Harvard-BC is on gametracker at 5pm EST 2/14. http://www.uscho.com/schedules/?type=d1 Root for the Cantabs. Ivy pride and all. Plus we want BC to drop in the polls.
Northeastern-BU Beanpot final is 8pm on NESN and on satellite DirecTV 623, Dish Network on channel 434. (And those copycat Huskies are taking over the Park Avenue Country Club in NYC to watch it.) May as well root for Northeastern because they're underdogs, because they're the whoever-BU-is-playing-this-week team, and because BU's rink is newer and nicer (and bigger) than ours.
Consolation game
After 1: BC 0, Grumet-Morris (with help from various and sundry Harvard seconds) 0
After 2: BC 3, Harvard 0 (and outshooting Harvard 15-3 or 18-3)
Final: BC 4, Harvard 1
Championship:
After 1: BU 2, Northeastern 0 (SHG, PPG)
After 2: BU 2, Northeastern 1
Final: BU 3, Northeastern 2 (OT)
[Q]billhoward Wrote:
May as well root for Northeastern because they're underdogs, because they're the whoever-BU-is-playing-this-week team, and because BU's rink is newer and nicer (and bigger) than ours.
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...and because my wife's an NU grad. :-)
Last week Comcast picked up the NESN high-definition broadcast on INHD2, and it was great to watch.
I can't believe I'm listening to this game. I wish these announcers would get off hypen's jock a little bit. "Another beautiful save by Grumet-Morris. An UNBELIEVABLE save by Grumet-Morris. Grumet-Morris makes another incredible save! Grumet-Morris is the greatest goaltender in the history of the game." It makes me appreciate Cornell's recent succession of announcers.
Harvard missed out on 2 powerplay opportunities in the first 10 minutes of the game.
For me Gametracker still lists it as 20:00 to play in the first, no game details whatsoever other than goalies. Anybody else?
Beeeej
I dunno, there's a free feed on whrb if you wanna listen.
http://www.whrb.org/streams/whrb.m3u
Well, the media loves a classic Harvard College riches-to-riches story.
ditto.
For the thousandth time, I am reminded by how much I hate how good Harvard's fight song is.
Even the scores "ticker" at the top of Gametracker has the current score and time elapsed for the game, but the "20:00" in the main area doesn't change. And I can't listen where I am. Ah, well.
Beeeej
Shots 15-7 BC late first; Hyphen's been busy.
gametracker is screwy for me too. not sure who i want to win here. how about hahvahd wins here and loses a game in the playoffs instead (at pepsi :))
BC ppg, 1-0.
During the intermission, a Harvard announcer referred to them as "BCU." ::rolleyes::
Hyphen beaten again, 2-0.
2-0 BC
a lynahbounce
bc 2- h 0
Shots in the second period, 9 minutes in, 15-0 BC!
It is really necessarily to refer to him a "Dov Grummet-Morris" EVERY SINGLE TIME they refer to him?
You're right: WHRB really is Radio Dov Ninety-Five-Point-Three. I think the only time I heard Noah Welch's name mentioned is when he went off for that penalty at the end of the first.
[Q]DeltaOne81 Wrote: It is really necessarily to refer to him a "Dov Grummet-Morris" EVERY SINGLE TIME they refer to him?[/q]
More traditional Harvard students refer to him as "D*v Grumet-Morris"
Announcer one: "Goal, BC! It's three to nothing."
Announcer two: "That's got to hurt if you're a Harvard fan."
Well, yes.
I know it's unfair to keep track of everything dumb announcers say when a game gets out of hand. But it's also so much fun.
