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Originally posted by HockeyRef View PostThat's interesting! Please give us a full report of the Big Green...are you going to both games?
1-0 DU. Dartmouth will head into tomorrow's game winless in seven games, managing just six goals over that stretch...Last edited by Dan; 12-15-2017, 10:46 PM.Live Free or Die!!
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Re: UNH Wildcats 2017-2018 Season - The Quest Continues
Originally posted by HockeyRef View PostRay Dorn great post come back more often...!
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Originally posted by Snively65 View PostBig Green = cupcake. Bentley beat them in their barn 5-1.
But, back to discussion about lines above. If Eiserman-Nazarian-Vela begin all three periods in a game, are not they the first line?
And, if composition of the fourth line does not matter, which line got the first two goals against Army?
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Originally posted by Ray Dorn View PostI have been reading the conversation about Gildon over the last couple of days. The basis of it is the two mistakes, that led to goals against, he made against Colorado College and Army. I think everybody should go back and watch the video of these two plays again. I did earlier this evening. The turnover against Colorado College happened when he was trying to make a pass from his defensive blueline up to his forward at the right hand side of the offensive blueline. He fanned on the pass which led to turning the puck over to a Colorado College player. This was no way a situation of being too risky or being over confident with the puck. This is what happens every once and awhile to a player that plays with his head up. Gildon was able to get back into the play. The real mistake was how Gildon and his defense partner, Marks, played the resulting 3 on 2 against them. The game winning goal, shot, came from about five feet below the top of the circle. It appears to me Marks may have screened Tirone.
The mistake Gildon made in the Army game occurred just a couple of seconds after a UNH turnover at the center red line. He was skating up ice around the top of the circle in the defensive zone when the puck came to him. He seemed to be caught off guard that the puck came to him. He had about a second before the Colorado College player was on him. He tried to do his spin, escape maneuver, but was stripped of the puck before he could complete it. The mistake was trying to do this maneuver when moving forward. It is like trying to turn a boat when not having any movement. The escape maneuver only works well when moving backwards. If I was coaching him, I would have told him that he should have just flipped the puck high up in the air and turn it over to the opposing team around the far blue line.
This whole conversation about Gildon is ridiculous. Watching UNH Men's hockey this season has been fun, in a large part because of Gildon. As UNH hockey supporters we like to reminisce about when James Van Riemsdyk played for us. There has not been too many former UNH players that went on to have a prominent NHL career. Hopefully, some day we will be able to reminisce about when Max Gildon played for UNH!
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Originally posted by Snively65 View PostMaybe Big Green no cupcake afterall? Or, maybe DU overrated and/or Bentley underrated? Anyway, hope that UNH not looking past Vlae, Dartmouth, and Brown Bears.Last edited by HockeyRef; 12-16-2017, 07:58 AM.I'm just here for the hockey...
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Originally posted by HockeyRef View PostMaybe players just want to get home for their break? Seriously good for Dartmouth. Tonight's another night. UNH can't afford to look past anybody; just like teams can't afford to look past them. "On any given night". I'd imagine Yale (where does Vlae come from? ) has a point to make with us. Come on 'Cats....beat those bad boy Ivy's!!
I cannot remember where Vlae comes from, but definitely old timers here should be able to answer that. :-)
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Originally posted by chickod View PostCorrect. Another of my favorites is "umlol"Whenever I think of the past, it brings back so many memories. - Stephen Wright
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Dartmouth beats DU 5-4 tonight and definitely didn't look like a cupcake this weekend. They played hard and tough all weekend, really matched DU five-on-five (4 of DUs 5 weekend goals came with a man advantage). They were really strong in net and defensively all weekend. They still struggled offensively, despite the five-spot. Two of their goals were blind centers from below the goal line that ricocheted in off Denver skates. Their empty netter - which turned out to be the game winner - was a DU centering pass that hit a body and deflected the length of the ice and into the net...
Something is wrong in Denver - they may be overrated. They've blown a ton of big leads this year, including 3-0 tonight.
If they play like they did in Denver - DC is no pushover for UNH two weeks from now on Hanover...Last edited by Dan; 12-16-2017, 10:55 PM.Live Free or Die!!
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Originally posted by Dan View PostDartmouth beats DU 5-4 tonight and definitely didn't look like a cupcake this weekend. They played hard and tough all weekend, really matched DU five-on-five (4 of DUs 5 weekend goals came with a man advantage). They were really strong in net and defensively all weekend. They still struggled offensively, despite the five-spot. Two of their goals were blind centers from below the goal line that ricocheted in off Denver skates. Their empty netter - which turned out to be the game winner - was a DU centering pass that hit a body and deflected the length of the ice and into the net...
Something is wrong in Denver - they may be overrated. They've blown a ton of big leads this year, including 3-0 tonight.
If they play like they did in Denver - DC is no pushover for UNH two weeks from now on Hanover...
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Originally posted by Dan View PostDartmouth beats DU 5-4 tonight and definitely didn't look like a cupcake this weekend. They played hard and tough all weekend, really matched DU five-on-five (4 of DUs 5 weekend goals came with a man advantage). They were really strong in net and defensively all weekend. They still struggled offensively, despite the five-spot. Two of their goals were blind centers from below the goal line that ricocheted in off Denver skates. Their empty netter - which turned out to be the game winner - was a DU centering pass that hit a body and deflected the length of the ice and into the net...
Something is wrong in Denver - they may be overrated. They've blown a ton of big leads this year, including 3-0 tonight.
If they play like they did in Denver - DC is no pushover for UNH two weeks from now on Hanover...I'm just here for the hockey...
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