Record of Performance of a True Champion - King Jerry York!

[BCEagle74]

850. Yes.

Beating Miami and most likely Wisconsin would be heaven.

[BCEagle74]

TACK ME!

[BCEagle74]

2000 and 2006...

1-1 vs Badgers.

[BigRedGuy]

Congrats to BC Alums for going to Final 4 and having a shot at winning. As a PC alum, I wish we could back into the NCAA playoffs again (last in 2001.) I thought when we hired an alum (Tim Army) that things would turn around from the mediocrity. Guess I was wrong. We decided to go in the other direction. This year our best game was on NESN against BU. We won 2 games that weekend, bookended by two 7 game losing streaks. Congrats to Jerry York and team! Go Hockey East!

[74 Sucks my Cock]

Can someone tell me what SKATE 28 means? I'm afraid to ask because I hear it mumbled all night. I assume it was some of the typical blabbering that I ignore like a pesky mosquito, but i'm afraid of the trouble it may cause if I am asked on the spot.

[BCEagle74]

Can someone tell me what SKATE 28 means? I'm afraid to ask because I hear it mumbled all night. I assume it was some of the typical blabbering that I ignore like a pesky mosquito, but i'm afraid of the trouble it may cause if I am asked on the spot.

Here you go TRE JUSTIN and CHICKEN SHIT...another greta poster in the making!

INSOLENT BRATS!

[wolverineneshl]

Other then losing the seniors, BC has a shot for #5 next year. Let's do back to back NCAA's

[BC '00]

Other then losing the seniors, BC has a shot for #5 next year. Let's do back to back NCAA's

While this year's senior class were very good players and outstanding leaders (according to King Jerry), I wouldn't think that their on-ice contributions are irreplaceable. I saw talk about potentially losing a couple guys early (specifically Kreider and Hayes), but what does the team look like for next year? Any word on the incoming frosh? Any impact players?

[bignick33]

Other then losing the seniors, BC has a shot for #5 next year. Let's do back to back NCAA's

While this year's senior class were very good players and outstanding leaders (according to King Jerry), I wouldn't think that their on-ice contributions are irreplaceable. I saw talk about potentially losing a couple guys early (specifically Kreider and Hayes), but what does the team look like for next year? Any word on the incoming frosh? Any impact players?

Interesting you should mention Hayes...his younger brother is one of the top talents the northeast (potentially a first-round talent). My understanding is that his plan is to enroll this fall, and that Jimmy is sticking around for at least one more year. We also have two very highly regarded goalie recruits coming in. I've also been told that Kreider will likely stay, at the Rangers' behest. That shows the amount of respect that there is for our program in pro-circles, that they're content to let him develop at the college level instead of pushing him towards the AHL.

Here's the thing: winning can change everything. I'm sure that the stock of Atkinson, who was a sixth round pick, has never been higher. Who knows what he does. On the whole, I think that we'll return virtually everyone except for the senior checking-line (which has been phenomenal this year), but it wouldn't shock me if there are a few surprises.

[BCEagle74]

32-8. HOCKEY.

14-0 FOOTBALL.

6-0. HOOPS

HAT TRICK.

[doteagle]

What a run! the defeat of the giants in the huge venue.

In the championship season- there was never a doubt. This eagle team brings glory to BC- congrats. Raise the banner.

[bignick33]

King Jerry is named the Coach of the Year by USCHO.

http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18603/USCHOAwardsKeyDecisionsPutYorkonTop.html

IMO, they didn't really have a choice, after picking BC to finish 8th in HE in their preseason preview. Congrats to Jerry!

[bcsoxfan12]

King Jerry is named the Coach of the Year by USCHO.

http://www.uscho.com/news/college-hockey/id,18603/USCHOAwardsKeyDecisionsPutYorkonTop.html

IMO, they didn't really have a choice, after picking BC to finish 8th in HE in their preseason preview. Congrats to Jerry!

They had to give it to York how can you argue with his coaching all year. I thought Wayne Wilson might have a “feel good” sort of snowballs chance glad USCHO used their heads. The pic of York's pose with the NCAA trophy raised on the article that has been floating around a million other places should be used for any statue of York IMO

[BCEagle74]

32-8

49-01-08-10-11.