Btw, Harvard sucks... 3-0 BC
GOALTENDING LEADERS
(Minimum 33% of team's total minutes needed to qualify)
Rk Name GP W-L-T MIN GA SV SV% GAA
1 David McKee, So, COR 25 18-4-3 1506:04 34 521 .939 1.35
2 Matti Kaltiainen, Sr, BC 15 10-4-1 899:34 22 298 .931 1.47
3 Dov Grumet-Morris, Sr, HU 20 13-5-2 1193:31 32 560 .946 1.61
4 Adam D'Alba, Fr, BN 18 11-4-2 1031:51 29 478 .943 1.69
5 Cory Schneider, Fr, BC 12 8-0-4 744:37 22 259 .922 1.77
6 Steve Silverthorn, Sr, COL 28 19-7-2 1664:23 50 590 .922 1.80
7 Tuomas Tarkki, Sr, NMU 24 13-6-4 1371:08 43 613 .934 1.88
8 Dan Yacey, Sr, DC 17 8-6-1 916:26 29 360 .925 1.90
9 Matt Climie, Fr, BSU 13 8-2-1 719:29 23 215 .903 1.92
10 Jim Howard, Jr, ME 29 14-9-6 1690:27 55 615 .918 1.95
11 John Curry, So, BU 21 12-7-1 1209:21 40 475 .922 1.98
12 Philippe Lamoureux, Fr, UND 16 7-6-2 923:01 32 351 .916 2.08
13 Dave Caruso, Jr, OSU 28 20-5-3 1677:25 59 685 .921 2.11
14 Matt Zaba, So, CC 15 9-3-2 870:28 31 396 .927 2.14
Joe Fallon, Fr, UVM 23 12-7-3 1371:04 49 548 .918 2.14
16 Dominic Vicari, So, MSU 27 11-11-4 1573:16 58 714 .925 2.21
17 Kevin Regan, Fr, UNH 13 10-1-0 699:56 26 348 .930 2.23
18 Curtis McElhinney, Sr, CC 18 15-2-1 1071:19 40 482 .923 2.24
19 Peter Mannino, Fr, DU 14 11-2-1 847:06 32 364 .919 2.27
20 Bryan Worosz, Sr, CAN 25 12-8-4 1481:55 57 714 .926 2.31
anyone know how to email these announcers and tell them that kaltienin does NOT have the best GAA in the nation :)
http://www.whrb.org/streams/whrb.m3u is who i am listening to
Cory Schneider got hurt and went off. In comes Matti Kaltianen. WHRB notes, "Matti leads the nation in goals against with 1.47." Come again?
GOALTENDING LEADERS
GOALTENDING LEADERS
(Minimum 33% of team's total minutes needed to qualify)
Rk Name GP W-L-T MIN GA SV SV% GAA
1 David McKee, So, COR 25 18-4-3 1506:04 34 521 .939 1.35
2 Matti Kaltiainen, Sr, BC 15 10-4-1 899:34 22 298 .931 1.47
3 Dov Grumet-Morris, Sr, HU 20 13-5-2 1193:31 32 560 .946 1.61
4 Adam D'Alba, Fr, BN 18 11-4-2 1031:51 29 478 .943 1.69
5 Cory Schneider, Fr, BC 12 8-0-4 744:37 22 259 .922 1.77
6 Steve Silverthorn, Sr, COL 28 19-7-2 1664:23 50 590 .922 1.80
gah!
"kaltianen, one of the best goaltenders in all of college hockey, up there with dov grumet-morris"
could these guys be _any more_ in love with hyphen?
They also claimed that Matti is not a big game goaltender. Against us or not, win or not, double OT in the regional final with only 1 goal allowed until the last second, seems to be some good big game qualifications to me.
Shut out OSU the day before, too. One goal through seven periods before Matt ended it early in the eighth.
BTW, talked with one of the McRaes--couldn't tell which--at Yale Saturday night. They're very happy in med school.
3-1... about time
C'mon Harvard...time to prove that you can actually win games that matter! :-D
"what a save by Dov" hyphen!
lol this is funny to listen to:-D
[Q]billhoward Wrote:
Root for the Cantabs. [/q]
Not if you're a Cornell fan. Look at the PWR. Harvard win can flip the Cornell comparison. Since we have NO chance of catching BC under any reasonable set of circumstances we want BC to win because:
- PWR #6 is a virtual lock for eastern ice
- PWR #7 is good for eastern ice if BC is #2
- BC will have a hard time catching DU so a strong BC finish locks them for #2
Got it guys?
