Scrivens for Hobey?

[Beeeej]

[quote Beeeej]Something tells me if he keeps up these numbers, he won't have to start the Facebook group himself.[/quote]

[quote amerks127]If you have facebook, we're up and running...

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=429014&ref=profile#/group.php?gid=49923072628[/quote]

See?

[Rosey]

Yay!  Scrivens for Hobey!

Okay, can we finally put this ridiculousness to rest?

[The Rancor]

woof woof thanks a lot.::drunk::

[amerks127]

Time to disband the facebook group?

[Goon]

I think it is only one game and there is a long season ahead.
I thought he made some good saves.

[Trotsky]

If he has seven consecutive shutouts, his GAA will be back to 0.80.

[Oat]

well almost a shutout tonight, if NoDak would please just struggle on their offense for once in their lives...

[sah67]

I don't meant to start all the silly hype again, especially since the last time people went nuts with the Facebook groups, etc. over this, we had the 7-goal disaster in NoDak...so I hope this doesn't count as woofing

Anyhow, INCH has added Scrivens to their Top 3 Hobey favorites behind Brock Bradford of BC and Ryan Stoa of Minny.  I figured some would be interested, or at least the members of the facebook group ::innocent::

http://insidecollegehockey.com/7Archives/HobeyTracker/0809/hobeytracker.htm

[nr53]

I probably sound jaded, but I've always seen the "Hobey tracker" thing as: , , . It makes me wonder if they should just create an award for best defenseman or something. Here's hoping they prove me wrong and Scrivens wins the damn thing :-)

[French Rage]

[quote nr53]I probably sound jaded, but I've always seen the "Hobey tracker" thing as: , , . It makes me wonder if they should just create an award for best defenseman or something. Here's hoping they prove me wrong and Scrivens wins the damn thing :-)[/quote]

No they're changing things this year.  Instead of two WCHA forwards who have a shot and a token ECAC goaltender, they made it one WCHA forward and one HE forward!  Change!

[ithacat]

[quote nr53]I probably sound jaded, but I've always seen the "Hobey tracker" thing as: , , . It makes me wonder if they should just create an award for best defenseman or something. Here's hoping they prove me wrong and Scrivens wins the damn thing :-)[/quote]

I think for a goalie to win the award (particularly one from Cornell), he'd have to be undefeated, and have a GAA < Save%. **]

[Chris '03]

[quote nr53]I probably sound jaded, but I've always seen the "Hobey tracker" thing as: , , . It makes me wonder if they should just create an award for best defenseman or something. Here's hoping they prove me wrong and Scrivens wins the damn thing :-)[/quote]

I haven't paid close attention to individual performances nationally this year but there was something I read on INCH lately that suggested that there was a serious lack of standout performances statistically and that this could be the year a goalie could take it. Of course that was also true in 2003...

[Give My Regards]

[quote Chris '03]I haven't paid close attention to individual performances nationally this year but there was something I read on INCH lately that suggested that there was a serious lack of standout performances statistically and that this could be the year a goalie could take it. Of course that was also true in 2003...[/quote]

But if LeNeveu had won the award in 2003, it would have marked the fourth straight year a non-forward had won the award -- including a goaltender in 2001 (Ryan Miller).  That just wasn't going to happen.

The Hobey has gone to a non-forward seven times (five defensemen, two goaltenders) in its 28-year history, which puts it way ahead of the Heisman (one defensive player, plus a two-way guy, in over 70 years)

[Josh '99]

[quote Chris '03][quote nr53]I probably sound jaded, but I've always seen the "Hobey tracker" thing as: , , . It makes me wonder if they should just create an award for best defenseman or something. Here's hoping they prove me wrong and Scrivens wins the damn thing :-)[/quote]

I haven't paid close attention to individual performances nationally this year but there was something I read on INCH lately that suggested that there was a serious lack of standout performances statistically and that this could be the year a goalie could take it. Of course that was also true in 2003...[/quote]It's early yet, of course.  Currently the national leader in points and points per game is from Quinnipiac and the national leader in goals per game is from Air Force, a bit of a strange state of affairs.  If that persisted, I guess you could see a defensive player win, but with the perception (right or wrong) that it's "the Schafer system," I think it would take something special (that is to say, more special than what Scrivens is already doing) for that to happen.

[dragonfan]

If you go back and look at the shots per game that LeNeveu faced (20)and overall (646) and Mckee (23)-(827),Scrivens is (27) and if cornell gets that far might face (939),some might say he has contributed more,but I think cornell will have to make it to the championship weekend.