Word: outshot
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...have to learn that and we will. We were very inefficient today and the puck bounced everywhere. We made it so much harder on our selves then it needed to be.” In fact, the last two frames were almost the Crimson demise, as the Bobcats outshot it 24-to-16 and scored three goals to Harvard’s two. Eighteen of those shots came in the third period, when Boe had to save a barrage at the end to seal the win for the Crimson. Along with the power kill unit, Boe saved two key penalties...
...outshot the Friars, 38-22, including a 24-5 shot advantage in the second period...
...your head and say, ‘Thank God he’s on my team.’” A TALE OF THREE PERIODS Despite three goals to show for it, the Crimson had few opportunities in the offensive end in the first two periods. Dartmouth outshot Harvard 14-9, and Big Green coach Bob Gaudet said he thought his team played well enough to take the lead—instead, Dartmouth trailed 3-2 after two frames. But in the third period, the Crimson exploded for 13 shots to the Big Green’s eight...
...weathering the initial storm, BC slowly regained control and added three late goals to close out the game, the first coming with 23:47 to play. Despite the shutout, the game did signal a promising turn for the Crimson offense, which has struggled of late. Even though Harvard was outshot 10-3 in the first half, the Crimson attack matched the Eagles nearly stroke for stroke in the second half, finishing with an 19-11 deficit in shots. “I think we generated good attack through our midfield, and really had some great opportunities to score...
...we’d ever really seen," Odorczyk said. "We just got pulled out of shape really easily. We had to adjust to them a lot." Shields, who has been phenomenal in goal this season with six shutouts, recorded six saves on Saturday, all in the second half. Yale outshot the Crimson 22-6 on the day, but only eight of those shots were on goal, while Harvard put four of its shots on the net. Chloe Beizer started in goal for the Bulldogs, making one save before Susan Starr took over for the second half and overtime. Starr...