Saturday is Senior Night. Ken Schott posts that:
QuoteIt appears another Union hockey player will be out of the lineup this weekend for the games at Colgate and Cornell.
Junior forward Theo Di Pauli von Treuheim has a lower-body injury, Union coach Rick Bennett said before Wendesday's practice at Messa Rink.
Di Pauli von Treuheim has played in 10 games this season and has a goal. He played in seven games last season and had two goals and an assist. He suffered an upper-body injury about this time last year, ending his season.
Defensemen Sebastien Gingras and Jeff Taylor (upper-body injuries) are also expected to miss games this weekend.
Here's his prior post on the defensemen being out.
QuoteIt appears that Union will be without defensemen Jeff Taylor and Sebastien Gingras for its ECAC Hockey games this weekend at Colgate and Cornell.
Union coach Rick Bennett said on the "Union Hockey Coaches Corner" show on WPTR-AM (1240) Tuesday night at Taylor and Gingras are "highly doubtful" with upper-body injuries.
Taylor, a sophomore from Clifton Park, was checked in the head by Yale's John Hayden late in the third period of Friday's game. Taylor missed Saturday's contest against Brown. He is the Dutchmen's third-leading scorer with four goals and 24 assists. He has sat out just two games in his Union career.
Gingras, a junior, missed both games over the weekend. He has three goals and seven assists in 22 games. He was out for several games earlier this season because of illness.
If they are out, the six defensemen that will play are senior Charlie Vasaturo, sophomores Noah Henry and Matt Krug and freshmen JC Brassard, Nick DeSimone and Connor Light.
Ken Schott's radio interview (http://www.foxsports980.com/onair/rodger-wyland-1777/ken-schott-college-hockey-the-daily-13269792/) with Tom Fleishman of the Ithaca Journal.
Brian Sullivan's ECAC picks. (http://www.uscho.com/ecac-blog/2015/02/20/ecac-hockey-picks-feb-20-23/)
QuoteRPI
Meanwhile, the Big Red will have to pass three teams to claim a first-round bye, but are all but assured of playing their first playoff game at home regardless of the round. There isn't much more analysis worth doing, really... Cornell should not lose this game.
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Cornell's offense is spotty, but Union's attack can barely say that much. Cornell at home, for the win.
Read more: http://www.uscho.com/ecac-blog/2015/02/20/ecac-hockey-picks-feb-20-23/#ixzz3SI162lH0
While we have to sweep (http://www.playoffstatus.com/ecachockey/ecacstandings.html) to keep a shot at 4th alive, I'm not sure that motivation has been the team's problem this season.
I can't find a link to rpi audio on their website - the choose a feed option appears to be blank. A little help? Thanks.
Go to http://www.wrpi.org/ and click in the upper right corner where you have a choice of stream speeds. Enjoy.
Quote from: ugarteI can't find a link to rpi audio on their website - the choose a feed option appears to be blank. A little help? Thanks.
Good guys in pink and white (http://whcuradio.com/)
Other guys (http://www.wrpi.org/)
Quote from: TimVGo to http://www.wrpi.org/ and click in the upper right corner where you have a choice of stream speeds. Enjoy.
Yeah I found it but my phone can't seem to play it and god do I feel old.
Quote from: ugarteQuote from: TimVGo to http://www.wrpi.org/ and click in the upper right corner where you have a choice of stream speeds. Enjoy.
Yeah I found it but my phone can't seem to play it and god do I feel old.
Update: I took my wife's iPad. Problem solved. Other problem possibly created.
Quote from: ugarteQuote from: TimVGo to http://www.wrpi.org/ and click in the upper right corner where you have a choice of stream speeds. Enjoy.
Yeah I found it but my phone can't seem to play it and god do I feel old.
Try tunein radio or wunderradio apps.
WHCU seems to be behind in real time. Hm.
Quote from: martyQuote from: ugarteQuote from: TimVGo to http://www.wrpi.org/ and click in the upper right corner where you have a choice of stream speeds. Enjoy.
Yeah I found it but my phone can't seem to play it and god do I feel old.
Try tunein radio or wunderradio apps.
oh great an even older old set the clock on my vcr
Nice that Cornell came from 2-0 down to tie late in the third (both by McCarron), dominate OT, and hit the post in OT. Disappointing that we manage only a tie against a team that was 0-6 coming into Lynah.
really other than the 30 sec double give away RPI only had about 4-5 good chances. RPI played well for about half the 2nd period. cornell totally dominated the first really deserved more than a 0-0 outcome.. played solid in the 3rd and then for the last 10 min and the OT had multiple chances.. the flurry with the goalie pulled was nice to see the goal as they created so many chances in that last 2 min not scoring would have been a big let down..
tough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Quote from: upprdecktough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Give RPI credit for recruiting the right goalie for the job.
