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I meant if anyone has a contact who sells individual seats for games they can't attend.
The Maine fans facebook page has tickets listed every game from folks who can't go .
I meant if anyone has a contact who sells individual seats for games they can't attend.
The Maine fans facebook page has tickets listed every game from folks who can't go .
3 keys for a Big UM weekend @QU...Physical but discipline play...The NB20-27-82line on the scoreboard each night...and Ostman the best player on the ice each night.
My keys
Swarm the puck all over the ice all game long
Be physical especially in front of our net
Stay out of the bars
Biggest couple things from me are:
- Secondary Scoring - Can the other lines really get going to compliment the top line?
- Puck Possession - Can they translate the dominance they showed against RPI to ranked opponents?
- Starting on time - Hopefully the extra off-week doesn't lead to a sloppy start to the game Friday.
Agree with all of these but think the concern over secondary scoring may not be warranted. The 12-24-11 line should be a really strong second line this year - they all had 9 goals last year and all got on the board in the first weekend. Beyond that, there is some real talent on the 3rd and 4th lines highlighted by Freel, Scott and Trudeau. If one of those guys develops into a double digit scorer and the 2nd line produces, Maine should be able to score with the rest of hockey east.
For me, it’s all on Ostman this weekend. Thought he looked shaky at times vs RPI but we all saw what he was capable of last season. Quinnipiac has had some trouble in net as well so wouldn’t be surprised to see some higher scoring games this weekend.
Quinnipiac’s best player, Graf, is dealing with some injury issues which is something to keep an eye on.
Agree with all of these but think the concern over secondary scoring may not be warranted. The 12-24-11 line should be a really strong second line this year - they all had 9 goals last year and all got on the board in the first weekend. Beyond that, there is some real talent on the 3rd and 4th lines highlighted by Freel, Scott and Trudeau. If one of those guys develops into a double digit scorer and the 2nd line produces, Maine should be able to score with the rest of hockey east.
For me, it’s all on Ostman this weekend. Thought he looked shaky at times vs RPI but we all saw what he was capable of last season. Quinnipiac has had some trouble in net as well so wouldn’t be surprised to see some higher scoring games this weekend.
Quinnipiac’s best player, Graf, is dealing with some injury issues which is something to keep an eye on.
Agree with all of these but think the concern over secondary scoring may not be warranted. The 12-24-11 line should be a really strong second line this year - they all had 9 goals last year and all got on the board in the first weekend. Beyond that, there is some real talent on the 3rd and 4th lines highlighted by Freel, Scott and Trudeau. If one of those guys develops into a double digit scorer and the 2nd line produces, Maine should be able to score with the rest of hockey east.
For me, it’s all on Ostman this weekend. Thought he looked shaky at times vs RPI but we all saw what he was capable of last season. Quinnipiac has had some trouble in net as well so wouldn’t be surprised to see some higher scoring games this weekend.
Quinnipiac’s best player, Graf, is dealing with some injury issues which is something to keep an eye on.
Hockey doesn't matter much at this point
BC knocks off #8 Michigan State.....UNH beats #17 Northeastern. Yup.....Hockey East is going to be tough!