Hobey
Posted by Mo Kelly
Hobey
Posted by: Mo Kelly (---)
Date: January 03, 2003 05:05PM
Looks like they just started the nomination phase. Mo is thinking Bâby will win with multi-colored glowlights on.
[www.voteforhobey.com]
[www.voteforhobey.com]
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Bâby for Hobey in 2003
Mo
Campaign Manager
Bâby for Hobey in 2003
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: Al DeFlorio (---)
Date: January 03, 2003 05:14PM
Bâby for "Hobbey." Kinda catchy. 
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---)
Date: January 03, 2003 06:09PM
Hmm, I once said that one reason the Hobey is better than the Heisman is that no one ever changed their name to rhyme with Hobey (a la Joe Thiesman). Looks like we're doing the opposite here.
Or he could just change his name to Bôby.
Or he could just change his name to Bôby.
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: atb9 (---)
Date: January 03, 2003 11:29PM
Granted, the voting just started...but what the hell!
Cornell players nominations, as of right now:
Murray, Doug 18
LeNeveu, Dave 13
Bâby, Stephen 12
And the top vote getter:
Parise, Zach 68
Come on faithful!
Go USA!
Cornell players nominations, as of right now:
Murray, Doug 18
LeNeveu, Dave 13
Bâby, Stephen 12
And the top vote getter:
Parise, Zach 68
Come on faithful!
Go USA!
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: Greg Berge (---)
Date: January 04, 2003 02:56AM
Murray, Leneveu, and Bâby have picked up a few votes. None of them are in the top 20. Presumably, Parise will win the USCHO vote.
Re: Hobey
Posted by: crodger1 (---)
Date: January 04, 2003 11:55AM
Edit:
I had said something that didn't fit in light of the conversation. I hope I beat everyone to reading it over and deleted it in time.
I had said something that didn't fit in light of the conversation. I hope I beat everyone to reading it over and deleted it in time.
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: jeh25 (---)
Date: January 04, 2003 01:39PM
The way I understood it, Joe Theisman didn't actually change his name, but rather the Notre Dame SID convinced him to change the way it was pronounced. Thus it went from Joe THEES-man to the current version that rhymes with heisman.
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: jtwcornell91 (---)
Date: January 06, 2003 09:55AM
John E Hayes '98 '00 wrote:
That's right. I couldn't remember which way it was spelled, but that didn't change.
The way I understood it, Joe Theisman didn't actually change his name, but rather the Notre Dame SID convinced him to change the way it was pronounced. Thus it went from Joe THEES-man to the current version that rhymes with heisman.
Re: Hobey
Posted by: Alan (65.205.40.---)
Date: January 06, 2003 11:03AM
When, if ever, has a freshman to won the Hobey?
And, what would Parise's chances be to take it this year?
I think that his stats are going to get a little more humble as NoDak faces tougher opponents and they start to key on him.
And, what would Parise's chances be to take it this year?
I think that his stats are going to get a little more humble as NoDak faces tougher opponents and they start to key on him.
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: Al DeFlorio (---)
Date: January 06, 2003 11:16AM
Seems to me Paul Kariya won it as a frosh.
Re: Hobbey
Posted by: Mo Kelly (---)
Date: January 06, 2003 11:25AM
3 goals / 2 assists for Bâby this weekend. Looks like his starting his Hobey run?
Re: Hobey
Posted by: Greg Berge (---)
Date: January 06, 2003 03:18PM
Keep campaigning. 
Kariya did win as a freshman. I had thought Scott Lachance did as well, but looking back I guess he "only" was HE POTY as a freshman before splitting.
Parise has a decent chance. He was very heavily recruited and they've been keying on him since October -- it just aint working.
Kariya did win as a freshman. I had thought Scott Lachance did as well, but looking back I guess he "only" was HE POTY as a freshman before splitting.
Parise has a decent chance. He was very heavily recruited and they've been keying on him since October -- it just aint working.
Re: Hobey
Posted by: CUlater '89 (---)
Date: January 06, 2003 05:07PM
Scott LaChance of BU was never the Hockey East POTY. Were you thinking of Brian Leetch of BC? I believe he was the runner-up for the Hobey his freshman season ('86-'87) and then left to captain the '88 Olympic team before heading to the Rangers.
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