NCAA tournament 2016

[Trotsky]

I wish I could say incredible,  but so, so credible.

[Trotsky]

IN a game I completely forgot was tonight, Q advances with a 3-2 win over BC.

[dbilmes]

As much as I dislike Q, this was a great game to watch. Q took some stupid penalties late in the third period (just as they had in the 2-2 regular season tie against Cornell), and BC had a lot of pressure on them down the stretch, but Garteig made some huge saves down the stretch. Another key play late in the game came when Garteig was out of position and a BC player had an open net to shoot at only to have a Q defenseman deflect the puck away at the last second. Earlier in the third period, Q failed to convert on a 4-on-1 break, something you don't see too often.

[marty]

As much as I dislike Q, this was a great game to watch. Q took some stupid penalties late in the third period (just as they had in the 2-2 regular season tie against Cornell), and BC had a lot of pressure on them down the stretch, but Garteig made some huge saves down the stretch. Another key play late in the game came when Garteig was out of position and a BC player had an open net to shoot at only to have a Q defenseman deflect the puck away at the last second. Earlier in the third period, Q failed to convert on a 4-on-1 break, something you don't see too often.

And ND just had a 4 on 1 without scoring. This is a fun game to watch!

[Trotsky]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

[Jeff Hopkins '82]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

Like the 1980 Jets - Dolphins (I think) game.  That was a pleasure to watch.

[jtwcornell91]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

Like the 1980 Jets - Dolphins (I think) game.  That was a pleasure to watch.

"Brought to you without the benefit of announcers"

[Swampy]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

Like the 1980 Jets - Dolphins (I think) game.  That was a pleasure to watch.

"Brought to you without with the benefit of no announcers"

FYP

[abmarks]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

especially if it is buccigross. he's even worse at hockey play-by-play than the kids on the Yale feed.   Can't believe he gets paid to do that.

[RichH]

Watching the game streamed with all the ambient noise and no commentary is the most pleasant broadcast I've ever experienced.  PLEASE make this an option for all sports telecasts.  Nobody needs the natterers.  Silence them for good.

especially if it is buccigross. he's even worse at hockey play-by-play than the kids on the Yale feed.   Can't believe he gets paid to do that.

Well, you know. He's the goddamned pope of #collegehockey. He has a clothing line. People on Twitter think he's great.

[Trotsky]

Beats Melrose but that's a low bar.

[billhoward]

Beats Melrose but that's a low bar.

Barry Melrose competes with Don Cherry. Different grouping.

[Trotsky]

Beats Melrose but that's a low bar.

Barry Melrose competes with Don Cherry. Different grouping.

I'd say Mike Francesa.

[Trotsky]

4-1 NoDak late.  Q fell apart in the third; too bad.

[billhoward]

North Dakota played a good game. Quinnipiac fell apart. Too bad for the ECAC.