Sneddon likes to play head games. Just a guess.
Happy for the boys to steal a W, which kinda makes up for the tough loss against Quinnipiac. I just wish we weren't constantly struggling on offense, year after year, after year. Take away the Michigan game, and the team's scored 8 goals in 5 games. Add in the Leurentian game, and it's 9 goals in 6 games. You look at Ariz St, a team that's only been in existence for a few years, and they put up 9 goals just last weekend alone against a very good (6th ranked) Penn St team. Why is offense such a constant problem for UVM? (somewhat of a rhetorical question, cuz I think we all know why). We need someone to come in, on a consultancy basis perhaps, or as an assistant, (or better yet, as a head coach), to teach our guys the elements of offensive hockey. Just saying "we need to get guys to the net more" every couple of weeks isn't going to win hockey games.
I thought they looked good the first 5 minutes....Ah yeah tonight was so great, getting to have dinner with my gf before she heads across the state, let's check in on the UVM sc-
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whoever said up-thread that michigan may be the worst team in d-i hasn't watched uah's first ten games.
I am considering coming up at year-end for the tournament. I've always wanted to hit a game at your rink. What's the best airport to fly into?
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Talent Gap. Otherwise, at least the Cats looked better than last night. More talented team simply won.
Was looking forward to seeing Liam Coughlin play. Is he injured?
Talent gap or talent development gap? Last night I was thinking about Massie's freshman year vs how he is playing now... The last few years it seems like the incoming freshman class is better than the departing seniors.
So not to argue. And not to imply NHL draft pics mean EVERYTHING. But my quick look and count - BC has 11? 12? NHL drafted players. UVM with 2? We can complain about development. We can. But we can also acknowledge a talent gap. At least as far as the NHL views talent.
Mankato has none and they seem to be doing pretty well for themselves.
For anyone who doubts a coaching change can do wonders for a struggling program, look no further than UMass and Greg Carvel.