Yale's last win over BU at Ingalls before this year was 1978
http://rinkrap1.blogspot.com/2015/12/the-new-haven-miracle.html
.......when WAS the last time Yale beat BU at the Whale? A lengthy shuffle through the record book is required, but there it is: February 18, 1978. 38 seasons ago, the dark ages of no facemasks and steel-post skates. An Internet search reveals Peter Gammons calling Yale’s 7-5 win “college hockey’s upset of the decade” in Sports Illustrated. This demanded a closer look. What we found was a moment in time carved permanently into the memories of participants from both Red and Blue: Rhodes Scholars, 1980 Miracle Men and a coaching icon. It was also the finest hour for late coach Tim Taylor of Yale, colored by the backstory of a hockey friendship for the ages.
Ryan Hitchcock has made it through the first round of cuts on the US World Junior Team and is on his way to Helsinki. Final cuts will be made around Christmas Eve. Good luck to Ryan.
I am fairly sure that the NCAA required facemasks at the time.Yale's last win over BU at Ingalls before this year was 1978
http://rinkrap1.blogspot.com/2015/12/the-new-haven-miracle.html
.......when WAS the last time Yale beat BU at the Whale? A lengthy shuffle through the record book is required, but there it is: February 18, 1978. 38 seasons ago, the dark ages of no facemasks and steel-post skates. An Internet search reveals Peter Gammons calling Yale’s 7-5 win “college hockey’s upset of the decade” in Sports Illustrated. This demanded a closer look. What we found was a moment in time carved permanently into the memories of participants from both Red and Blue: Rhodes Scholars, 1980 Miracle Men and a coaching icon. It was also the finest hour for late coach Tim Taylor of Yale, colored by the backstory of a hockey friendship for the ages.
http://www.yalebulldogs.com/sports/m-hockey/2015-16/releases/20151223e2pcqe
VIERUMAKI, Finland - Ryan Hitchcock, Yale's standout sophomore forward, has made the U.S. National Junior Team that is about to compete for the 2016 International Ice Hockey Federation World Junior Championship.
The team finishes training in Vierumaki today before traveling to Helsinki, Finland, for the Dec. 26 to Jan 5 tournament.
I am fairly sure that the NCAA required facemasks at the time.
Yale sneaks out of Amherst with an OTW. They started out playing well and slowly allowed UMass back into the game. Hayden saves the bacon! Nice to see him stepping up. Snively has been setting Hayden up well and he is actually starting to show some net front presence. Alot of crazy lines tonight with being T Hart, Pietrowski and Gaus, very young, but quite enthusiastic. Doherty still out, Wilson and Cooper had great games. First time at the Mullin Center and i must say that it is an impressive rink, very AHL like, they just need a center score/video board to make it perfect.
I missed the game last night, I think it was on the UMass website. That's what happens when Yale hasn't played in a while (except for McGill) I get out of the habit. Plus Tuesday games are so unusual. I'm still wondering whether this team has enough firepower to compete in March.
The firepower was in evidence in spurts last night, they outshot UMass 38-18. The UMass goalie, a third stringer from what someone told me, had a very good game. It looks like Snively is settling in to becoming the set up man for his line and some of his passes are incredible, sometimes even taking his line mates by surprise. Remember they were still without Doherty and Hitchcock last night as well.
Just checked the box score zero SOG for Snively last night.
Trying to find some sort of streaming alternative to watch the A State games. Directv does not carry the PAC12 network in my area. If you go to the A State website there is a link to the web stream, but you have to be using a participating cable provider.
Same here. Makes me wonder what UConn was thinking when they built Gampel. That banner honoring Calipari is embarrassing, though, even as a New Englander. C'mon.Yale sneaks out of Amherst with an OTW. They started out playing well and slowly allowed UMass back into the game. Hayden saves the bacon! Nice to see him stepping up. Snively has been setting Hayden up well and he is actually starting to show some net front presence. Alot of crazy lines tonight with being T Hart, Pietrowski and Gaus, very young, but quite enthusiastic. Doherty still out, Wilson and Cooper had great games. First time at the Mullin Center and i must say that it is an impressive rink, very AHL like, they just need a center score/video board to make it perfect.