Later.

[Dirtywater]

This may have been picked up earlier - a quote from a York interview years ago around the time he got 500 wins - shows why he wins:

“Coaching is 80 percent recruiting,” said York. “The X’s and O’s get a lot better on the board when you have players who score a lot of goals or are [great defenders] . All coaches understand how important our coaching is, but we’ll never undersell the importance of recruiting.”

[BCEagle74]

This may have been picked up earlier - a quote from a York interview years ago around the time he got 500 wins - shows why he wins:

“Coaching is 80 percent recruiting,” said York. “The X’s and O’s get a lot better on the board when you have players who score a lot of goals or are [great defenders] . All coaches understand how important our coaching is, but we’ll never undersell the importance of recruiting.”

Amen.

[BCEagle74]

AT BC SINCE 1998 ONLY:

1998 -- 12 teams

BC 6 Colorado College 1
BC 5 Ohio State 2
Michigan 3 BC 2 OT SECOND PLACE

1999 -- 12 teams

BC 2 Northern Michigan 1
BC 3 North Dakota 2
Maine 2 BC 1 OT THIRD PLACE

2000 -- 12 teams

BC 6 Michigan State 5 OT
BC 4 Wisconsin 1
BC 4 St. Lawrence 2
North Dakota 4 BC 2 SECOND PLACE

2001 -- 12 Teams

BC 3 Maine 1
BC 4 Michigan 2
BC 3 North Dakota 2 OT -- National Champions

2002 -- DNP

2003 -- 16 Teams

BC 1 Ohio State 0
Cornell 2 BC 1 OT

2004 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Niagara 2
BC 3 Michigan 2 OT
Maine 2 BC 1 THIRD PLACE

2005 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Mercyhurst 4
North Dakota 6 BC 3

2006 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Miami 0
BC 5 BU 0
BC 6 North Dakota 5
Wisconsin 2 BC 1 SECOND PLACE

2007 -- 16 teams
BC 4 St. Lawrence 1
BC 4 Miami 0
BC 6 North Dakota 4
Michigan State 3 BC 1 SECOND PLACE

2008 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Minnesota 2
BC 4 Miami 3 OT
BC 6 North Dakota 1
BC 4 Notre Dame 1 -- National Champions

2009 -- DNP

2010 -- 16 teams

BC 3 Alaska Fairbanks 1
BC 9 Yale 7
BC 7 Miami 1
BC 5 Wisconsin 0 -- National Champions!

TO BE DETERMINED.......

2011 -- 16 teams

BC XXX
BC XXX
BC XXX
BC XXX -- National Champions??

***************************************
I do not know the total NCAA games leader in the last 13 years, but BC has to be number 1!

28-8 .7777

3-4-2 IN FROZEN FOURS! 2-2-0 IN LAST 5 YEARS!

9-13 Years in Frozen Four and 11-13 Years in NCAA's!

7 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES in 13 YEARS!

4 OUT OF 5 YEARS!

In NCAA's By Team Record:

North Dakota 5-2
Colorado College 1-0
Wisconsin 2-1
Ohio State 2-0
Michigan 2-1
Northern Michigan 1-0
Michigan State 1-1
St. Lawrence 2-0
Maine 1-2
Cornell 0-1
Niagara 1-0
Mercyhurst 1-0
BU 1-0
Minnesota 1-0
Miami 4-0
Notre Dame 1-0
Alaska Fairbanks 1-0
Yale 1-0

IT'S all about titles. 4!!

3 Here with Jerry York!

The Greatest University in the Galaxy...Boston College!

[BCEagle74]

43-16 in last 8 FF games...Holy Smokes!

amazing goal differential...

Good for my old heart.

5+ Goals and giving up 9 in 7 games and 7 to Yale.

Simply amazing and no one appreciates those boys supreme ice god skills!

WOW!

[claver2010]

York is 64 wins away from the record you have to think early in the 2012-13 season it'll get done. I just hope it'll be at Conte.

[claver2010]

York now 50 wins away...

[BCEagle74]

Nice and spectacular....... but 5 Bunnies and 4 at BC would seal his fate in the new college hockey era and NCAA playoff formats as the Greatest Coach in US College Hockey history.

