We did let one slip away. I need to see the replay again of BU's first
goal, but from what i could tell it was total garbage. Of course, it
counted. Problem is, we had chances to put this one away early and we
didn't do it. And when when that happens, especially on the road against a
tough team, it almost always comes back to bite you in the end. I thought
Lundin played pretty well overall, but, like D$ wrote, he was hung out to
dry one too many times tonight. In the end, it was just another brutal
defeat. 

--- Deron Treadwell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Maine falls 3-2 blowing leads of 1-0 and 2-1 early in the third.  BU
> got a hometown call on the first goal from what I could see on the TV
> replay, but certainly SOMEONE blew it on the game-winner as Ken Roche
> was wide open cruising down the slot and Macarthur fed him perfectly
> for the goal. (No one was near Roche)
> 
> I have to say, this is a very disappointing loss.  Maine played a great
> first period, but couldn't generate more offense and couldn't even get
> out of the period with a lead thanks to the controversial goal.  Maine
> outshot BU 17-5 in the first according to the commentators.
> 
> Michel Leveille was injured in the third period and it looked pretty
> nasty.  Michel tried to leap a defender as he streaked down the wing
> near the bench and he got upended and his leg came up and smashed into
> the glass where it began.  He was helped off the ice and did not
> return.
> 
> Lundin played in net, but he didn't get a lot of help on the BU goals
> between the kicked-in goal and two goals where he was essentially left
> high and dry.
> 
> We really should have had this one.  We let it slip away.
> 
> -Deron
> 


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