Frozen Four - Who Wins It?
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Frozen Four - Who Wins It?
Semi's on Thursday are:
3:30 pm - Mass-Lowell vs. Yale
7:00 pm - Quinnipiac vs. St. Cloud State
Final is Saturday at 6:00 pm.
3:30 pm - Mass-Lowell vs. Yale
7:00 pm - Quinnipiac vs. St. Cloud State
Final is Saturday at 6:00 pm.
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I agree.... these schools are playing good hockey right now but honestly the "names" involved are one giant yawn fest. Heck even college hockey fans that I know are telling me they probably won't be watching. I know I'll miss tonights games due to kids activites (might DVR them if I remember), I will try and watch the finals thoughTigers33 wrote:No offense to any of the schools...but I imagine the NCAA and espn are not happy about the teams in the tourney. Not much of a draw I would think.
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Personally I don't care if they're not the traditional "big names". In fact I think it's good for the game to have some new blood in the tournament, and since Minnesota didn't make it I'm really glad that B.C., Michigan, Wisconsin and North Dakota didn't either! Plus we do have a Minnesota-based team in the mix, to cheer for, or not - I know I will be!
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Yale was very fast and skilled in beating Mass-Lowell 3-2 in O.T. - they definitely deserved the win.
It would be great if St. Cloud could get past Quinnipiac and then take on Yale in the final. If they do the two Armstrong grads (Fallen and Thorson) would get the chance to go head-to-head in the National Championship game (who ever would have thunk it?).
P.S. What a shame to see all those empty seats, even in the lower section!
It would be great if St. Cloud could get past Quinnipiac and then take on Yale in the final. If they do the two Armstrong grads (Fallen and Thorson) would get the chance to go head-to-head in the National Championship game (who ever would have thunk it?).
P.S. What a shame to see all those empty seats, even in the lower section!
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Well my hoped for matchup won't happen as on this night the Bobcats were a little too much for the Huskies. I don't think it was 4-1 game but more a matter of Quinnipiac capitalizing on more of their chances than St. Cloud, which had more than enough of their own to win the game. It sure wasn't a lack of effort that cost them, and they can hang their heads high for giving it all they had.
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After the first few games I made the comment that this tournament can be a real crapshoot, and it sure was all the way through. The Gopher and North Dakota losses to Yale don't look nearly as bad in retrospect now.MNHockeyFan wrote:Well as a prognostication group we went zero for ten!
Congrats to Yale on their wonderful run to the national championship. 16th seed coming in but got hot at the perfect time.
Congrats to Yale. It's the end of an era for college hockey...we'll see how things start to take shape with the new conferences next season.