32-8.

[claver2010]

You think how many York could have won as well. In the past 5 years alone:
06, while not the best team, a shot off the post with seconds remaining
07, between BC & NoDak those two were so far & away the best teams in the country. Then a 2 on 1 up 1-0 Boyle shoots it into Lerg's glove

[BCEagle74]

Here we go....

Dynasty? HE Tourney may cement an overall 1 seed.

[BCEagle74]

York turns to Belichick for help capturing elusive regular-season title
By Jim Connelly • Senior Writer • Saturday, March 5, 2011
DURHAM, N.H. — When you take a look at this year’s senior class for Boston College, you can sum up their success in one word: championships.

The three seniors — John Muse, Joe Whitney and Brian Gibbons — have combined for three Beanpot titles, two Hockey East tournament titles and, most impressively two NCAA national championships.

But until Saturday, the one title that has eluded the Eagles seniors was the Hockey East regular season crown. Three times in the last five years BC finished runner-up by a single point. And for the bulk of the first two periods on Saturday it looked as if that might happen once again.

The Eagles, though, impressively rallied from two goals down, took an early third-period lead and then responded after New Hampshire tied the game with 10 minutes to play with a Pat Mullane game winner to give the Eagles their first regular-season title since 2005.

“It’s quite an honor to win this trophy,” said BC captain Joe Whitney of the regular-season crown. “There’s a reason we haven’t won it in the last couple of years. It’s a hard trophy to win.”

While BC head coach Jerry York has had some wonderful success in his career, to prepare his team for this weekend’s series with UNH, one in which the Eagles needed a minimum of three points against the Wildcats to capture the title, he called upon a man who York says “knows plenty about winning.”

That man was New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.

The three-time Super Bowl winning coach last addressed the Eagles seven years ago. Since that time, York maintained the friendship and this past Tuesday asked the coach to come speak to his players.

“It really was a factor in how we prepared for this championship event,” said York of Belichick’s speech. “He hit on some issues that were so important in all of athletics.”

Belichick joked that he didn’t know much about hockey but knew a little about winning. He then went on to deliver a number of analogies that the Eagles used throughout the weekend sweep of the Wildcats.

One of those analogies was comparing the responsibility for carrying the team on the ice to borrowing your parents’ car.

“Back when Bill and I were growing up, there was one car in the family,” said York. “You had responsibility. You had that key and you better bring that car back. Momma’s expecting it the next morning.

“Belichick said, ‘When you go over the boards Friday night and Saturday night, each of you hold the key to Boston College’s success in hockey.’ It was a theme we used during the week. That you’re responsible for your shift, for your contributions.”

On Saturday, there were a number of players who took responsibility for the Eagles success. None, though, did so more than senior netminder Muse.

Muse looked like a goat early when he dropped a bad-angle shot from UNH’s Dalton Speelman that opened the scoring and brought the Whittemore center to life.

Muse, though, bounced back from that goal and played incredible throughout the remainder of the game, frustrating the Wildcat offense. He gave up two additional goals, but that’s when the remainder of the team bailed him out.

Now with the regular-season title in hand, BC can look forward to a series with Massachusetts, a team that salvaged their season on Saturday, rallying from two goals down in the third period to earn a 4–4 tie with Maine to earn the final playoff spot by one point over Providence.

York, ever one to prepare for an opponent, for now is happy to enjoy that regular-season title before thinking about the playoffs.

“I think I might enjoy this one for tonight,” said York. “I’ll wake up tomorrow and start thinking about UMass.”

« Defense and Special Teams — BC’s Winning Formula •

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[claver2010]

48 More....

[BCEagle74]

I may have trouble re-firing that record since the fontdownsization. Strangely, I have been eating more fontina cheese.

Winning 48 more is very special and longevity and consistency is a time honored thing.

Paterno in this weeks SI surprising has a high number of kids in trouble and since the story was de-bunked as garbage or the society or mis-applied stats, I do not know whether its second chances or winning at all costs with Paterno, but with other coaches, I know its the latter?

You have to give these kids hope and a chance at a great education since making mistakes in that environment could be just walking out the door?

