Thursday night semifinals:
Minnesota-Duluth 4, Providence 1. That could have been us.
Umass beating Denver 3-1 in the first. And wins 4-3 in first overtime.
Title game: Minnesota-Duluth 3, UMass 0. Back to back championships, first since Denver in 2004 and 2005.
We didn't make the Frozen Four but neither did BU, BC, Minnesota, or Wisconsin.
Three five minute majors so far - all legit penalties.
For those still up this evening, it's a 3-3 tie with 1:50 left in the UMass Denver game. Tune in!
Quote from: abmarksFor those still up this evening, it's a 3-3 tie with 1:50 left in the UMass Denver game. Tune in!
Dozing off in Buffalo. Long day. Janice is a trooper. She hates tournament OT. But she lived through the 4 OT game in Albany. We'll make ot through this.
U Mass needs a recharge.
UMass!!!!
They were looking tired in OT, but they pulled it off. Do they get Hillebrand and Chaffee back for Sat?
Quote from: RobinUMass!!!!
They were looking tired in OT, but they pulled it off. Do they get Hillebrand and Chaffee back for Sat?
Yes. Just game misconducts for both.
they do lose one guy though
UMass' Bobby Trivigno will be suspended for the national championship game for a hit to the head in the semis. It was uncalled during the game. Denver coach David Carle questioned it, but the officials asked if he wanted to use his challenge to have them check, and he said no.
Quote from: upprdeckthey do lose one guy though
UMass' Bobby Trivigno will be suspended for the national championship game for a hit to the head in the semis. It was uncalled during the game. Denver coach David Carle questioned it, but the officials asked if he wanted to use his challenge to have them check, and he said no.
Terrible decision by Denver's coach! Trivigno actually left his skates to deliver the elbow to the head.
https://scoutingtherefs.com/2019/04/25785/frozen-four-umass-forward-bobby-trivigno-suspended-for-championship-game/
Quote from: andyw2100Quote from: upprdeckthey do lose one guy though
UMass' Bobby Trivigno will be suspended for the national championship game for a hit to the head in the semis. It was uncalled during the game. Denver coach David Carle questioned it, but the officials asked if he wanted to use his challenge to have them check, and he said no.
Terrible decision by Denver's coach! Trivigno actually left his skates to deliver the elbow to the head.
https://scoutingtherefs.com/2019/04/25785/frozen-four-umass-forward-bobby-trivigno-suspended-for-championship-game/
Just in general I don't know what UMass was doing during that stretch. It's like they turned into a Mighty Ducks villain squad for about 10 minutes.
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: andyw2100Quote from: upprdeckthey do lose one guy though
UMass' Bobby Trivigno will be suspended for the national championship game for a hit to the head in the semis. It was uncalled during the game. Denver coach David Carle questioned it, but the officials asked if he wanted to use his challenge to have them check, and he said no.
Terrible decision by Denver's coach! Trivigno actually left his skates to deliver the elbow to the head.
https://scoutingtherefs.com/2019/04/25785/frozen-four-umass-forward-bobby-trivigno-suspended-for-championship-game/
Just in general I don't know what UMass was doing during that stretch. It's like they turned into a Mighty Ducks villain squad for about 10 minutes.
Quote from: UMass Coach Greg Carvel"I feel badly for him. When you're 5-8, you have to protect yourself a little bit out there and unfortunately he crossed the line."
The Denver player he hit, #16 Jake Durflinger, is also 5'8", and you don't see him throwing an elbow. In fact, if you watch the video, he seems a bit shorter than Trivigno.
Quote from: SwampyQuote from: TrotskyQuote from: andyw2100Quote from: upprdeckthey do lose one guy though
UMass' Bobby Trivigno will be suspended for the national championship game for a hit to the head in the semis. It was uncalled during the game. Denver coach David Carle questioned it, but the officials asked if he wanted to use his challenge to have them check, and he said no.
Terrible decision by Denver's coach! Trivigno actually left his skates to deliver the elbow to the head.
https://scoutingtherefs.com/2019/04/25785/frozen-four-umass-forward-bobby-trivigno-suspended-for-championship-game/
Just in general I don't know what UMass was doing during that stretch. It's like they turned into a Mighty Ducks villain squad for about 10 minutes.
Quote from: UMass Coach Greg Carvel"I feel badly for him. When you're 5-8, you have to protect yourself a little bit out there and unfortunately he crossed the line."
The Denver player he hit, #16 Jake Durflinger, is also 5'8", and you don't see him throwing an elbow. In fact, if you watch the video, he seems a bit shorter than Trivigno.
Scrivens must have sharpened his skates a few times too many.
Minnesota Duluth goes back-to-back.
Duluth is clearly a team that's built and coached to win at the NCAA level. There's no more coincidence at this point
Quote from: IcebergDuluth is clearly a team that's built and coached to win at the NCAA level. There's no more coincidence at this point
They were in complete control in both games. One of the announcers (Buccigross?) said, "the way this team is playing it's difficult to believe they've ever lost a game. But they lost 11."
Quote from: IcebergDuluth is clearly a team that's built and coached to win at the NCAA level. There's no more coincidence at this point
They lose three seniors; they return their goalie and all D. Good scoring up and down the lineup.
Who knows how many draftees or others they may lose? They could three-peat if everyone stays.
UMass two-and-likely-done sophomore D Cale Makar wins the Hobey Baker Award.
Quote from: Andrew Mahoney, Boston GlobeMakar beat out Harvard's Adam Fox and St. Cloud State's Jimmy Schuldt to capture the award honoring college hockey's top player. He becomes the fifth player from a Massachusetts school to win the award in the last six years, joining Boston College's Johnny Gaudreau (2014), Boston University's Jack Eichel (2015), Harvard's Jimmy Vesey (2016), and Northeastern's Adam Gaudette (2018). https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/colleges/2019/04/12/umass-defenseman-cale-makar-wins-hobey-baker-award/L3oxMGQrkJ7DilnqwBfAOP/story.html
Quote from: Scersk '97Quote from: IcebergDuluth is clearly a team that's built and coached to win at the NCAA level. There's no more coincidence at this point
They lose three seniors; they return their goalie and all D. Good scoring up and down the lineup.
Who knows how many draftees or others they may lose? They could three-peat if everyone stays.
They have a chance to become the only team to make the final 4 years in a row (http://www.tbrw.info/?/ncaa_Tournament/ncaa_Results_Matrix.html).
Quote from: TrotskyQuote from: Scersk '97Quote from: IcebergDuluth is clearly a team that's built and coached to win at the NCAA level. There's no more coincidence at this point
They lose three seniors; they return their goalie and all D. Good scoring up and down the lineup.
Who knows how many draftees or others they may lose? They could three-peat if everyone stays.
They have a chance to become the only team to make the final 4 years in a row (http://www.tbrw.info/?/ncaa_Tournament/ncaa_Results_Matrix.html).
And to think they were 3 minutes from getting knocked out in the 1st round when Bowling Green basically knocked the tying goal into their own net.