Didn't have the time to watch the game today, but 1-0-1 in Florida looks like progress to me... Let's hope that the guys build on this weekend. (I think that they will.)
On video anyway, Princeton looked huge. And they weren't afraid to hit. EZAC has come a long way in the last 5 years.
No such thing as the EZAC anymore; that conference is at least as good as HE right now, and the same goes (more or less) for every conference across the country.
Every team needs to show up for every game right now; there are no easy-pickings to be had these days.
I learned a little Maine history today. In 1854, the townspeople of Ellsworth, ME tarred and feathered the man who became the 1st President of Boston College.
Awesome. It would appear as though that's the same gentleman that John Bapst High School is named for, as their website states they were "named for a nineteenth-century Swiss Jesuit priest and missionary".
As a local boy (Brewer graduate) I always knew there was another reason I didn't like Bapst...
You know you go to UMaine if...
...you think Bananas is a good name for a giant bear.
...you would riot after hockey games but its too darn cold.
...you think hockey is the only sport that matters.
...you hate UNH.
Didn't have the time to watch the game today, but 1-0-1 in Florida looks like progress to me... Let's hope that the guys build on this weekend. (I think that they will.)
Well I don't know if 1-0-1 is progress since they were 2-0 the last 2 tourneys.. But yes a win and a tie "on the road" so to speak is a good showing. Albeit a win against the 2nd worst team in the country....but a win is a win. I'd like to see them string a little unbeaten streak together to start the 2nd 1/2.
Awesome. It would appear as though that's the same gentleman that John Bapst High School is named for, as their website states they were "named for a nineteenth-century Swiss Jesuit priest and missionary".
It's kind of amusing that Kimball Union incorrectly has John Bapst High School as "John Baptist" High School on Whitehead's bio.
"Prior to his position at Maine, Whitehead was the Head Coach at the University of Massachusetts Lowell, and also served as an Assistant Coach at UMass Lowell, Maine, and Middlebury College. *Prior to that, he taught history and social studies at St Gregory The Great School in Hamilton, NJ and at John Baptist High School in Bangor, ME. Whitehead played professional hockey in Europe before starting his teaching & coaching career. *He earned his undergraduate degree at Hamilton College and his Master's degree in Education at the University of Maine, graduating*summa cum laude.*"
Any UPDATE'S on the injurys to Blaine Bryon vs Princeton and Brice O'Conner who did not return after the 1st period of last nights game vs Cornell..?
From article:
"Gendron said he is unsure of the availability of freshman right wing Blaine Byron and senior defenseman and captain Brice O’Connor.
Byron got hurt in a game against Princeton and didn’t play against Cornell, and O’Connor suffered an injury early in the Cornell game and didn’t return.
Gendron would not disclose the nature of the injuries."
Hey, got to agree with Red....that was a huge and skilled Cornell team with great goaltending. Maine went to war with those monsters and didn't give an inch. Really like the way they did not quit...another giant step forward.
Jumping ahead a little, the USCHO site shows Maine-Quinnipiac on 1/3/14 on NESN at 7 PM. The Hockey East composite TV schedule lists nothing on NESN that night. Anyone know which is correct?
The Maine/Quinnipiac game on January 3rd is indeed on NESN at 7:00 PM. Quinnipiac also offers a free Internet You Tube feed of all of their home games. It is taken off their video scoreboard and is not the same as can be seen on NESN, however it is not a bad production for free.
The audio is provided by the radio broadcast.
You can find the link at www.quinnipiacbobcats.com
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