Opponent and other news and results of interest 2024-2025

Started by Chris '03, October 06, 2024, 07:48:50 PM

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ugarte

tbh i found the length of that review gross. looked like an easy call.

stereax

Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.
Law '27, Section C denizen, liveblogging from Lynah!

scoop85

Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.

We tied them twice and lost by one goal. Certainly a talented and well coached team, but not an impossible hill to climb.

Jim Hyla

CHN has us at 7:30 for the second game.

If correct, that's nice for our fans, but surprises me. Would think that Q would want the early game.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

ugarte

Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.
better than us but beatable! this is not the best team rand has put on the ice. no result in lake placid would be that big a surprise.

stereax

Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.

We tied them twice and lost by one goal. Certainly a talented and well coached team, but not an impossible hill to climb.
Alright. Feelin' a little better about it.
Also, my BU friend says the Cornell-Q game might decide Michigan's fate, as they're 14th in pairwise, and if we win, Q gets an at-large bid and they drop out due to autobids from the shit conferences (CCHA and AHA). From what I understood, anyway.
Law '27, Section C denizen, liveblogging from Lynah!

pjd8

Quote from: stereax
Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.

We tied them twice and lost by one goal. Certainly a talented and well coached team, but not an impossible hill to climb.
Alright. Feelin' a little better about it.
Also, my BU friend says the Cornell-Q game might decide Michigan's fate, as they're 14th in pairwise, and if we win, Q gets an at-large bid and they drop out due to autobids from the shit conferences (CCHA and AHA). From what I understood, anyway.

Q losing to Cornell doesn't drop Q below, Michigan. and Michigan is done in the Big 10 so they can't improve their fate. They are almost certainly done for the season (barring some unexpected RPI math).

Atlantic Hockey and CCHA will take two bids from the top 16. And the ECAC, HE and NCHC all still have spoilers in their tournaments as well. A Q bid is not a certainty.

BearLover

Congrats to the Quinnipiac fans on this forum for getting the matchup they wanted. Now we have a game we are around 40% to win instead of one we are around 60% to win. Hope for the best I suppose.

Jim Hyla

Quote from: stereax
Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.

We tied them twice and lost by one goal. Certainly a talented and well coached team, but not an impossible hill to climb.
Alright. Feelin' a little better about it.
Also, my BU friend says the Cornell-Q game might decide Michigan's fate, as they're 14th in pairwise, and if we win, Q gets an at-large bid and they drop out due to autobids from the shit conferences (CCHA and AHA). From what I understood, anyway.

Careful how you say it. Minnesota State is #16 and could move to 15 or maybe even 14 (I doubt).
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

ugarte

Quote from: BearLoverCongrats to the Quinnipiac fans on this forum for getting the matchup they wanted. Now we have a game we are around 40% to win instead of one we are around 60% to win. Hope for the best I suppose.
You need to stop taking the pro-Q posts literally.  They are the equivalent of the guy with a We Want Duke at the America East championship game.

RichH

Quote from: imafrshmnThe hockey gods have made it clear: we must root for Harvard today.

From experience, 100% of the time this is the case, they never come through. They always lose when it hurts us. Harvard sucks.

Jim Hyla

Quote from: ugarte
Quote from: BearLoverCongrats to the Quinnipiac fans on this forum for getting the matchup they wanted. Now we have a game we are around 40% to win instead of one we are around 60% to win. Hope for the best I suppose.
You need to stop taking the pro-Q posts literally.  They are the equivalent of the guy with a We Want Duke at the America East championship game.

What he really should do is find a way to think positively about others. I don't have stats, but the general tenor seems to posting negatively 75-90% of the time.

For me finding something nice is much more satisfying than being negative.

I'm not saying he was one of them, as I'm too lazy to look, but whenever I see negative posts I think back upon all those who said Schafer could never change his style and basically we were doomed if we didn't get rid of him. Well these teams are nothing like 10 years ago and I can't find an ECAC coach that I'd rather have had.

Naysayers be damned.:-D
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

marty

Quote from: pjd8
Quote from: stereax
Quote from: scoop85
Quote from: stereax
Quote from: Chris H82Clarkson with the win. We get Q.
How do we feel about Q, genuinely?
And Harvard still sucks. God bless.

We tied them twice and lost by one goal. Certainly a talented and well coached team, but not an impossible hill to climb.
Alright. Feelin' a little better about it.
Also, my BU friend says the Cornell-Q game might decide Michigan's fate, as they're 14th in pairwise, and if we win, Q gets an at-large bid and they drop out due to autobids from the shit conferences (CCHA and AHA). From what I understood, anyway.

Q losing to Cornell doesn't drop Q below, Michigan. and Michigan is done in the Big 10 so they can't improve their fate. They are almost certainly done for the season (barring some unexpected RPI math).

Atlantic Hockey and CCHA will take two bids from the top 16. And the ECAC, HE and NCHC all still have spoilers in their tournaments as well. A Q bid is not a certainty.

But there has to be an upset in one of the tourneys other than the 2 that will take the 15 and 16 spots.   There is no guarantee that there will be an upset.  The statement that knocking Q out in Lake Placid would knock out Michigan seems to be correct.
"When we came off, [Bitz] said, 'Thank God you scored that goal,'" Moulson said. "He would've killed me if I didn't."

BearLover

For me, the highs from this weekend ended as soon as it became reality that we have to play Quinnipiac next weekend. Joy turns to dread as one realizes that more likely than not Rand Pecknold will end Mike's career. Even in a "normal" year for Cornell, Quinnipiac would be a tough matchup, but this season Quinnipiac has way fewer (~zero) injuries and is getting big contributions from fifth year players (something Cornell is not allowed to have). We're going to need puck luck next weekend to win. Far from impossible, but unlikely. All we can do now is pray. What's DeSantis's status?