UNH 12/28

2014 21 T ... TBD
2013 27 W ... W
2012 26 T ... L
2011 25 T ... L
2010 24 T ... L
2009 21 W ... W
2008 28 T ... L
2007 27 W ... W
2006 24 W ... W
2005 24 W ... L
2004 21 W ... W
2003 21 W ... L
2002 22 W ... L
2001 25 W ... W (First Estero Tourney)
2000 31 L ... T
1999 22 T ... L
1998 21 L ... L
1997 20 T ... W
1996 12 T ... W
1995 26 L ... L
1994 23 L ... L
1993 24 L ... L
1992 26 T ... W
1991 20 W ... L
1990 20 L ... L
1989 18 W ... L
1988 24 L ... W
1987 21 L ... L
1986 26 L ... W
1985 19 W ... W

andyw2100
It's been a while since we won one after going in with a tie. I think it's time!

Trotsky

andyw2100
It's been a while since we won one after going in with a tie. I think it's time!

I just want the break to end, particularly with the recent breakthroughs in hockey anthropology.[/quote

Next we'll see a story claiming they communicate better than dolphins .

Jim Hyla
Coach Schafer on ECAC Radio Show.

marty
WHCU streaming may be broken tonight. I have attempted to connect three ways with no luck.

Make that four tries on three different types of devices.

Trotsky
ILDN claims they will have the audio but so far it is still listed as "Upcoming."

abmarks

Trotsky
ILDN claims they will have the audio but so far it is still listed as "Upcoming."

i only see sunday as upcoming, not saturday

andyw2100
Opened support ticket with America One re lack of audio feed.

Trotsky

andyw2100
Opened support ticket with America One re lack of audio feed.

Thank you

upprdeck
for me i think the lack of response is worthy of a complaint to the credit card and get a full refund.. at this point doesnt matter if they fix the issue or not.. its a win win.

upprdeck
and suddenly there is sound

upprdeck
i asked for a refound already. half a game of messed up sound with no active response ismore than enough for me.

upprdeck
why wasn't the 2nd UNH goal an icing call?

If the puck enters the goal of the opposing team,after being legally shot, batted with the stick or deflected, the goal shall be allowed.

David Harding

upprdeck
why wasn't the 2nd UNH goal an icing call?

I didn't see it, so I don't know exactly what happened, but in general it's not icing if the puck goes directly into the goal. See, for example, Gillam's goal against Niagara. The rule on icing says

If the puck enters the goal of the opposing team,after being legally shot, batted with the stick or deflected, the goal shall be allowed.

, though that line is buried in the section on the faceoff location.

Ohhhhh, we were somewhere between Charlotte and Philadelphia still. Those first six, seven minutes, they were on the power play, they came out flying and we didn’t handle it very well.

marty

David Harding

upprdeck
why wasn't the 2nd UNH goal an icing call?

I didn't see it, so I don't know exactly what happened, but in general it's not icing if the puck goes directly into the goal. See, for example, Gillam's goal against Niagara. The rule on icing says

If the puck enters the goal of the opposing team,after being legally shot, batted with the stick or deflected, the goal shall be allowed.

, though that line is buried in the section on the faceoff location.

I always thought the crease was the determining factor. Can the puck be considered iced if it passes through the crease without touching the goalie, his equipment nor the net or the posts?

In this case it surely isn't icing because it was on net.

Rule 85 - Icing
85.1 Icing - For the purpose of this rule, the center line will divide the ice into
halves. Should any player of a team, equal or superior in numerical strength
to the opposing team, shoot, bat with the hand or stick, kick or deflect the
puck from his own half of the ice, beyond the goal line of the opposing
team, play shall be stopped.
For the purpose of this rule, the point of last contact with the puck by the
team in possession shall be used to determine whether icing has occurred.
For the purpose of interpretation of this rule, icing is completed the
instant the puck crosses the goal line, unless an attacking player, who is
onside at the blue line and with no opponent between that player and the
goal line and is clearly in position to be the first player to touch the puck.
Icing shall not be called in this situation. This decision by the official shall
be made no later than the first player reaching the end zone face-off dots. If
the puck enters the goal in this situation icing shall not be called and a goal
shall be awarded.
Notwithstanding the provisions of this section concerning batting the
puck in respect to the icing rule, the provisions in Rule 71 apply and no goal
may be scored by batting the puck with the hand into the opponent’s goal.
If, while the official has signaled a slow whistle for a clean interception
under Rule 86 (offsides), the player intercepting shoots or bats the puck
beyond the opponent’s goal line in such a manner as to constitute icing, the
official’s delayed whistle shall end the instant the puck crosses the blue line
and icing shall be called in the usual manner.
85.2 Faceoff Location - The puck shall be faced off at the end-zone faceoff
spot of the offending team. If the puck enters the goal of the opposing team,
after being legally shot, batted with the stick or deflected, the goal shall be
allowed.
If, during a delayed penalty, the non-offending team ices the puck, the
ensuing faceoff shall take place in the penalized team’s defensive zone.
If the officials err in calling an icing-the-puck infraction (regardless of
whether either team is short-handed), the puck shall be faced off at the
center ice faceoff spot unless, in the opinion of the referee, the center ice
faceoff unduly penalizes either team. (See 81.2)
85.3 Goalkeeper - Should the opposing goalkeeper leave the crease and fake/
feign playing the puck during a potential icing situation, icing shall not be
called and play shall continue.
Note: The purpose of this section is to enforce continuous action and the
on-ice officials should interpret and apply the rule to produce this result.
85.4 Change of Players on Icing - A team that is in violation of this rule shall
not be permitted to make any player substitutions before the next faceoff.
A team will be permitted to use its timeout for rules that do not allow a
substitution of players. The team that is prevented by rule from substituting
its players must call the timeout to be allowed to change.
A team shall be permitted to make a player substitution to replace a
goalkeeper who had been substituted for an extra attacker, to replace an
injured player, or when a penalty is assessed that affects the on-ice strength
of either team.
85.5 No Icing - When the puck is shot and rebounds from the body or stick of an
opponent in his or her own half of the ice so as to cross the goal line of the
player shooting it, icing shall not be called.
If the puck touches any part of a player of the opposing team or his skates
or his stick before it reaches the goal line, or touches the goalkeeper or his
skates or his stick at any time before crossing his goal line, it shall not be
considered a violation of this rule and play shall continue.
If the puck is propelled directly from either of the players while facing
off, it shall not be considered a violation of this rule.
If, in the opinion of the calling official, a player of the opposing team
except the goalkeeper is able to play the puck before it passes the goal line,
but has not done so, icing shall not be called and play shall continue.
85.6 Numerical Strength - If the puck was so shot by a player of a team below
the numerical on-ice strength of the opposing team, play shall continue and
the faceoff shall not take place.
Note: In exhibition contests, this exception shall not be in effect.
When a team is shorthanded as the result of a penalty and the penalty is
about to expire, the decision as to whether there has been an icing infraction
shall be determined at the instant the penalty expires, and if the puck is
shot before the penalty expires, icing shall not be called. The action of the
penalized player remaining in the penalty bench will not alter the ruling.