{"id":31746,"date":"2010-10-04T18:40:43","date_gmt":"2010-10-04T23:40:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.uscho.com\/2010\/10\/04\/ecac-hockey-prepares-for-another-crazy-ride-in-201011\/"},"modified":"2010-10-13T11:10:29","modified_gmt":"2010-10-13T16:10:29","slug":"ecac-hockey-prepares-for-another-crazy-ride-in-201011","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.uscho.com\/2010\/10\/04\/ecac-hockey-prepares-for-another-crazy-ride-in-201011\/","title":{"rendered":"ECAC Hockey prepares for another crazy ride in 2010-11"},"content":{"rendered":"

The whole point of a playoff series, as opposed to individual games, is to insure — to a certain extent — that the better team actually wins, right? It’s a solid attempt to diminish the number of “fluke” advancements by teams that simply got lucky.<\/p>\n

So how does one explain Team A, at 8-17-4, upending Team B (17-15-4) in three games on the road? Or, for that matter, Team C (10-18-4) downing Team D (19-7-3), also at Team D’s joint? What about Team E, with only three wins and 21 losses on the year, taking to the road and sweeping anybody?<\/i><\/p>\n

\"Rensselaer<\/p>\n
Rensselaer returns Hobey Baker Award finalist Chase Polacek, but other key departures could make offense a challenge for the Engineers (photo: Melissa Wade).<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

If you hadn’t already figured it out, Team A, Team C, and Team E are all the same team: the Brown Bears. And to answer the question of how does this happen?<\/p>\n

Why, elementary, my dear reader. This is ECAC Hockey.<\/p>\n

One-time (and in some cases long-time) bottom-dwellers like Union, Brown, Yale and Princeton are making noise. Harvard, Dartmouth and Clarkson have seen better days. It’s a mad, mad, mad, mad world out there, and it is my distinct pleasure to join you once again on this crazy ride that we call the college hockey season.<\/p>\n

Must be this tall \u00c2\u00bb to ride. Please keep your hands inside the car at all times; not recommended for the pregnant or fragile. All aboard! Next stop, Atlantic City!<\/p>\n

Teams are listed in order of predicted finish. Click on a team’s name to see its individual preview.<\/p>\n

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1. Yale<\/h4>\n

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Nickname: Bulldogs<\/b>
\nHead coach:<\/b> Keith Allain (72-49-12 in four years at Yale)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 21-10-3 (15-5-2, first)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F Mark Arcobello, F Sean Backman, G Billy Blase, D Thomas Dignard
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Denny Kearney, Sr F Broc Little, Jr F Brian O’Neill
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 1st
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 1st
\nWhy:<\/b> The Bulldogs don’t lose much, their goaltending can only improve, and even a significant step down from last year’s output would still be monstrously frightening.<\/p>\n

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2. Colgate<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Raiders
\nHead coach:<\/b> Don Vaughan (284-268-65 in 17 years at Colgate)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 15-15-6 (12-8-2, fourth)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F David McIntyre, F Jason Williams, F Ethan Cox
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Francois Brisebois, Sr F Brian Day, Jr G Alex Evin, Jr F Austin Smith, So F Robbie Bourdon
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 5th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 4th
\nWhy:<\/b> If the goaltending holds, the Colgate offense could really let loose. Think Yale Lite.<\/p>\n

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3. Union<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Dutchmen
\nHead coach:<\/b> Nate Leaman (112-117-31 in seven years at Union)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 21-12-6 (12-6-4, third)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Mike Schreiber, F Mario Valery-Trabucco, F Jason Walters
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr G Corey Milan, Sr F Adam Presizniuk, Jr F Kelly Zajac, So G Keith Kinkaid, So F Jeremy Welsh
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 3rd
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 3rd
\nWhy:<\/b> This is a tough one, because the graduated players were critical. That said, this is still a developing program, which equates to gradual but consistent improvement.<\/p>\n

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4. Dartmouth<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Big Green
\nHead coach:<\/b> Bob Gaudet (187-184-47 in 13 years at Dartmouth, 280-326-78 in 22 years overall)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 10-19-3 (7-12-3, 10th)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Peter Boldt, F Joe Gaudet
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Adam Estoclet, Sr F Scott Fleming, Sr D Evan Stephens, Jr G Jody O’Neill, So G James Mello
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 6th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 6th
\nWhy:<\/b> I believe that the young fifth-place team we saw two years ago is what this team should have been last year, too. Great potential is maturing in Hanover, and it’s time for the Green to get on board or get out of line.<\/p>\n

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5. Cornell<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Big Red
\nHead coach:<\/b> Mike Schafer (297-158-53 in 15 years at Cornell)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 21-9-4 (14-5-3, second)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F Blake Gallagher, F Colin Greening, D Justin Krueger, D Brendon Nash, G Ben Scrivens, F Riley Nash (Sr)
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Joe Devin, Sr F Patrick Kennedy, So D Nick D’Agostino
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 2nd
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 2nd
\nWhy:<\/b> Where will the offense come from? How close can the new goalies come to filling Scrivens’ sizable shoes? But that said, this is Cornell: “Mediocre” isn’t in the vocabulary.<\/p>\n

