I can tell you how. No scoring too defensive. Translates to boring in my
HMO.
AACH! Be still my heart! Boring? One of the greatest college hockey games
of all time with two of the best goalies in the nation standing on their
heads? I am stunned. That game will be talked about for years. How can
any red-blooded hockey fan be bored by that game?
Sorry, my friend. Absolutely disagree.
Tom Rowe
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From: - Hockey-L - The College Hockey Discussion List on behalf of Eric J.
Burton
Sent: Tue 5/16/2006 2:36 PM
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Subject: Re: Four-official system proposed for college hockey (and other
off-season tidbits)
http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/
One of the big issues in college hockey is the oversight of referees and
rule enforcement on the part of the individual leagues. It would be
virtually impossible to get inter-league consistency in the NCAA since
leagues like the ECACHL have low tolerance for physical play, especially
along the boards while the western leagues allow much more physical playing
but have a lower tolerance for the clutching and grabbing seen in the
The thing is that people don't want to see clutching and grabbing.
Its not hockey. People want to see up and down the ice and hitting.
Not systems and neurtal zone traps. The Wisconsin and Cornell game in the
Midwest regional was boring hockey.