Lets not blame gaudet for all of this, in that the I think the players
are getting frustrated with their lack of success,and he has been much
tamer as of late...this team starts slow,has a strong 2nd, and fades
some in the 3rd...i hope gaudet knows the answer,cause I'm baffled...
 
 
 
 -- [ From: Adam Wodon * EMC.Ver #2.10P ] --
>
> > But the penalties began to pile up, Mulhern leading the
> > way. All in all though, the team seemed focused and mildly
> > bent on drawing the "flag". this season is out of control.
> > The embarrassment of pre-warm up fights, GM in 3 of the
> > last 5 games.  It seems as though Gaudet may have fed his
> > anxiety unto his players, and the crop is ready for
> > harvesting.  The Bears are no longer the disciplined team
> > they once were, and it appears it is by design.
>
> I think this is a pretty good assessment, and I'm glad to see someone
> from the Brown camp admitting that Gaudet's tactics have gotten out of
> hand. It does seem to me to have gotten progressively worse ... teams
> are a reflection of their coach, especially at the amateur level -- and
> as I've said before, I think Gaudet spends way to much time and energy
> goading referees - which in turn give his players the impression they
> should be concerned about it too.
>
> However, this isn't an instant change -- Brown is involved with most
> penalty minute records in ECAC history, and those have taken place at
> various times in Gaudet's reign, beginning and end.
>
> About Princeton's Jon Kelley ... the fact he does not have mono is the
> first good news Princeton has had this year. I'm not sure even the
> biggest pessimist would have thought Princeton would have only 1 win so
> far this year again a major Division-I team (the others coming against
> Ottawa and Army). That win was Brown.
>    Princeton started the season losing close games to good teams
> (Lowell, Harvard, Colgate - all on the road) -- now they are just
> getting smoked -- and by teams that should no way be beating them.
> Yale, which I didn't think would win a game this year, started this
> thing by winning an OT game at Baker rink with 2 seconds left -- a win,
> which Princeton should've done, would've made them 2-3, which would've
> been the Tigers best start in the league in a while -- instead, it
> dropped them to 1-4 again, and it's snowballed ever since.
>
> AW
>
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