Big A HG

2016-17 was a good year too, don't discredit them. On paper they were totally outmatched but gave BU everything they could handle and never quit. The problem is, it was all downhill from there and many of us got a lot of flak for wanting a change at the top because UND hockey wasn't passing the eye test for years, even with their NCHC championships.

It's not new, it's just finally returned.

5 games.

Is that you again, Brianna?

I love our PP setup so far this year.

I think Dane will run the program similarly to Hakstol, which would have this make sense. Hakstol built the team for the long-term at the expense of struggles early in the season. There's a bigger picture at play. It's not actively trying to lose, but building things the right way.

What. A. Save.

Definitely not perfect between today and Friday, but a much, much better UND hockey experience through four periods (7 counting 'toba) than we've seen in awhile. The speed is noticeable.

Matthews Arena, Northeastern University. But not for much longer as they have a new arena that will be built as well. It's not just college hockey's oldest rink, it is the oldest multi-purpose athletic building in the world. Opened in 1910 and was a former home of both the Bruins and Celtics. You should have known @Godsmack, you were there! I was on that same trip also. We walked over to Fenway for Game 6 of the ALCS after the game vs Northeastern.

Such a refreshing difference in gameplay. I hope it continues. Siouxzies will be tough to stop.

NHL broadcasting Penn St v ASU on YouTube tonight.

Last year it was pretty evident what kind of team we had. I think it's difficult to gauge the potential of a team from the Manitoba game, but it can certainly set off some alarm bells.

I have Ryan Duncan's green game-worn jersey from his Hobey Baker year. I had it along for his Final Shift night and he had the opportunity to wear it, but he declined since REA already had the modern jerseys made up for not only himself, but his kids who joined him on the ice.

Berry bungling the program is relevant to 2025-26, and 26-27, and beyond.

He was a publicly paid employee who ran my alma mater into the dirt. He signed up for the criticism and held on to that position while doing the bare minimum. I'll maybe move on once things have normalized to what North Dakota hockey should be. Why are you so passive over an awful job?