Re: Wisconsin Hockey Vol. XXXII: No Where To Go But Up!
If that doesn't provide some perspective for the apologists, then nothing will. A program with decades of history will not muster up enough wins to match a team that was new to D1 hockey. You might say that they may have been taken lightly by opponents and that's why Penn St. won 11, but at this point who's not taking us lightly. Being underestimated (if that's possible) might be the only chance we get (see first night of the Minnesota series). When our opponent is at least partially focused, we get BLOWN OUT (BU, MN, MI,...).
It was clear when Sauer was done, and few took pleasure in it, but it was necessary. When he left the program, it wasn't on the greatest of footing, but it looked better than it does now. It's even clearer now that Eaves is done. Richter did what needed to be done. Alvarez?
Originally posted by Chuck Schwartz
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It was clear when Sauer was done, and few took pleasure in it, but it was necessary. When he left the program, it wasn't on the greatest of footing, but it looked better than it does now. It's even clearer now that Eaves is done. Richter did what needed to be done. Alvarez?
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