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Big MPSF tournament in L.A.
https://uclabruins.com/feature/mpsfinvite2025

#4 Stanford MWP easily won yesterday, but against  #5 Long Beach State this morning, Stanford was down 5-2 at the end of the 1st period and 7-6 at the half.  A good third period put Stanford up, but LBSU came back late to tie the game.  Stanford prevailed in the OT 19-16. 

#4 Stanford is currently playing #1 UCLA in their pool.  Stanford is up 5-4 at the  end of the 1st quarter.
Live stats: https://scores.6-8sports.com/scoreboard

UCLA ties it up 7-7 late the first half.

In the 3rd quarter, Stanford has been called for 13 ejections so far in the game while UCLA has only been called for 4. (That's 6 to 0 in the 3rd quarter!) But Stanford has earned two penalty shots in the game; UCLA one (each team getting one in the 3rd)
However, Stanford scored the first 3 goals of the 2nd half.  Now 10-8 after 3 quarters.

In the 4th, UCLA ties it at 10 without an exclusion on Stanford, but Stanford scores again to get back in front 11-10.
UCLA takes its first lead 13-12 with 1:15 to go.
Stanford gets one more shot, but no go.

The stat line shows the final score UCLA 13 - Stanford 12
but in natural goals, it was  UCLA 5 - Stanford 8
The 15 exclusions and 2 penalties called on Stanford in UCLA's pool far outweighed the 5 exclusions and 2 penalties called on UCLA.
I didn't watch the game, but that differential seems, uh, an outlier.
(In the earlier games today, that had 2 overtime periods the exclusions + penalties for each team were  LBSU 16+5  Stanford 15+1  and UCDavis 9+1  UCLA 10+1)

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Big MPSF tournament in L.A.
https://uclabruins.com/feature/mpsfinvite2025

#4 Stanford MWP easily won yesterday, but against  #5 Long Beach State this morning, Stanford was down 5-2 at the end of the 1st period and 7-6 at the half.  A good third period put Stanford up, but LBSU came back late to tie the game.  Stanford prevailed in the OT 19-16. 

#4 Stanford is currently playing #1 UCLA in their pool.  Stanford is up 5-4 at the  end of the 1st quarter.
Live stats: https://scores.6-8sports.com/scoreboard

UCLA ties it up 7-7 late the first half.

In the 3rd quarter, Stanford has been called for 13 ejections so far in the game while UCLA has only been called for 4. (That's 6 to 0 in the 3rd quarter!) But Stanford has earned two penalty shots in the game; UCLA one (each team getting one in the 3rd)
However, Stanford scored the first 3 goals of the 2nd half.  Now 10-8 after 3 quarters.

In the 4th, UCLA ties it at 10 without an exclusion on Stanford, but Stanford scores again to get back in front 11-10.
UCLA takes its first lead 13-12 with 1:15 to go.
Stanford gets one more shot, but no go.

The stat line shows the final score UCLA 13 - Stanford 12
but in natural goals, it was  UCLA 5 - Stanford 8
The 15 exclusions and 2 penalties called on Stanford in UCLA's pool far outweighed the 5 exclusions and 2 penalties called on UCLA.
I didn't watch the game, but that differential seems, uh, an outlier.
(In the earlier games today, that had 2 overtime periods the exclusions + penalties for each team were  LBSU 16+5  Stanford 15+1  and UCDavis 9+1  UCLA 10+1)

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Stanford MWP is playing USC in USC's pool.
Down 1-4 at the end of the first quarter, Stanford narrowed it to 5-6 at the half.
While the power plays + penalty shots are close (Stanford 6+1  vs 7+1), USC has scored 3 times on power plays versus only once for Stanford.

Stanford scores on a penalty shot just 17 seconds into the 3rd to tie it up, 6-6
A minute or so later, Stanford gets the lead, 7-6.
The two teams trade goals, and the 3rdf ends with Stanford up one, 9-8.

HUH?  Between the 3rd and 4th periods, the live scores added a goal for USC sometime in the second quarter ???

4th quarter starts tied 9-9.
No one scores in the first half of the quarter.  But then the teams trade 2 goals each in 1:15 to make it 11-11.
Stanford has the ball and takes a timeout with 0:35, but their shot is saved.
USC has 39 shots to Stanford's 34.  It seems USC is getting a lot of rebounds on their shots.
Stanford has a lot more turnovers than USC.

On to two periods of OT..
  ARGGGHHH...  Updates were lost due to MyBB issue with two many users.

In the end, USC won at their pool 14-12 (including a meaningless USC goal with 0:01 left).

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Stanford MWP is playing USC in USC's pool.
Down 1-4 at the end of the first quarter, Stanford narrowed it to 5-6 at the half.
While the power plays + penalty shots are close (Stanford 6+1  vs 7+1), USC has scored 3 times on power plays versus only once for Stanford.

Stanford scores on a penalty shot just 17 seconds into the 3rd to tie it up, 6-6
A minute or so later, Stanford gets the lead, 7-6.
The two teams trade goals, and the 3rdf ends with Stanford up one, 9-8.

HUH?  Between the 3rd and 4th periods, the live scores added a goal for USC sometime in the second quarter ???

4th quarter starts tied 9-9.
No one scores in the first half of the quarter.  But then the teams trade 2 goals each in 1:15 to make it 11-11.
Stanford has the ball and takes a timeout with 0:35, but their shot is saved.
USC has 39 shots to Stanford's 34.  It seems USC is getting a lot of rebounds on their shots.
Stanford has a lot more turnovers than USC.

On to two periods of OT..
  ARGGGHHH...  Updates were lost due to MyBB issue with two many users.

In the end, USC won at their pool 14-12 (including a meaningless USC goal with 0:01 left).