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Dafatone

So, we do anything wrong?  This sounded like Lange was just a wall.

DeltaOne81

[quote Dafatone]So, we do anything wrong?  This sounded like Lange was just a wall.[/quote]

Somehow I'm beginning to get skeptical that every single goalie we face is virtually a wall against us. Out offense is just pathetic on some nights.

Jocie


ursusminor

[quote Jocie]Lets Go Red!!!![/quote] to Schenectady? ;-)

redhair34

[quote DeltaOne81][quote Dafatone]So, we do anything wrong?  This sounded like Lange was just a wall.[/quote]

Somehow I'm beginning to get skeptical that every single goalie we face is virtually a wall against us. Out offense is just pathetic on some nights.[/quote]

I don't think I've ever heard an announcer say the word "wide" as much as Jason did tonight (as in we shot it wide).

Al DeFlorio

[quote DeltaOne81][quote Dafatone]So, we do anything wrong?  This sounded like Lange was just a wall.[/quote]

Somehow I'm beginning to get skeptical that every single goalie we face is virtually a wall against us. Out offense is just pathetic on some nights.[/quote]
Right.  RPI'd given up 2.7 goals per game and we manage one in two games.
Al DeFlorio '65

Rita

[quote Dafatone]So, we do anything wrong?  This sounded like Lange was just a wall.[/quote]

I was wondering about this too. Hot goalie or lack of offense? We had chances, but we do not seem to have a "sniper", a true "GO_TO" guy. McC was filling that role earlier this season.

So the combination of having a relatively inexperienced D-core compared to recent years, and an offense that isn't potent, means are coming up short in a lot of games, like this one and the at Princeton game. I think at this point, I'm leaning towards a "not very explosive" offense.

edit: Maybe "pathetic" like Al suggested  would be a better description rather than "not explosive".

Jocie


Oat

Oh-no! We suckagain!  ::worry::

Think positive guys. If we lose tomorrow, then we might not get a first-round bye in the ECAC playoff. So we might get to see more of Cornell awesome hockey next weekend! Here in Lynah!! :-} Yay

Ok fine. Seriously, I am counting on our team to do some damage tomorrow against Union. We should expect to see significant improvement in every aspect of the team. I don't know why, but that's just my gut feeling.
B.S.'06, M.Eng.'07

Pace

[quote Oat]
Think positive guys. If we lose tomorrow, then we might not get a first-round bye in the ECAC playoff. [/quote]

I was actually thinking about this. I think I saw some posts earlier saying we were guaranteed a buy. However, both Sucks and SLU(t) are 2 points behind us. Since they don't play each other tomorrow, a win for both of them and a loss for us would have all three of us at 27pts a piece. How is it decided then who doesn't get the buy? Does it go by GF in the ECAC RS?

Dafatone

We have the first round bye clinched.

Umm... don't we?

Anyone know if we win a tiebreaker against harvard?

DeltaOne81

[quote Pace][quote Oat]
Think positive guys. If we lose tomorrow, then we might not get a first-round bye in the ECAC playoff. [/quote]

I was actually thinking about this. I think I saw some posts earlier saying we were guaranteed a buy. However, both Sucks and SLU(t) are 2 points behind us. Since they don't play each other tomorrow, a win for both of them and a loss for us would have all three of us at 27pts a piece. How is it decided then who doesn't get the buy? Does it go by GF in the ECAC RS?[/quote]

First tie breaker is head to head in the group.

We're 1-0-1 against SLU and 1-1 against Harvard. Making us 2-1-1.

Harvard is 1-1 versus us and 2-0 versus SLU. Making them 3-1.

SLU is 0-1-1 versus us and 0-2 versus Harvard. Making them 0-3-1.

Harvard would get 3rd, we'd get 4th, SLU 5th. We'd get the last bye..


Btw, its "bye", not "buy".

Pace

[quote DeltaOne81][quote Pace][quote Oat]
Think positive guys. If we lose tomorrow, then we might not get a first-round bye in the ECAC playoff. [/quote]

I was actually thinking about this. I think I saw some posts earlier saying we were guaranteed a buy. However, both Sucks and SLU(t) are 2 points behind us. Since they don't play each other tomorrow, a win for both of them and a loss for us would have all three of us at 27pts a piece. How is it decided then who doesn't get the buy? Does it go by GF in the ECAC RS?[/quote]

First tie breaker is head to head in the group.

We're 1-0-1 against SLU and 1-1 against Harvard. Making us 2-1-1.

Harvard is 1-1 versus us and 2-0 versus SLU. Making them 3-1.

SLU is 0-1-1 versus us and 0-2 versus Harvard. Making them 0-3-1.

Harvard would get 3rd, we'd get 4th, SLU 5th. We'd get the last bye..


Btw, its "bye", not "buy".[/quote]


Thanks for clearing that up, Delta.

Not being a native English speaker, what is the origin of it being "bye" and not "buy"?

DeltaOne81

[quote Pace][/quote]
Thanks for clearing that up, Delta.

Not being a native English speaker, what is the origin of it being "bye" and not "buy"?[/quote]

Using a little bit of guess work and a little bit of Merriam Webster.com - it says that "bye" in the sports meaning is an alternation of "by".

Now here's my guessing part: that would make sense as far as you get to "go by" (skip/pass) the first round (or two, etc). Calling it a "by" probably didn't seem intelligent enough, so it changed to "bye". And its always easier to add an 'e' on the end in English than to stick a 'u in the middle :)

Give My Regards

[quote DeltaOne81]
First tie breaker is head to head in the group.

We're 1-0-1 against SLU and 1-1 against Harvard. Making us 2-1-1.

Harvard is 1-1 versus us and 2-0 versus SLU. Making them 3-1.

SLU is 0-1-1 versus us and 0-2 versus Harvard. Making them 0-3-1.

Harvard would get 3rd, we'd get 4th, SLU 5th. We'd get the last bye.[/quote]

Your seedings are correct, but the procedure in a three-way tie is a bit different.  As noted above, Harvard gets the third seed based on head-to-head record among the three teams.  The process then starts over from the beginning to break the (now) fourth-place tie between Cornell and St. Lawrence.  Cornell wins this one based on head-to-head.  The starting-over step doesn't make a difference here, but it's not hard to come up with a scenario in which it would change the order of the seedings.
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