blackbearbandie
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It's fine, let's rollYeah, that's about as long of a thread title as the forum allows, unfortunately. I was just trying to get things rolling, but if someone wants to think of a more to the point thread title I wouldn't be offended![]()
Would help to add them(Quinnipiac)and hopefully Colgate...with either Ohio State or Penn State...with the way the 2 teams shape up...Ohio State has a lot of returning players from last years squad...with Quinnipiac/Colgate & Ohio State added to the already OC lineup,it would make for a much better Schedule then last years(imo).More schedule news: Quinnipiac is most likely dropping the game they had planned to play against UConn. That would mean the Q would have two games left, and an interest in playing a HEA team which Maine might be able to capitalize upon. They would make a much better opponent than an AHA team like Canisius.
However, I have noticed that the state flagship schools (except New Hampshire) have between 6-10 games remaining. Even if both Ohio State and Penn State step up and fill the schedules, it remains possible for Maine, Vermont, UConn and UMass to play non-conference games against each other. Hopefully that will not happen, though I am not sure how much worse it would be to play two games against one of those schools versus playing a pair against an AHA club...
They say he will miss the entire 2014-15 season while under-going treatment...just saw on twitter that Providence's Drew Brown has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma a rare bone cancer... cancer was detected during an MRI after he was injured against UNH in the HE Semis
just saw on twitter that Providence's Drew Brown has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma a rare bone cancer... cancer was detected during an MRI after he was injured against UNH in the HE Semis
That s u cks. Dealing with the big C with my mother right now. With the technology and the billions invested in research you'd think we'd be closer to a cure. They have expanded life expectancy greatly...thank God or my mother would be gone by now but d a mn what an evil disease. Seen so many people young and old succumb to it. Let's all pray for a cure in our lifetime.just saw on twitter that Providence's Drew Brown has been diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma a rare bone cancer... cancer was detected during an MRI after he was injured against UNH in the HE Semis
No doubt, cancer sucksThat s u cks. Dealing with the big C with my mother right now. With the technology and the billions invested in research you'd think we'd be closer to a cure. They have expanded life expectancy greatly...thank God or my mother would be gone by now but d a mn what an evil disease. Seen so many people young and old succumb to it. Let's all pray for a cure in our lifetime.
Just saw where Quinnipiac is playing St. Cloud State this year and next,one reason why they are not playing UConn. So there goes most likely a game or games this year v Quinnipiac.More schedule news: Quinnipiac is most likely dropping the game they had planned to play against UConn. That would mean the Q would have two games left, and an interest in playing a HEA team which Maine might be able to capitalize upon. They would make a much better opponent than an AHA team like Canisius.
However, I have noticed that the state flagship schools (except New Hampshire) have between 6-10 games remaining. Even if both Ohio State and Penn State step up and fill the schedules, it remains possible for Maine, Vermont, UConn and UMass to play non-conference games against each other. Hopefully that will not happen, though I am not sure how much worse it would be to play two games against one of those schools versus playing a pair against an AHA club...
Received my Black Bear AWAY Game Ticket Application form today...they are showing 16 away games: Alaska-Anchorage Oct.10-11 -- Vermont Nov.7-8 -- Nov.21 BU/Nov.22 BC -- Dec.6 UML -- Dec.12 UNH @ Verizon Center/Manchester,NH -- Jan.10-11 UMass -- Jan.24 UNH -- Feb.1 UConn -- Feb.13-14 Merrimack -- Feb.27-28 Providence.
I guess so...as that's what was on the Away Game Schedule Form.That sucks. That means Maine will play 2 non-conference games @UMA.![]()
But at least that gives the opportunity to go get the best wings in New England at the Hangar!That sucks. That means Maine will play 2 non-conference games @UMA.![]()
You have Maine Playing Alaska-Anchorage 3 times? One away and two @ Maine?Based on this:
10/10/14 @Alaska-Anchorage^&
10/11/14 v Alaska^&
10/17/14 Union&
10/18/14 Union&
10/24/14 Alaska-Anchorage&
10/25/14 Alaska-Anchorage&
11/07/14 @Vermont*
11/08/14 @Vermont*
11/21/14 @Boston University*
11/22/14 @Boston College*
12/06/14 @Lowell*
12/12/14 UHN (Portland)&
12/13/14 UHN (Manchester)&
01/09/15 @Massachusetts&
01/10/15 @Massachusetts&
01/23/15 New Hampshire*
01/24/15 @NewHampshire*
02/01/15 @Conn*
02/13/15 @Merrimack*
02/14/15 @Merrimack*
02/27/15 @Providence*
02/27/15 @Providence*
What this means: Maine will play two non-conference games @UMass Jan 10+11. Maine will host UMass for the league contests, probably 10/31-11/1.
The Lowell and UConn contests will remain split - 1 home, 1 road - each season.
It looks like the reverse-engineered Hockey East schedule was pretty accurate, except for the BU/BC games in Boston.
32 games are now scheduled. Four games remain.
It looks like Maine will play 19 home games - all four remaining games. That means if Maine is going to get a B1G opponent, it will likely be Penn State as Michigan State already makes two trips to New England.
You have Maine Playing Alaska-Anchorage 3 times? One away and two @ Maine?