Vegas baby!!Here is the official 2025-2026 UNH page. Where will this team with significant turnover go? Is Michigan State the further west we go?
Didn't we have Schenectady mixed in there during the Troy/Princeton season(s)? Ref will know, such an unforgettable destination after all ...East Lansing already beats Princeton, Troy, and Canton the past three years.
Oops, my mistake, Rochester not Troy two years ago. And, yes, we were in Schenectady three years ago when we also visited more westerly Canton and Potsdam.Didn't we have Schenectady mixed in there during the Troy/Princeton season(s)? Ref will know, such an unforgettable destination after all ...
Now that I'm thinking more about this ... there was definitely a trip out to Rochester two seasons ago too.
Caught Carl Palmer at the Flying Monkey in Plymouth, NH, a few years ago at Chuck’s suggestion and was not disappointed as Carl has been doing his best to immortalize his bandmate buds Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. And Carl has me reminiscing about the opening tune ‘Wipeout’ at UNH home hockey games back in the day. Composed and first performed by the Surfaris in 1963, ‘Wipeout’ saw more acclaim soon thereafter when covered by The Ventures on their ‘Let’s Go’ (1963) and ‘On Stage’ (1965) albums. There is a fine YouTube video near the top of a google search that features a two-drum kit presentation of ‘Wipeout’ with the Ventures’ Mel Taylor and special guest Max Weinberg. Fantastic and I think worthy of the 43.5 million YouTube views over the past 17 years.- YouTube
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Live and still going strong at age 75, Friday night in Concord NH at the CCA. Be there or be square.![]()
I'm a huge Ventures fan, and been so most of my life. Love the Wipeout video featuring the dueling drummers of Taylor and Weinberg.Caught Carl Palmer at the Flying Monkey in Plymouth, NH, a few years ago at Chuck’s suggestion and was not disappointed as Carl has been doing his best to immortalize his bandmate buds Keith Emerson and Greg Lake. And Carl has me reminiscing about the opening tune ‘Wipeout’ at UNH home hockey games back in the day. Composed and first performed by the Surfaris in 1963, ‘Wipeout’ saw more acclaim soon thereafter when covered by The Ventures on their ‘Let’s Go’ (1963) and ‘On Stage’ (1965) albums. There is a fine YouTube video near the top of a google search that features a two-drum kit presentation of ‘Wipeout’ with the Ventures’ Mel Taylor and special guest Max Weinberg. Fantastic and I think worthy of the 43.5 million YouTube views over the past 17 years.
Bobby Schmautz.Hockey trivia: Which former Bruins player was the real-life inspiration for the Tim "Dr. Hook" McCracken character in Slapshot?
I'll be back on this weekend with the video answer![]()
I’m sure this happens each year. It still is coaching.I heard from a reliable source (not Potluck) that the boys are really working together as a team. The older group is making an early difference in the locker room. Season tix were released today. A UNH turnaround may be closer than you all think!! (Forever Optimistic!)