Uh...c'mon Harvard! Time to repeat that streak of losing games that matter! :-D
[q]Cory Schneider got hurt and went off. In comes Matti Kaltianen. WHRB notes, "Matti leads the nation in goals against with 1.47." Come again? [/q]Well, McKee doesn't play in Boston, so do his stats really count? ::screwy::
BC empty netter, 4-1.
Anybody have the BU feed for the final? (I don't suppose it's on ESPN? I mean, not when they could put celebrity poker on...)
It's on NESN, Greg. DirecTV would have it, but probably not a non-Boston cable.
it says its gonna have the final on.
http://www.wtburadio.com/
[Q]jy3 Wrote:
"what a save by Dov" hyphen!
lol this is funny to listen to[/q]
If you want a similar experience, visit http://www.yanndanis.com with your sound up, brought to you by 2 of the biggest homers on the planet.
[Q]Trotsky Wrote:
BC empty netter, 4-1.[/q]
One of my favorite cheers, "Bean-pot Pat-sies....clap clap clapclapclap...." holds true yet again.
Harvard Sucks.
Final on; BU pair pretty good (and far better than Harvard pair).
BU up 1-0 on a shorty in the 1st
Any updates lately?
2-1 BU second intermission.
Northeastern really turned it up in the 2nd.
2-2!!
Squeaks under a sprawled our BU goalie, with 2:05 left in the third.
Northeastern ties it up with about 2 mins left
Going to OT
So, what helps us more, a BU win or a NU win?
Probably northeastern, but I don't think it has that much influence
Us directly? Doesn't matter much. I can't think why it would. But a BU loss could definitely help Harvard stay higher, and may make a difference for teams like Colgate and Dartmouth if they can make a run.
4x4 matching penalty
BU wins from chris bourque
26 titles in 53 years.
One hell of a game, and what a sequence.
Shot off the edge of the net, from the side off the post, bounces out in front to Borque streaking through the center who bangs it home past a diving Gibson. Wow.
After watching the Beanpot title game: Wouldn't it be nice if each night there were two or three games - I was about to clarify and say college not pro games, but that's not necessary this season - you could get? And maybe a half dozen on key weekends? That is one advantage satellite seems to have - more pickup of out of region sports networks. Eg DirecTV has NESN which had the Beanpot, but not cable in our area. But I think it's more a matter of will to do it, not bandwidth.
And for those who love minor league hockey, we can hope for away broadcasts of our team's games sometime in the next decade.
In terms of having college hockey games each night of the week, that'd be difficult to pull off, mainly because you have to remember that these guys are (supposed to be) students first and foremost. Most games take place on the weekends because then they don't have to worry about getting to class the next day after a potentially long distance road trip.
Ah, good point, and I realized it once I hit the Post button. I mean, for every night there's a bunch of college hockey games played (not every night of the week), it woiuld be great to have a selection of games to watch ... leading up to the point in five, ten years when every game is available to everyone over satellite, cable TV, or high-quality Webcast. And then also for Lehigh and Iowa wrestling, if that's youir thing. The Cornell-Penn basketball game of last Saturday was on CN8, a Jersey-area cable channel, I believe; it woiuld have been nice if that had been picked up on an unused satellite channel.
Sports Illustrated noted last fall how the colleges are screwing up student-athletes' lives by playing those Tuesday and Wednesday night games, all in order to get Mississippi Delta State national exposure on ESPN2. I believe there was a promo for "[~]17 Straight Nights of College Football." Good for the fan, good for Vegas, not so good for the students.
[Q]pfibiger Wrote:
gah!
"kaltianen, one of the best goaltenders in all of college hockey, up there with dov grumet-morris"
could these guys be _any more_ in love with hyphen?[/q]
Well, Hyphen is one of the best in college hockey, at least statistically and he's a large part of their success this season. And they are students (I believe), so they naturally have an added affinity for their goalie.