Ferris

BGhockeyfan94 · Post by **BGhockeyfan94** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:19 pm

Ferris is winning 3-2. We do not deserve to win this game

unfalconbelievable · Post by **unfalconbelievable** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:20 pm

Ferris up 3 - 2

under 4 to go in 3rd.

unfalconbelievable · Post by **unfalconbelievable** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:22 pm

Penalty on Ferris

2:12 to go and 2 minute PP

LETS GO.

unfalconbelievable · Post by **unfalconbelievable** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:24 pm

Swell...........Penalty on Cooper for tripping.

4 - 4 play to end the game

BGhockeyfan94 · Post by **BGhockeyfan94** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:28 pm

4-2 ferris. We found a way to lose tonight, should have won both games...

unfalconbelievable · Post by **unfalconbelievable** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:30 pm

Empty netter for Ferris........... 4 - 2

A weekend of what ifs. Have to learn to play with a lead and close the game. Not looking to kill clock but to have the killer instinct to score again and again and again. We are lacking that right now. We are close and on the brink of greatness.

See you at the Ice Arena on Friday

pdt1081 · Post by **pdt1081** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:32 pm

Blow a 2 goal lead twice in two nights. This is starting to shape up to be a looooonnnnngggg year.

BGWriter · Post by **BGWriter** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 9:57 pm

pdt1081 wrote:Blow a 2 goal lead twice in two nights. This is starting to shape up to be a looooonnnnngggg year.

This weekend you saw the difference between a program that is used to winning and one that is not.

When teams are accustomed to being successful, they don't panic when behind and find ways to win. When teams aren't used to winning, they get edgy when ahead against good teams and often find ways to lose games they should not.

I think BG is very close to turning this around, but it takes time to erase all those bad years where losing became ingrained into the program. How they respond to this weekend will tell us a lot about this team.

Falcon Fanatic · Post by **Falcon Fanatic** » Sat Nov 16, 2013 11:44 pm

BGWriter wrote:This weekend you saw the difference between a program that is used to winning and one that is not.

When teams are accustomed to being successful, they don't panic when behind and find ways to win. When teams aren't used to winning, they get edgy when ahead against good teams and often find ways to lose games they should not.

I think BG is very close to turning this around, but it takes time to erase all those bad years where losing became ingrained into the program. How they respond to this weekend will tell us a lot about this team.

Agree. Especially since it's against a team we just played!

Freddie · Post by **Freddie** » Mon Nov 18, 2013 7:26 am

BGWriter wrote:
pdt1081 wrote:Blow a 2 goal lead twice in two nights. This is starting to shape up to be a looooonnnnngggg year.
This weekend you saw the difference between a program that is used to winning and one that is not.

When teams are accustomed to being successful, they don't panic when behind and find ways to win. When teams aren't used to winning, they get edgy when ahead against good teams and often find ways to lose games they should not.

I think BG is very close to turning this around, but it takes time to erase all those bad years where losing became ingrained into the program. How they respond to this weekend will tell us a lot about this team.

I was collecting my thoughts about this weekend's series, and was just ready to post them when I read BGWriter's post. Almost word-for-word what I was thinking.

BGWriter · Post by **BGWriter** » Mon Nov 18, 2013 5:47 pm

Freddie wrote:
BGWriter wrote:
pdt1081 wrote:Blow a 2 goal lead twice in two nights. This is starting to shape up to be a looooonnnnngggg year.
This weekend you saw the difference between a program that is used to winning and one that is not.

When teams are accustomed to being successful, they don't panic when behind and find ways to win. When teams aren't used to winning, they get edgy when ahead against good teams and often find ways to lose games they should not.

I think BG is very close to turning this around, but it takes time to erase all those bad years where losing became ingrained into the program. How they respond to this weekend will tell us a lot about this team.

I was collecting my thoughts about this weekend's series, and was just ready to post them when I read BGWriter's post. Almost word-for-word what I was thinking.

Unfortunately, I've learned this lesson the hard way: by being a fan of several teams that have gotten themselves mired into the cycle of losing, and are trying to break that cycle. BG hockey isn't even one of those that I am thinking about, so you know my favorite sports teams haven't done too well of late (well, some of them).

Freddie · Post by **Freddie** » Mon Nov 18, 2013 8:55 pm

BGWriter wrote: Unfortunately, I've learned this lesson the hard way: by being a fan of several teams that have gotten themselves mired into the cycle of losing, and are trying to break that cycle. BG hockey isn't even one of those that I am thinking about, so you know my favorite sports teams haven't done too well of late (well, some of them).

Yes, I know it sucks to be a Browns fan

BGWriter · Post by **BGWriter** » Tue Nov 19, 2013 1:23 pm

Freddie wrote:
BGWriter wrote: Unfortunately, I've learned this lesson the hard way: by being a fan of several teams that have gotten themselves mired into the cycle of losing, and are trying to break that cycle. BG hockey isn't even one of those that I am thinking about, so you know my favorite sports teams haven't done too well of late (well, some of them).
Yes, I know it sucks to be a Browns fan

Browns...Indians...Blue Jackets.

And my college basketball team hasn't sniffed the NCAA in something like 45 years. Imagine that!

It's a wonder I don't give up on sports; or at least drink more.

Ferris

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