Indeed, Bob.
Questions that I have:
What about the Sill/Czuba thing? "Something" happened with these two,
earning them indefinite suspensions and they subsequently withdrew from
school. Then the team goes out and lays two eggs hosting one of its
chief rivals. Is there a connection here? Is this the 2006-2007
version of going into the tank for a period of time due to off-ice
issues? Sadly, this is becoming an annual event.
Or are these things totally not related at all? (which might actually
be worse?)
I don't know. Maine lost their composure Saturday night all around.
People are happy to see Tim show some fire, but letting your emotions
get the better of you when you attack the refs AFTER being swept in
your own building is a little too little, too late IMHO. Show that
fire during the week, during the game and to your team. As someone
else posted here, you have to rise above what you perceive as bad
calls.
Hockey East Regular Season title is all but lost now, we need to focus
on the next 10 games (especially, but really I'd advocate for a better
focus for rest of the year) for both home ice and to shore up good NCAA
seeding. Losing all these games against top teams will not help the
overall picture. All is not lost and as i think the Pats coach would
say (thank you football gods!), you can't think about yesterday because
you can't do anything about it and it doesn't mean anything today.
-Deron
--- Bob Woodbury <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I believe the blush is off the Minnesota win rose.
>
> Anthony DelMonaco wrote:
>
> > I think watching a Lifetime movie would have been more exciting
> than
> > the game last night. Passing was terrible, there didn't seem to be
> any
> > fire in them, except soares when he got sent to the box and was
> > punching the glass and yelling. When he got out he was just hitting
>
> > anyone he came in contact with. Defense was terrible, trying to
> clear
> > the puck out of the zone, or lack there of, one of which resulted
> in
> > a goal. I don't know why Curry can be so hard to crack. The
> highlight
> > of the game was clearly Timmy and Mmm Bop getting into it. The
> > officiating was terrible, I think there should have been several
> delay
> > of game calls for the net coming off, yes some of them were
> > accidental, but some were just blatant. That shouldn't be an excuse
>
> > for how they played though, you need to overcome that and put the
> > biscuit in the basket. It was good to see Tim with some fire
> though,
> > maybe that's what the team needed. But have no fear, our beloved
> > PATRIOTS will keep this weekend from being a complete sports loss
> >
> > Mosey
> >
> >
> > If you don't have the best of everything, make the best of
> everything
> > you have
> >
> >
> > -Shawn Walsh
> >
> >
> >
> > ----- Original Message ----
> > From: Deron Treadwell <[log in to unmask]>
> > To: [log in to unmask]
> > Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2007 11:53:06 AM
> > Subject: BU Sweeps Maine
> >
> > So BU comes to Orono and sweeps Maine at home for the first time
> since
> > 1986.. wow!
> >
> > My wife suggested that perhaps we should have refrained from
> upgrading
> > the lighting, but then again we were having trouble winning at home
> > before then.
> >
> > I see from the Maine Sunday Telegram article this morning
> >
>
(http://pressherald.mainetoday.com/sports/college/hockey/070114umhock.html)
> > that there was a confrontation between Whitehead and the
> officiating
> > crew after the game prompting Whitehead to quip: "I was there to
> try
> > and help him get his head through the door," said Whitehead. "I was
> > just trying to be helpful."
> >
> > I didn't get to see the officiating at Saturday's game, (shooting
> the
> > puck after the whistle says hello), but I did see the game on TV
> Friday
> > and it certainly wasn't the officals fault that Bishop played
> terrible
> > and couldn't stop a soccer ball.
> >
> > It is hard to figure this team out. Once again we seem to be on a
> > rollercoaster ride where inconsistency rules the days. (unbeaten
> > streak, then lose 3, unbeaten streak, get swept at home).
> >
> > Of more concern is that Maine does not yet have a win against any
> of
> > the top teams in Hockey East and are 0-5-1 in those games (UNH 0-1,
> BC
> > 0-1, Vermont 0-1, BU 0-2-1). The next four games (at Providence,
> home
> > vs. Northeastern) are critical because the next six games after
> that..
> > UNH, Vermont and BC.
> >
> > How was the work ethic on Saturday? It is truly amazing that BU
> was
> > able to shut out Maine, at home the night after beating them. On
> > Friday, Maine certainly did not put forth a 60 minute effort
> overall
> > and if the news articles are to be believed this morning, Maine did
> not
> > "bring it" and then totally lost their composure. Are they wrong?
> >
> > -Deron
> >
> >
> >
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