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UConn MHOC 2024-25

Viet Vet said:
Second fiddle to mens’ basketball, third fiddle to womens’.
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As much as I love hockey, basketball pays the bills. Hockey should be 4th fiddle behind Football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball.
 
CTBballfan243 said:
As much as I love hockey, basketball pays the bills. Hockey should be 4th fiddle behind Football, men’s basketball, and women’s basketball.
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Agreed. I was referencing winter sports only, hence the exclusion of top dog football.
 
Six from Hockey East:



Others receiving votes: Augustana 69, Dartmouth 58, Connecticut 37, Massachusetts 24, Wisconsin 17, Bentley 13, Michigan Tech 12, Harvard 6, Niagara 6, Sacred Heart 4, Bowling Green 3, Bemidji State 1, LIU 1, Northeastern 1, Princeton 1
 
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huskymedic said:
Six from Hockey East:



Others receiving votes: Augustana 69, Dartmouth 58, Connecticut 37, Massachusetts 24, Wisconsin 17, Bentley 13, Michigan Tech 12, Harvard 6, Niagara 6, Sacred Heart 4, Bowling Green 3, Bemidji State 1, LIU 1, Northeastern 1, Princeton 1
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4 of the top 8
 
Any news on CT ICE? I'm a season ticket holder but don't know if we get an allotment at Sacred Heart, I haven't seen any communication. Seems to be common theme about this tournament. I guess I should contact my ticket rep...
 
huskymedic said:
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Cav said UConn is playing at Colorado College next season (wants to play one western team per season), important to play an Atlantic Hockey series, likes playing an Ivy (playing Harvard next season), likes playing the Christmas tournaments

Muldowney said Tattle was just chosen as an assistant captain
 
puckluck said:
Any news on CT ICE? I'm a season ticket holder but don't know if we get an allotment at Sacred Heart, I haven't seen any communication. Seems to be common theme about this tournament. I guess I should contact my ticket rep...
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QU has their tickets for sale:


The CT Ice Tournament between Quinnipiac, UConn, Sacred Heart, and Yale returns January 24 and 25, 2025, at Sacred Heart University's Martire Family Arena.

Schedule of Events:

Friday, January 24
  • Quinnipiac vs. UConn at 4:00 PM
  • Sacred Heart vs. Yale at 7:30 PM (approximately)
Saturday, January 25
  • Consolation Game at 4:00 PM
  • Championship Game at 7:30 PM (approximately)
Tickets for this year's tournament are on sale now. To purchase tickets in the Quinnipiac designated section, order here.

Please note, a ticket allows you entry into both games on the date the ticket is valid (no re-entry). Don't miss out - the deadline to order by is January 15, 2025. <-
 
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huskymedic said:
QU has their tickets for sale:


The CT Ice Tournament between Quinnipiac, UConn, Sacred Heart, and Yale returns January 24 and 25, 2025, at Sacred Heart University's Martire Family Arena.

Schedule of Events:

Friday, January 24
  • Quinnipiac vs. UConn at 4:00 PM
  • Sacred Heart vs. Yale at 7:30 PM (approximately)
Saturday, January 25
  • Consolation Game at 4:00 PM
  • Championship Game at 7:30 PM (approximately)
Tickets for this year's tournament are on sale now. To purchase tickets in the Quinnipiac designated section, order here.

Please note, a ticket allows you entry into both games on the date the ticket is valid (no re-entry). Don't miss out - the deadline to order by is January 15, 2025. <-
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Are there any specific UConn sections for these games?
 
Sorry if this has come up in the past, but does anyone know why UConn always plays more league games early than any other HE team? Seems like we always have 2 or 3 more games played in HE than anyone else. Happens each season. Always assumed it was related to XL availability in the past, but obviously that should not matter now.
 
NH81WB88 said:
Sorry if this has come up in the past, but does anyone know why UConn always plays more league games early than any other HE team? Seems like we always have 2 or 3 more games played in HE than anyone else. Happens each season. Always assumed it was related to XL availability in the past, but obviously that should not matter now.
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There has never been a really convincing reason given. Could it be these National juniors teams? The top teams in HE are always at risk of losing several players for a couple of weeks when those tournaments are played. One year it was PC that was hit hard. This year it was BC and BU. BU lost to Yale 7-5 during that tournament this year. The only time I remember losing anyone to this situation was Tage one time and Mathew Wood one year. A couple of our international players may have also gone to play for their respective countries. Probably not the reason, but as good as any others I’ve heard. To contrast this, the Women’s side of HE have all played 15 or 16 league games at this point.

This years numbers:US team only. I’m sure others represented their country.
BC-6
BU-3
PC-1
 
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I suspect they did it this way back when the facility availability was an issue and they’re just too lazy to change it. Big East does the same thing - the MBB schedule order tends to be very similar year over year
 
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HuskyAlum012 said:
Are there any specific UConn sections for these games?
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I would suggest calling the UConn ticket office for an accurate answer. They are always quite helpful.
 
freescooter said:
Just keep winning!
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Pleasant surprises thus far in the 2024-2025 campaign:

1) Leading the nation in Shorthanded goals. Even with the likes of Ryan Tverberg, the Huskies haven't had 7 Shorthanded goals over 3-4 seasons let alone a little more than half way through the season.
2) Team Speed
3) Strong Goaltending. Love Tung - he could be the next Devon Levi - styles are similar and he sees the puck really well.
4) Better discipline overall. There isn't a major penalty taken what seemed to be every game last season
 
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DblCrossbar said:
Pleasant surprises thus far in the 2024-2025 campaign:

1) Leading the nation in Shorthanded goals. Even with the likes of Ryan Tverberg, the Huskies haven't had 7 Shorthanded goals over 3-4 seasons let alone a little more than half way through the season.
2) Team Speed
3) Strong Goaltending. Love Tung - he could be the next Devon Levi - stye's are similar and he sees the puck really well.
4) Better discipline overall. There isn't a major penalty taken what seemed to be every game last season
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Definitely their quickest team ever. It has allowed them to be much more aggressive pressuring all three zones. At times they have really caught opponents flat footed. It has stood out to me all season.
 
Viet Vet said:
Polls are meaningless. Pairwise matters for NCAA tourney qualification.
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a win at maine would be huge for pairwise I would think. Hell a tie would probably help considering it's a road game, but I'm no genius on the inner workings of the pairwise.
Have to feel the kids go in confident.
 
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