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  • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

    Originally posted by Skate79 View Post
    GoCrimson.com, the athletics web site, has been posting updates on the team all week. Apparently they took a private jet to South Bend. Not bad. I'm wondering who forked over the $$$ to make that happen as that is very un Harvard like to spend on such luxuries. Maybe the team is starting work its way back into the University's mindset.
    The NCAA pays all the travel arrangements for the tourney IIRC.

    Best of luck today.
    Quinnipiac Bobcats
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    ECAC Regular Season Champions: 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24
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    East Regional: 2013 (Champions), 2014, 2016 (Champions), 2023 (Champions), 2024
    Northeast Regional:
    West Regional: 2015, 2021
    Midwest Regional: 2019, 2022
    Frozen Four: 2013, 2016, 2023 (Champions)

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    • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

      Originally posted by alslammerz View Post
      I think if most teams score three they'll win. I wouldn't expect this to be a 7-6 game in either direction. (cue it being like a 10-8 game)
      I don't think anyone is expecting a high scoring game either but to just assume that three goals will do the job is naive. We can't win 4-3 or 5-4? Or 3-2? He made it sound like it was a done deal and at this point in the season, it's anything but a sure bet. Just ask BU how they felt going into the third period.

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      • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

        Originally posted by TimU View Post
        OK, now you're representing the entire conference. No pressure.

        Just kidding. Good luck. I hope somebody figured out how to bottle that first period from your game against Quinnipiac, and put it on the plane. If Harvard can find (and maintain) that form, nobody is going to beat them. Easier said than done, but why not? Go get 'em.
        We'll try our best. Strange tournament so far. Two tight OT games and two relatively straightforward wins. Polar opposites. I'm thinking our game will be a one or two goal game hopefully in our favor. McNally admitted in today's Boston Herald that his knee isn't 100% but that he is close to being back to full strength. Teddy called him a minutes eater and that's what we were missing during our slump in January and February.

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        • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

          Good luck today.......even tho you guys eliminated us from the tourney The whole ECAC is watching!
          COLGATE HOCKEY:"Is this the year?"

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          • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

            Originally posted by MarkEagleUSA View Post
            The NCAA pays all the travel arrangements for the tourney IIRC.

            Best of luck today.
            Even private jets? That seems beyond even the NCAA's willingness to fork over $$$. Okay, we'll take it.

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            • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

              Originally posted by Skate79 View Post
              I don't think anyone is expecting a high scoring game either but to just assume that three goals will do the job is naive. We can't win 4-3 or 5-4? Or 3-2? He made it sound like it was a done deal and at this point in the season, it's anything but a sure bet. Just ask BU how they felt going into the third period.
              Yale 2 - Boston University 3
              SCSU 3 - Michigan Tech 2
              Minnesota 1 - Minnesota-Duluth 4
              Quinnipiac 1 - North Dakota 4

              Teams yesterday were 4-0 if they scored 3 or more goals. And in the Division III tournament
              Trinity 5 - Adrian 3
              Wisconsin Stevens-Point 6 - Amherst 2

              Which means NCAA teams were 6-1 when scoring 3 or more goals yesterday. I'm not saying three goals WILL win it's just that it's not a crazy or disrespectful statement to say three goals would win for any team.
              Former Harvard Hockey broadcaster on 95.3 FM and WHRB.org.
              Go Crimson!

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              • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                win
                a legend and an out of work bum look a lot alike, daddy.

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                • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                  Originally posted by Skate79 View Post
                  Even private jets? That seems beyond even the NCAA's willingness to fork over $$$. Okay, we'll take it.
                  Private jet or charter? Big difference. Charter makes sense because of the size of the travel party and the luggage/equipment requirements.
                  Quinnipiac Bobcats
                  2023 National Champions
                  ECAC Regular Season Champions: 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16, 2018-19, 2020-21, 2021-22, 2022-23, 2023-24
                  ECAC Tournament Champions: 2016
                  East Regional: 2013 (Champions), 2014, 2016 (Champions), 2023 (Champions), 2024
                  Northeast Regional:
                  West Regional: 2015, 2021
                  Midwest Regional: 2019, 2022
                  Frozen Four: 2013, 2016, 2023 (Champions)

                  Pass complete. Lipkin has a man in front! Shot... SCORE!!!

