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I think it would be awesome if Verhoeff is drafted by Calgary and that he and Reschny both stay 2 years at UND, win a Championship or 2, then make the jump together. A guy can hope anyway.

Just so impressed with Reschny’s maturity. Most young guys drafted so high would be concerned about the numbers they are putting up, but he just consistently is doing the right things and is hugely noticeable for the right reasons. There are so many times where he could have been selfish and shot the puck more or tried to do too much. He reminds me a lot of Tyson Jost, not only because of his number and stature, but he is very mature and responsible. One can hope that, unlike Jost we can get two years out of him, although the way Calgary is going, they probably will want him ASAP. They may need a bigger building process anyway, so hopefully they see the wisdom in letting him develop and be a cornerstone rather than a guy that has moved around a bit like Jost. I am super excited about Reschny because he basically moved up the draft board last year because of his dominant play in the post season. Hopefully he has the chance with us to do the same. He is a gamer, and is just starting to be more comfortable and find his stride. His numbers so far don’t accurately portray his value to the team, but I think most of us can see the extent of his value.

Don’t mind playing the hot goalie when big games dictate, but I think the coaches know the team play in front of both goalies so far has not been apples to apples. Not saying Homer hasn’t had some issues, but the last time out against Duluth, the cross ice goals would be impossible for anyone. Cleaned that up the next night. Just like it isn’t always on the quarterback when the offense stinks, you need to take everything into account when deciding whether team play or individual performance is the problem.

He disappears almost as fast as gfhockey does when Duluth gets beat.

We’ll see if we can dispatch of Arizona State the way Penn State did though. One could argue that Arizona State is as good as anyone we have played up until now, but time will tell.

Let’s face it, if Duluth gets to overtime, it is a huge advantage for them.

It’s hard to take it seriously, when that is the best you can do for a college sport. This isn’t a pee wee hockey game.

This game has the same feel as the football game did, holding the lead for most of the game then letting it slip away. We’ll see if the hockey team can muster enough to prevent a terrible Saturday.

Can’t expect to sweep with that many turnovers and mistakes. Better clean that up, or we’ll be singing the “didn’t play a full sixty” in postgame comments. Not playing well in front of Homer again.

I think the coaches don’t want to make decisions on one position based on how the rest of the team is playing sometimes. If it was the second half of the year, that might change. Slukynsky has been not great lately, but part of that is the way the team has played in front of him. Do you punish him, when it is a team thing?

Agree, but if you look at the goals against Duluth, a lot of those were almost impossible. Even last night, there were times Spunar was way out of the net on several occasions, but the difference was that the other team didn’t have the puck to put into the net. Probably would just stick with Spunar though, as the players have played well in front of him. After losing to NDSU in football, I hope this isn’t an all around crappy day, that often seems to be the case.

Need to figure that out, but Schmidt still doesn’t have a full recruiting class under him. Once they figure this out, we hopefully will be consistently on track for home playoff games. We figured out how to win on the road,now need the confidence factor in close games.

But haven’t we heard in the past so many times about good losses from the committee?

I am shocked that Fruechte has no qualms about running against a stacked line with the same play two times in a row to get one yard on fourth down plays, but won’t run once at the two yard line on 4 plays. Bizarre!

When we had the chance to go up 14-3, and the Bison guy ripped the receiver by the shoulder at the goal line. We should have never passed it, but you don’t miss that when the ball was right there for the receiver.