Didn't think of that. Thanks, Jericho.![]()
Goon-ion College.
There were a lot of things to be pleasantly surprised about in this game.
Perhaps one of the most pleasant is the fact that RPI managed to make it through a very chippy third period without anybody getting called for the type of penalty that would have resulted in a suspension.
We made it past 300 posts.
Do us a favor-when you start the scores thread for tomorrow, make it RPI @ Union and try to make the same mistake as today.
Meaningless call at the end makes the scoresheet imbalance of penalty calls a bit less obvious.
Ah. But you should have perhaps written Minnesota.That crossed my mind, but remember that I wrote November for the Michigan game in the D-I forum and we still lost.![]()
And that is just the power plays listed. I would bet the minutes of penalty time is even more telling.Chip McDonald is a disgrace. How does the league keep putting this guy on RPI vs. Union?
Of the last 7 games between RPI & Union, Chip has officiated 5 of them (over 70%. Of those 5, here's the power play breakdown.
11/15/2013: 5 PPs for Union, 4 for RPI
11/16/2013: 9 PPs for Union, 6 for RPI
1/25/2014: 5 PPs for Union, 3 for RPI
1/25/2015: 7 PPs for Union, 1 for RPI
10/30/2015: 9 PPs for Union, 4 for RPI
That's 7 PPs on average for Union and 3.6 for RPI...almost 2:1.
It's particularly offensive on a night like tonight where RPI outshot and outplayed Union.
We better not get this guy again tomorrow night...