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                  • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                    Originally posted by alslammerz View Post
                    Yale 2 - Boston University 3
                    SCSU 3 - Michigan Tech 2
                    Minnesota 1 - Minnesota-Duluth 4
                    Quinnipiac 1 - North Dakota 4

                    Teams yesterday were 4-0 if they scored 3 or more goals. And in the Division III tournament
                    Trinity 5 - Adrian 3
                    Wisconsin Stevens-Point 6 - Amherst 2

                    Which means NCAA teams were 6-1 when scoring 3 or more goals yesterday. I'm not saying three goals WILL win it's just that it's not a crazy or disrespectful statement to say three goals would win for any team.
                    Point well taken; however, I would never want to definitely say that three goals should ever be enough in any game. You never know how the game will unfold. And yeah I know we won the ECACs by basically averaging three goals a game but I doubt the team went into any of those games saying "hey, if we just score three goals, that should do it" At least not against Quinnipiac or Colgate.

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                    • Originally posted by MarkEagleUSA View Post
                      Private jet or charter? Big difference. Charter makes sense because of the size of the travel party and the luggage/equipment requirements.
                      Charter is a likely bet. Not only for the reasons you state, but also the last minute chances of getting ~30+ people on a commercial flight from possibly small airports (Michigan Tech, for example).

                      Go get it done today guys.

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                      • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                        Originally posted by MarkEagleUSA View Post
                        Private jet or charter? Big difference. Charter makes sense because of the size of the travel party and the luggage/equipment requirements.
                        The video on GoCrimson showed the team boarding a private jet and the narration indicated as much. The view from the inside seemed to confirm it.

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                        • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                          Originally posted by Skate79 View Post
                          Not going to happen especially if Vesey, McNally and Everson return next year and we stay healthy.
                          In all honesty you could lose all 3 and perhaps still finish ahead of us.

                          Not to mention that you could lose the entire team, restock it from Catholic Memorial and Arlington HS, and still finish ahead of Princeton*.

                          Now good luck tonight.

                          * who beat us
                          Cornell University
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                          • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                            Originally posted by Kepler View Post
                            In all honesty you could lose all 3 and perhaps still finish ahead of us.

                            Not to mention that you could lose the entire team, restock it from Catholic Memorial and Arlington HS, and still finish ahead of Princeton*.

                            Now good luck tonight.

                            * who beat us
                            There was a time when you could restock from Belmont Hill, Malden Catholic, Catholic Memorial and Thayer Academy and do pretty well against most of the East. In fact in the early eighties, three of the best centers in high school hockey went to MA prep schools (Scott Fusco and Christian Ruutu at Belmont Hill and Bobby Carpenter from St. John's Prep). Harvard recruited all three but only landed Scotty. I still wonder if we would have won in '83 had we had all three.

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                            • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                              Originally posted by Skate79 View Post
                              There was a time when you could restock from Belmont Hill, Malden Catholic, Catholic Memorial and Thayer Academy and do pretty well against most of the East. In fact in the early eighties, three of the best centers in high school hockey went to MA prep schools (Scott Fusco and Christian Ruutu at Belmont Hill and Bobby Carpenter from St. John's Prep). Harvard recruited all three but only landed Scotty. I still wonder if we would have won in '83 had we had all three.
                              That team was quite good enough with only one, thank you.
                              Cornell University
                              National Champion 1967, 1970
                              ECAC Champion 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1973, 1980, 1986, 1996, 1997, 2003, 2005, 2010
                              Ivy League Champion 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1977, 1978, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1996, 1997, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2014, 2018, 2019, 2020

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                              • Re: Harvard Crimson 2014-2015: Restoring the Karma

                                Good luck Harvard!

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