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6. Rensselaer<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Engineers
\nHead coach:<\/b> Seth Appert (49-85-18 in four years at Rensselaer)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 18-17-4 (10-9-3, sixth)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Erik Burgdoerfer, F Paul Kerins, F Jerry D’Amigo (So), F Brandon Pirri (So)
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr D Bryan Brutlag, Sr F Chase Polacek, Jr G Allen York, So F Marty O’Grady
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 4th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 5th
\nWhy:<\/b> Rensselaer looks to be another program on the rise, but this year may mark a hiccup in its natural progression of improvement. There’s a big, big void where some scorers used to be, and replacing offense is no easy task at this level.<\/p>\n

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7. Harvard<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Crimson
\nHead coach:<\/b> Ted Donato (91-89-20 in six years at Harvard)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 9-21-3 (7-12-3, ninth)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Alex Biega, D Chad Morin, F Doug Rogers, F Louis Leblanc (So)
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Michael Biega, Sr G Ryan Carroll, Sr G Kyle Richter, Jr F Alex Killorn, So F Conor Morrison
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 7th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 10th
\nWhy:<\/b> Harvard always has talent, and so I always pick them high. This year, I’m not jumping the other direction … I’m just feeling a little more cautious. This is the supreme “middle-of-the-pack” team, that could go hard in any direction. Ergo, I pick the safest route, and pick them to finish around the league average.<\/p>\n

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8. Clarkson<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Golden Knights
\nHead coach:<\/b> George Roll (115-123-31 in seven years at Clarkson, 221-185-45 in 13 years overall)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 9-24-4 (4-15-3, 12th)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F Matt Beca, F Jeremiah Crowe, F Tim Marks
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Brandon DeFazio, Sr F Scott Freeman, Jr D Mark Borowiecki, Jr G Paul Karpowich, So F Adam Pawlick
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 12th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 12th
\nWhy:<\/b> The team still has a lot of talent, but it’s been utterly stifled by two down years. This year could mark the rebirth of the Golden Knights, if they can keep their wobbly legs beneath them out of the gate.<\/p>\n

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9. Princeton<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Tigers
\nHead coach:<\/b> Guy Gadowsky (88-96-13 in six years at Princeton, 156-185-35 in 11 years overall)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 12-16-3 (8-12-2, eighth)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F Dan Bartlett, G Zane Kalemba, F Cam MacIntyre, F Mark Magnowski, D Jody Pederson
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Matt Arhontas, Sr D Taylor Fedun, Sr F Mike Kramer, Jr F Marc Hagel
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 10th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 9th
\nWhy:<\/b> Last year’s team struggled mightily with injuries, but this year’s team likely will come out of the gate struggling with confidence. The stalwart goalie is gone, and there is little resemblance to the NCAA contender of two years back.<\/p>\n

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10. Brown<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Bears
\nHead coach:<\/b> Brendan Whittet (13-20-4 in one year at Brown)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 13-20-4 (6-12-4, 11th)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Sean McMonagle, F Jordan Pietrus, G Dan Rosen, F Devin Timberlake, F Aaron Volpatti
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Harry Zolnierczyk, Jr D Jeff Buvinow, Jr G Mike Clemente, Jr F Jack Maclellan, So F Chris Zaires
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 11th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 11th
\nWhy:<\/b> Baby steps turned to thunderous stomps through the ECAC playoffs last spring; can the Bears build on it and reach double-digit wins?<\/p>\n

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11. Quinnipiac<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Bobcats
\nHead coach:<\/b> Rand Pecknold (301-201-47 in 16 years at Quinnipiac)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 20-18-2 (11-11-0, seventh)
\nDeparted:<\/b> F Mike Atkinson, F Jean-Marc Beaudoin, F Greg Holt, F Eric Lampe, F Brandon Wong
\nBack for more:<\/b> Jr G Dan Clarke, Jr D Zach Hansen, Jr F Scott Zurevinski, So F Jeremy Langlois
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 8th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 8th
\nWhy:<\/b> If Clarke can hold firm and the defense can win some low-scoring games early, this prediction may wind up looking positively idiotic. That said, QU has never been a defense-first team, so my pick is ultra-cautious.<\/p>\n

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12. St. Lawrence<\/h4>\n

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Nickname:<\/b> Saints
\nHead coach:<\/b> Joe Marsh (455-377-67 in 25 years at St. Lawrence)
\n2009-10 record:<\/b> 19-16-7 (9-8-5, fifth)
\nDeparted:<\/b> D Jeff Caister, D Derek Keller, F Mike McKenzie, G Alex Petizian, G Kain Tisi, F Travis Vermeulen, F Brandon Bollig (Jr)
\nBack for more:<\/b> Sr F Aaron Bogosian, So F Kyle Flanagan, So D George Hughes
\n2010-11 coaches’ poll:<\/b> 9th
\n2010-11 media poll:<\/b> 7th
\nWhy:<\/b> With all due respect to Marsh, the program and its fans, this summer marked a disastrous flight of talent out of Canton. It’s a long road to hoe for the Saints.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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