Michael Collingridge writes:
>The always fair, Mike Machnik, writes...
> >>Greg has 11 or 12 goals and about 14 assists. (approximately 25 points)
> >>Again, this info is what I heard on the radio
> >This sounds about right. He had 10-11--21 in 11 overall games, 4-5--9
> >in 6 HE games prior to the weekend. However, according to JohnH's
> >CCHA stats, Bullock is not the leader by points. Michigan freshman
> >Brendan Morrison is listed at 12-15--27, but in 16 games - Bullock
> >would be ahead on points per game (~25 in 13 games).
> Thanks. This is what I thought. Could it be then that Steve "Bullock
> *is* the leading freshman scorer in the country" Twombly is counting his
> high-scorin' freshmen before they hatch?-) Shoo!-)
In Steve's defense (we UMass-Lowell supporters need to stick together), I
heard the exact same reference to Bullock, although it may have been phrased
that he was the leading goal scorer, rather than leader in total points. Since
many of Bullock's points the last few games have been from assists rather than
goals, I suspect that Bullock WAS the leading GOAL SCORER, but was passed by
Morrison in the last couple games.
So I think Steve was not prematurely counting his chickens, but was rather
using stats that were not 100% up-to-date.
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