I hope BC gets 4 titles in 11 years, 3 out of 4 and 4-4-2 in 14 years. I believe UND is the major obstacle and killer and I hope Krieder makes a miracle comeback since his speed is a huge killer on breakaway goals.

That is almost two decades of excellence. You can't say that about many college programs in a major sport.

[claver2010]

46 more (to tie)...

At the pace we're going it's going to happen earler & earlier in 2012-13

[BCEagle74]

AT BC SINCE 1998 ONLY:

1998 -- 12 teams

BC 6 Colorado College 1
BC 5 Ohio State 2
Michigan 3 BC 2 OT SECOND PLACE

1999 -- 12 teams

BC 2 Northern Michigan 1
BC 3 North Dakota 2
Maine 2 BC 1 OT THIRD PLACE

2000 -- 12 teams

BC 6 Michigan State 5 OT
BC 4 Wisconsin 1
BC 4 St. Lawrence 2
North Dakota 4 BC 2 SECOND PLACE

2001 -- 12 Teams

BC 3 Maine 1
BC 4 Michigan 2
BC 3 North Dakota 2 OT -- National Champions

2002 -- DNP

2003 -- 16 Teams

BC 1 Ohio State 0
Cornell 2 BC 1 OT

2004 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Niagara 2
BC 3 Michigan 2 OT
Maine 2 BC 1 THIRD PLACE

2005 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Mercyhurst 4
North Dakota 6 BC 3

2006 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Miami 0
BC 5 BU 0
BC 6 North Dakota 5
Wisconsin 2 BC 1 SECOND PLACE

2007 -- 16 teams
BC 4 St. Lawrence 1
BC 4 Miami 0
BC 6 North Dakota 4
Michigan State 3 BC 1 SECOND PLACE

2008 -- 16 teams

BC 5 Minnesota 2
BC 4 Miami 3 OT
BC 6 North Dakota 1
BC 4 Notre Dame 1 -- National Champions

2009 -- DNP

2010 -- 16 teams

BC 3 Alaska Fairbanks 1
BC 9 Yale 7
BC 7 Miami 1
BC 5 Wisconsin 0 -- National Champions!

TO BE DETERMINED.......

2011 -- 16 teams

BC Colorado College
BC Michigan-- Nebraska Omaha
BC
BC -- XXX -- National Champions??

***************************************
I do not know the total NCAA games leader in the last 13 years, but BC has to be number 1!

28-8 .7777

3-4-2 IN FROZEN FOURS! 2-2-0 IN LAST 5 YEARS!

9-13 Years in Frozen Four and 12-14 Years in NCAA's!

7 CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES in 13 YEARS!

4 OUT OF 5 YEARS!

In NCAA's By Team Record:

North Dakota 5-2
Colorado College 1-0***
Wisconsin 2-1
Ohio State 2-0
Michigan 2-1
Northern Michigan 1-0
Michigan State 1-1
St. Lawrence 2-0
Maine 1-2
Cornell 0-1
Niagara 1-0
Mercyhurst 1-0
BU 1-0
Minnesota 1-0
Miami 4-0
Notre Dame 1-0
Alaska Fairbanks 1-0
Yale 1-0

IT'S all about titles. 4!!

3 Here with Jerry York!

The Greatest University in the Galaxy...Boston College!

Here we go my favorite thread of all time.

[bcsoxfan12]

AT BC SINCE 1998 ONLY:


IT'S all about titles. 4!!

3 Here with Jerry York!

The Greatest University in the Galaxy...Boston College!

Here we go my favorite thread of all time.

IN YORK WE TRUST!!!!!!!!!

[BCEagle74]

2010-2011 Eagles
Head Coach: Jerry York (Boston College '67)
Overall Record: 880-546-93, 39 seasons
Boston College Record: 413-211-59, 17th season
Assistant Coaches: Mike Cavanaugh, Greg Brown, Jim Logue
Athletic Director: Gene DeFilippo

884 and 417 -- would be sweet.

I hate when we lose in anything, but these games drive me insane.

I only relaxed after BC had 5-0 leads in the last two last year.

...yeah...knew it all the time....