RPI ‘21 + ‘22, RPI hockey fanatic, Boston sports
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The ability to execute this formula has changed drastically with the introduction of the House settlement and paying players. How do small schools still compete in college hockey with these changes? I examine that in part 2 rpifieldhouse.com/p/how-the-…
How did Quinnipiac win a national championship coming from the ECAC, beating 3 big ten teams along the way? How did Minnesota State get one period away from also taking it home? I broke down the blueprint for small schools here. Give it a read! rpifieldhouse.com/p/the-form…
Engineers actually won the xG battle yesterday despite the shots difference. Shoutout to @rms_hockey for the excellent game analytic breakdown!
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Hockey season is officially here! Here is how the 2026-27 Engineers will line up on opening night.
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Previewing opening weekend against Ohio State! rpifieldhouse.com/p/preview-…
Some takeaways from the exhibition against Army on Friday rpifieldhouse.com/p/notes-fr…
SLU managing to lose to a brand new program in game 1 is incredibly embarrassing. They might be even worse than I thought coming into the year (which is difficult to be clear!)
FYI to @chnews, a lot of transfers have the wrong class years on team rosters. They frequently are off by one year (in either direction)
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Almost that time of the year!!
We sat down with Head Coach Eric Lang to ring in the new season. Lots to be excited about in year 2.
open.substack.com/pub/thefie…
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The future is bright in Troy. 🚨
RPI Hockey’s freshman class has been ranked No. 10 in the country by Elite Prospects.
Welcome to the next generation of Engineers. 🔴⚪
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RPI is ranked as the 10th best freshman class in the country by Elite Prospects!
The men's NCAA hockey season finally kicks off this week 🤩
@whittakerheart ranks the Top 10 incoming freshman classes heading into the campaign 🔥
🔗: eliteprospects.com/news/ncaa…
My yearly ECAC hockey preview is out now! 14k words going in depth over every team with predictions and analysis. I think the league will surprise this year with 3 teams in the NCAA tournament and I think Quinnipiac makes it to DC. Enjoy! rpifieldhouse.com/p/ecac-pre…
How much do NCAA hockey players progress every year? Here’s a look at how their scoring improves based on their age. The data ends up working out to be very clean rpifieldhouse.com/p/predicti…
Been looking forward to writing this piece all summer! I broke down previous college hockey rebuilds, their blueprints, and how they apply to RPI. We also look at their year 2 results to set expectations for RPI in year 2 under Eric Lang. Give it a read! rpifieldhouse.com/p/expectat…
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There is a corner of the internet I had never heard of before I started reporting this story.
It’s called the “burnerverse”: a sprawling network of anonymous college-sports accounts that can look, at first glance, like ordinary shitposting.
Then I started looking closer. And what I found was a highly coordinated network of hundreds of anon accounts, dedicated to doxxing girls and ruining their lives.
My investigation for @WIRED — including some of the men allegedly behind some of these accounts — is out now. wired.com/story/burnerverse-…
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Great read on how smaller schools can be competitive in college hockey
The ability to execute this formula has changed drastically with the introduction of the House settlement and paying players. How do small schools still compete in college hockey with these changes? I examine that in part 2 rpifieldhouse.com/p/how-the-…
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Stephen is one of the best in the biz at this sort of thing. Read this and find out how your underdog team can compete in this era of NCAA lunacy
The ability to execute this formula has changed drastically with the introduction of the House settlement and paying players. How do small schools still compete in college hockey with these changes? I examine that in part 2 rpifieldhouse.com/p/how-the-…