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My comment migrated beyond my original intent. Just that next year with the graduation of Kelleher and Cleland will be equally difficult. There is no fast solution and this will be a slow uphill. Blaming a kid who has talent for being disappointed not to have talent around him seems to be missing the mark.
Good to see Exeter's Spencer Young manning the PP for Providence as a freshman. Next year he'll be joined by Newburyport's Ben Mirageas and our own Jake Ryczek. That would have been a nice base to get Umile to his magical number.
Yeah I get you...Spencer Young is the nephew of a good friend of mine (who by the way couldn't help but post on my FB page today with her PC sweatshirt on :p )and Ryczek well that's another story isn't it? :rolleyes: Look at the D hit UNH has taken with the loss of him, Masonius but hey that is alllllll water over the dam but it's still frustrating as hell.
Agree it's going to take some time, maybe 3-4 years before UNH competes like they once did (using the phrase lightly). D is the key I will live and die by that. You can always find some decent forwards but if you don't have the D fagettabout it.
On another note I am wondering why Fregona is not playing...he showed some good stuff in the few games he was in? And...what do we think about Nick Nonnis?
Don't worry about it. I don't yell much other than "Go 'cats", "Go blue", "C'mon boys" out of respect for the people around me. Twice this weekend I let loose with a full sentence clearly directed at the officials. Immediately after I felt shame, but then I got free by looking around to see no one was offended and most seemed to approve.
If I haven't already said so... I do really hate the "replay culture" that has sprung up in pro and college sports. When replay started, I was happy when the replays were limited to brief reviews on a limited number of calls. For example... in hockey, all I want to see with replay is whether or not the puck went into the net. That's it. Other than that, I'm happy to rely on the competence of the officials on the judgment calls and offsides. There is nothing that irks me more than a coach/team challenging an otherwise good goal for offsides. We rely on refs to exercise judgment when ruling on no-touch icing all the time, and no one is going to the replay on that... but we've got high definition replays determining if the puck preceded the player into the zone by a centimeter or two. Why obsess on one, and not the other?
Why do we have icing calls in the first place? To provide a deterrent to a defending team wasting time and killing the flow of a game by aimlessly dumping a puck the length of the ice.
Why do we have offsides calls in the first place? To prevent attacking players from "goal hanging".
I see absolutely no reason why offsides should be handled any differently than icing.
This from the Lowell thread. Don't you guys love mid-Atlantic forwards. Side note he was Ryzcek's teammate at Select Academy the year he pent there.
I wonder if Lowell has any interest.
Tri-City Storm '97 C Alex Limoges de-commited from Cornell, receiving Hockey East interest. 13-15-28 line in 33 USHL GP this year.
Limoges is also playing with recruit Charlie Kelleher at Tri-City.
So here's a q for those following the games this weekend (and last I guess). Umile hasn't been starting the "top line" as of late...what's up with that? Is he sending a message or is it all about match-ups?
Discuss if ya want.
My opinion is that it was meant to be a message. Production had slowed down from that group, especially in 5v5 play. McNicholas has not found his stride at all this year. He went from my "look for this guy to break out" to not being able to hit a wide open net on his bread and butter play. For those who do not know, that is the cross ice pass to about the faceoff circle one-timed into the net. At the end of last year and into the first part of this year that play was automatic, I now see him miss that shot 3-5 times per game.
Kelleher is still trying to be