I'm not concerned; I think he's still one of the best goaltenders in the league.

I'm not disappointed in the way we played (during weekend). Although we suffered two losses, we're going into the playoffs playing good hockey. What I'm most happy about is how this team improved over the season.

It's been our goal all season long to get a first-round bye. I'm happy with the fact that going into the last weekend of the season we've put ourselves in a position to accomplish our goal.

It's going to be a great learning experience for Josh. I know Josh is going to return to the program and not only have a successful career here, but be a much better student and earn his Union degree.

It's not easy finishing .500 in the ECAC. I think it's the toughest league in the East. And getting 16 wins is an accomplishment.

I told the guys that I wouldn't be looking at the scoreboard tonight. I was more interested in measuring how hard and how smart we played.

We feel we have guys here that can step up and, hopefully, pick up the offense that we're going to miss with not having Josh.

What caused the penalties was that we were standing around watching.

We got a lot of power-play chances and I think our (special teams) units were getting a little tired and frustrated. We were getting a little too individual.

We have to watch the tapes and find a way to get some goals against him (Richards). The goalie made some great saves. Those two in overtime were spectacular.