Re: Boston University 2018-2019 - Still Alive!
I have compiled every Hockey East team's season-by season record as well as the season-by-season coaching record of every HE head coach who's first season was 1984 or later (so no Coaches Ceglarski, Parker, Flaman, Holt, Riley or Stirling) for their first eight (if they lasted that long) seasons. I also compiled the combined seasonal results for every school over the past 5 and 10 seasons, plus all-time HE records. I likewise compiled each coaches combined records over their first eight or less seasons. Because three teams had first year head coaches and Coach Carvel is in just his third season the combined 5 year results can't be used for BU, UNH, MC and UMass. However, the overall standings for the past five seasons are:
So, based on this it appears that Coach Leaman is indeed the best, but Coach Bazin probably should be second and Coach Madagan third, Coach York fourth, Coach Sneddon fifth, Coach Gendron sixth, and Coach Cavanaugh last, with Coaches O'Connell, Souza, Borak and Carvel getting incomplete. From what I have seen Coach Carvel looks like he will be a top level coach, but I really want to see how he does next season. That said, if you look at how each Coach has done over their first eight seasons compared to each other Coach Carvel is ninth out 27 coaches after three seasons so if I had to grade him I would probably put him third ahead of Coach Madagan.
The team records also show that BU has been one of the best Hockey East teams (1st, 2nd or 3rd) overall, regular season, league play, HE tournament, NCAA tournament and overall postseason, with their only weak spot regular season non-conference games. Anyone interested can view the spreadsheet for themselves.
As for players departing early, Here are the numbers of arley signings I counted on College Hockey, Inc.'s pro-signings pages for 2012-19. I have included BU's totals, as well as other team's with 5+ players leaving early and all freshman, sophomore and juniors from every team.
2012
BU 3
all Fr 0
all So 12
all Jr 19
total 31
2013
BU 1
MN 5
all Fr 2
all So 6
all Jr 23
total 31
2014
BU 0
all Fr 2
all So 8
all Jr 20
total 30
2015
BU 2
all Fr 6
all So 3
all Jr 24
total 33
2016
BU 0
BC 7
MI 5
UND 5
all Fr 4
all So 8
all Jr 32
total 49
2017
BU 4
all Fr 7
all So 16
all Jr 19
total 42
2018
BU 2
DU 5
all Fr 3
all So 8
all Jr 22
total 32
2019*
BU 5
all Fr 3
all So 4
all Jr 19
total 26
* does not show Shane Bowers as signed so I don't know if it is otherwise accurate. Bowers is included in the total.
Sean
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Providence 199 123 55 21 0.671 Boston U. 197 111 65 21 0.617 UMass Lowell 193 109 65 19 0.614 Northeastern 192 106 66 20 0.604 Boston College 195 104 73 18 0.579 Vermont 190 79 89 22 0.474 New Hampshire 189 67 94 28 0.429 Maine 187 66 100 21 0.409 Massachusetts 186 71 105 10 0.409 Merrimack 185 63 98 24 0.405 Connecticut 178 60 95 23 0.402
The team records also show that BU has been one of the best Hockey East teams (1st, 2nd or 3rd) overall, regular season, league play, HE tournament, NCAA tournament and overall postseason, with their only weak spot regular season non-conference games. Anyone interested can view the spreadsheet for themselves.
As for players departing early, Here are the numbers of arley signings I counted on College Hockey, Inc.'s pro-signings pages for 2012-19. I have included BU's totals, as well as other team's with 5+ players leaving early and all freshman, sophomore and juniors from every team.
2012
BU 3
all Fr 0
all So 12
all Jr 19
total 31
2013
BU 1
MN 5
all Fr 2
all So 6
all Jr 23
total 31
2014
BU 0
all Fr 2
all So 8
all Jr 20
total 30
2015
BU 2
all Fr 6
all So 3
all Jr 24
total 33
2016
BU 0
BC 7
MI 5
UND 5
all Fr 4
all So 8
all Jr 32
total 49
2017
BU 4
all Fr 7
all So 16
all Jr 19
total 42
2018
BU 2
DU 5
all Fr 3
all So 8
all Jr 22
total 32
2019*
BU 5
all Fr 3
all So 4
all Jr 19
total 26
* does not show Shane Bowers as signed so I don't know if it is otherwise accurate. Bowers is included in the total.
Sean
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