Shame to see 3 minutes of crap play spoil what was essentially a great effort by the team. We outplayed RPI for most of the game.
Other major disappointment was the student section in section E. They made facetimers look good. They spent the entire time between periods (and part of the game, too) texting away on their phones. These little weasels didn't even stand for the Alma Mater.
Now, get off my lawn.
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82Shame to see 3 minutes of crap play spoil what was essentially a great effort by the team. We outplayed RPI for most of the game.
Other major disappointment was the student section in section E. They made facetimers look good. They spent the entire time between periods (and part of the game, too) texting away on their phones. These little weasels didn't even stand for the Alma Mater.
Now, get off my lawn.
... where they figure you will be interred sooner than later, gramps. If we had smartphones not Western Union back in the day, we'd be texting, too. If you watched the game and you managed to get a date to go with you, she'd be busy updating her status, assuming the guy she's with counts as status.
Which leads to the question: Has anyone along the sides in Lynah been dinged by a puck while texting? At some point, there'll be an infamous selfie video of the puck whacking the immortalized couple. Viral. I'd lay odds it happens first at Quinnipiac.
Quote from: billhowardQuote from: upprdecktough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Give RPI credit for recruiting the right goalie for the job.
I dare you to say that when Alec Dillon shows up next season. (6'5", 175 lb, with the 175 being generous) :-)
Quote from: ursusminorQuote from: billhowardQuote from: upprdecktough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Give RPI credit for recruiting the right goalie for the job.
I dare you to say that when Alec Dillon shows up next season. (6'5", 175 lb, with the 175 being generous) :-)
We can hit three pipes.
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82Shame to see 3 minutes of crap play spoil what was essentially a great effort by the team. We outplayed RPI for most of the game.
Other major disappointment was the student section in section E. They made facetimers look good. They spent the entire time between periods (and part of the game, too) texting away on their phones. These little weasels didn't even stand for the Alma Mater.
Now, get off my lawn.
Alma obviously needs to get a facebook page for himself if he expects folks to stand when he arrives.::drunk::
Quote from: ursusminorQuote from: billhowardQuote from: upprdecktough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Give RPI credit for recruiting the right goalie for the job.
I dare you to say that when Alec Dillon shows up next season. (6'5", 175 lb, with the 175 being generous) :-)
The equipment's so big it doesn't matter (grumbles old man grumble).
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: ursusminorQuote from: billhowardQuote from: upprdecktough to do such a good job screeing the goalie and hit him so many times.
Give RPI credit for recruiting the right goalie for the job.
I dare you to say that when Alec Dillon shows up next season. (6'5", 175 lb, with the 175 being generous) :-)
The equipment's so big it doesn't matter (grumbles old man grumble).
That is certainly the truth. It looks truly hilarious with some of the women goalies who are quite small.
Thinking of goalies, it is a bit amusing that RPI has a goalie coming in next season whose name is Kira Bombay (http://pwhl3.stats.pointstreak.com/playerpage.html?playerid=7137713). Guess who her grandfather is? Well, actually it is Harry, not Gordon, but he was the source of the character's name and backstory.
Lost the shutout mid-third period owing to some bad penalties against Cornell. Thank goodness for one of our rare SHGs before that.
Quote from: billhowardQuote from: Jeff Hopkins '82Shame to see 3 minutes of crap play spoil what was essentially a great effort by the team. We outplayed RPI for most of the game.
Other major disappointment was the student section in section E. They made facetimers look good. They spent the entire time between periods (and part of the game, too) texting away on their phones. These little weasels didn't even stand for the Alma Mater.
Now, get off my lawn.
... where they figure you will be interred sooner than later, gramps. If we had smartphones not Western Union back in the day, we'd be texting, too. If you watched the game and you managed to get a date to go with you, she'd be busy updating her status, assuming the guy she's with counts as status.
Which leads to the question: Has anyone along the sides in Lynah been dinged by a puck while texting? At some point, there'll be an infamous selfie video of the puck whacking the immortalized couple. Viral. I'd lay odds it happens first at Quinnipiac.
Hey, no Western Union (http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Union), no CU, no hockey, no Lynah, etc.