cberkas

Miami loses Neaton to a injery Cornell sweeps Arizona State 4-1 and the ASU goal was a BS delay of game 5x3

owen

These green (blue) lines look wrong. Glad they didn't let Michigan State do that (a darker green) a few years ago.

Such a UND way to lose

Over Albrecht

Those 2 have no more eligibility left. This makes me wonder why keep a player who had 4 years to prove himself just to take a spot from a younger player that does that players role.

gaber

From what I’ve heard he told them when he was drafted he didn’t want to play for the Flyers.

Interesting take The quote is from here Tigers hope to build on first-half momentum heading into challenging Minnesota road trip | PAISLEY HOCKEY (wordpress.com)

It's like the Maple Leafs just don't care to make a team that can win. Nope let's overpay our big 4 so we don't have any money to get better defense and goaltending or even other role players.

Gabinet is safe for a while, they didn't even do a coaching search when he took over from Blais. Sounds like the Miami fans can't wait for Bergeron to be gone, but I don't see them buyout his remaining contract.

Yes, that is what happens. Power plays use to go a full 2 minutes even when a goal was scored but that was changed because the Canadians were too good on the power play. Still better than the dumb rule USA Hockey wanted where a team shorthanded can't ice the puck.

So, today I heard of a jailbreak goal. This is a goal that is scored shorthanded which would end the pp early for the team killing the penalty. Leave it to the PWHL having an idea that makes sense. I like the idea and could see the NHL adapting it along with other leagues. So, I looked to see how many shorthanded goals are scored in NCAA and NHL In the NHL there has been 99 players that have scored shorthanded with the most being 5 by two players. NCAA has 7 teams not score a shorthanded goal with Northeastern with 7 goals, and 10 teams that haven't given up a shorthanded goal with Stonehill giving up 9 shorthanded goals.

I still can't believe that Stonehill was winning both games against them. The only other game Stonehill lost by 1 was Merrimack when they scored under a minute to make it 3-2. Merrimack should have won 3-1. None of the teams ASU has left are above them in the PWR. ASU is a victim of scheduling bad teams where Denver, Providence, and Cornell are the power teams. CC is more of the getting better but not the power they use to be. The Ivy schools are all terrible this year with Cornell and Dartmouth the only two above 30 in the PWR.

They have played 11 OT games so far which also doesn't help much

I think it's going to be really hard for ASU to move out of 16th. That Stonehill game and both against Dartmouth are going to bite them in the end and they still got 4 against Alaska, 2 against Cornell and Augustana, and Lindenwood could steal a game.

Lowell leads Harvard 4-1

Army leads Penn State 3-2

Lowell leads Harvard 4-0

Ferris State leads Bemidji 2-0 Wisconsin leads Notre Dame 5-4 Quinnipiac and Northeastern tied 2-2 Yale beats Union 4-2 UNH leads Princeton 3-1 Robert Morris leads Stonehill 4-2 St. Thomas leads Duluth 1-0 Lowell leads Harvard 3-0 Penn State leads Army 1-0 Vermont and Dartmouth tied 1-1

Lowell leads Harvard 2-0 AFA leads Bentley 2-1 Yale and Union tied 1-1 Wisconsin leads Notre Dame 5-1 Quinnipiac leads Northeastern 2-1 RIT leads St. Lawernce 1-0

Sacred Heart beats Mercyhurst 2-1 AFA leads Bentley 1-0 Wisconsin leads Notre Dame 4-1 Yale leads Union 1-0 UNH leads Princeton 2-1 Quinnipiac and Northeastern tied 1-1 Robert Morris and Stonehill tied 1-1

Lowell leads Harvard 1-0