
It was great to see several guys get multiple points tonight. Mantha was back to his old form, but the D helped him out a lot more tonight. The Lakers sure did get awfully chippy.
Jimjamesak
Already insane, UAA making it worse
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
D still has a bad habit of giving up odd man breaks and not clearing out in front of the net effectively. Needs to improve, especially against UAF.
fairbanks hockey puck
Registered User
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
Just a shame that more people won't come and watch...Crowd looked pretty sparse on the GCI TV broadcast....
Just a shame that more people won't come and watch...Crowd looked pretty sparse on the GCI TV broadcast....
Alaska Hockey
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Alaska Hockey
Registered User
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
When you can watch it live in anchorage and mat -su a lot of people stay home with a 6 pack.
On the other hand………
If GCI offered live UA_ games most of the fans would still come to the game in the village 362 miles northeast of normal because you have to have power to have cable which most fans are not that sophisticated, they are still working on complimentary wood stoves.
When you can watch it live in anchorage and mat -su a lot of people stay home with a 6 pack.
On the other hand………
If GCI offered live UA_ games most of the fans would still come to the game in the village 362 miles northeast of normal because you have to have power to have cable which most fans are not that sophisticated, they are still working on complimentary wood stoves.
Suze
New member
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
It's terribly sad. Only 1400 fans there, an all time low. I watched much of the UAF game and the Carlson is pretty empty as well. From what I have seen watching WCHA TV, there are quite a few teams who are struggling with attendance. Last Friday Northern Michigan was just as empty as the Sully. Sad.
It's terribly sad. Only 1400 fans there, an all time low. I watched much of the UAF game and the Carlson is pretty empty as well. From what I have seen watching WCHA TV, there are quite a few teams who are struggling with attendance. Last Friday Northern Michigan was just as empty as the Sully. Sad.
Suze
New member
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
At least the UAF games are tape delayed. It makes absolutely NO sense to air UAA games LIVE. I was told they would "evaluate" the impact it had on attendance at the end of the season. It's a no brainer UAA. No more live TV please!! My daughter gets mad because she hears Aces commercials on the radio all the time. She noted that the only ad she see's for UAA hockey is to let people know they don't actually have to come to the arena ... just tune in at home. Who makes these decisions? Nobody with any common sense I fear.
At least the UAF games are tape delayed. It makes absolutely NO sense to air UAA games LIVE. I was told they would "evaluate" the impact it had on attendance at the end of the season. It's a no brainer UAA. No more live TV please!! My daughter gets mad because she hears Aces commercials on the radio all the time. She noted that the only ad she see's for UAA hockey is to let people know they don't actually have to come to the arena ... just tune in at home. Who makes these decisions? Nobody with any common sense I fear.
mmf
Nanook Nation
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
You’re very lucky. If your reception is bad you sophisticated city folk can just move your double-wide to the other side of Spenard. Sweeeeet….
You’re very lucky. If your reception is bad you sophisticated city folk can just move your double-wide to the other side of Spenard. Sweeeeet….
Alaska Hockey
Registered User
Suze
New member
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
Boy has this thread ever deteriorated!
Boy has this thread ever deteriorated!
Seawolf Fan
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Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
The final Coaches Corner of the season will be this Thursday 6 P.M. at the Varsity Sports Grill in the Alaska Airlines Center.
Joining Voice of the Seawolves David Tuttle and Coach Matt Thomas will be senior team Captain Austin Sevalrud.
Among the door prizes will be a game worn #17 Jordan Kwas jersey.
There is a basketball game that evening so be sure to get your table reservations in now. Phone 786-7835 or www.OpenTable.com
See you there.
It's a great day to be a Seawolf!
The final Coaches Corner of the season will be this Thursday 6 P.M. at the Varsity Sports Grill in the Alaska Airlines Center.
Joining Voice of the Seawolves David Tuttle and Coach Matt Thomas will be senior team Captain Austin Sevalrud.
Among the door prizes will be a game worn #17 Jordan Kwas jersey.
There is a basketball game that evening so be sure to get your table reservations in now. Phone 786-7835 or www.OpenTable.com
See you there.
It's a great day to be a Seawolf!
Seawolf Fan
New member
Re: UAA: Patiently Waiting For Next Season, Every Season...
A friend wrote this and although it may not be the entire answer he certainly has some very valid points.
"UAA and UAF had to have Duplicative Facilities such as the new Engineering
Buildings. UAF held on to their Geological Sciences Programs and UAA
only got a Geology Major Program about a decade ago. I remember
taking an Energy Course whose Instructor came down from UAF Physics
weekly.We could both share instructors and add more Adjunct Professors as
many Anchorites and Squarebanks Residents have University Credentials
while retiring Professors could become Adjunct Professors after retirement
and probably retain their offices. In any case this would be preferable to
totally moving major programs and Students all over Alaska."
A friend wrote this and although it may not be the entire answer he certainly has some very valid points.
"UAA and UAF had to have Duplicative Facilities such as the new Engineering
Buildings. UAF held on to their Geological Sciences Programs and UAA
only got a Geology Major Program about a decade ago. I remember
taking an Energy Course whose Instructor came down from UAF Physics
weekly.We could both share instructors and add more Adjunct Professors as
many Anchorites and Squarebanks Residents have University Credentials
while retiring Professors could become Adjunct Professors after retirement
and probably retain their offices. In any case this would be preferable to
totally moving major programs and Students all over Alaska."