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Disallowed goal...
I was even with the goalline in perfect view of the play. In my estimation (no bias - I only went there to watch a good game tonight), it was a GOOD GOAL. My two reasons are: 1) No whistle blew. In all of my hockey days, you keep playing until you hear a whistle and if the net was off, which it was, the whistle should have been blown. 2) The net came off the mouring from the bottom and behind the goal, so, the front of the net was essentially intact. From what I saw: The puck was delivered out front, the WBL player had the puck on his stick, the back/bottom of the net lifted up and started to dislodge forward a split second before the shot occurred, and then the goal scored as the net was indeed off.sddave wrote:So can anyone that was at the game tell me if the "no-goal" was legit? was the net dislodged?TheNightman wrote:Goal by White Bear disallowed with 2.5 seconds to go, the net was off
The status of the net had nothing to contribute to the goal. No whistle had scored. In my estimation, and again, I was one of only a few hundred people that saw it from the goal line view, it should have been a GOOD GOAL, with 2.5 seconds remaining.
What happened two years ago in the section final with Woodbury and Cretin? Oh the team who didn't win either of the regular season games won the game. Also don't forget the fact that everyone looked past Woodbury. Not to mention Cretin is a private school and it just so happens hill is as well.The51 wrote:Stillwater handled benilde 6-2 who beat Hill so its possibleHShockeywatcher wrote:wbmd, I'm fully aware. You really think the Ponies can handle the Pioneers? I'd love to see Hill lose and have the Ponies make it but I doubt that'll be happening.
So everyone watch out. Don't look past Stillwater in any way. Anything can happen in the section final. Although I will say if Zepeda is dominating as much as some of you are saying then Hill has a lot going for them. The hardest thing is to stop a a player in the playoffs that just seems to be everywhere on the ice. It's just like riding a hot goalie in the playoffs.
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Re: Disallowed goal...
Thanks. Just curious what some people who were lucky enough to be there thought. Doesn't really matter now, i guess, but man WB just doesn't get the breaks. Of course, if that goal stands we have *questions* coming from the other side about why it was not disallowed. Hope i don't sound too sour, not my point, just wondering what some first hand viewers saw.slapshotmn wrote:I was even with the goalline in perfect view of the play. In my estimation (no bias - I only went there to watch a good game tonight), it was a GOOD GOAL. My two reasons are: 1) No whistle blew. In all of my hockey days, you keep playing until you hear a whistle and if the net was off, which it was, the whistle should have been blown. 2) The net came off the mouring from the bottom and behind the goal, so, the front of the net was essentially intact. From what I saw: The puck was delivered out front, the WBL player had the puck on his stick, the back/bottom of the net lifted up and started to dislodge forward a split second before the shot occurred, and then the goal scored as the net was indeed off.sddave wrote:So can anyone that was at the game tell me if the "no-goal" was legit? was the net dislodged?TheNightman wrote:Goal by White Bear disallowed with 2.5 seconds to go, the net was off
The status of the net had nothing to contribute to the goal. No whistle had scored. In my estimation, and again, I was one of only a few hundred people that saw it from the goal line view, it should have been a GOOD GOAL, with 2.5 seconds remaining.