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May 25, 2010 at 12:42 pm
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My guess is that it means cycling behind the net as oppose to in the corner. Tom's alma mater, use the net as a shield as well as any US College team. I've spoken with coaches who give players five options when they are cycling up and reach the hash mark. 1. Take it to the net. 2. Pass to the point. 3. Bump to the corner (cycle) 4. Bump hard behind net. 5. Send hard behind net to other corner.
My guess is that he means throwing pucks down low either behind the net, or behind the net to the other corner.