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@stoneySIOUX, I've been wondering since Beijing. That's the first real hit he's taken in a year and a half, and he was out.

Massive obvious talent: check Young, even for college: check Makes college opponents look foolish at times: check But as Keith "Jonesy" Jones said on NHL on TNT broadcast last night: "Some players would benefit to stay another year in college ... Tyson Jost ... " I do not want to see Sanderson end up like Jost where it's obvious another year (to let the maturing natural male testosterone build out the frame*) in college would've been of benefit. If Sanderson is ready, skills, and physically, so be it. *Reality: There is a difference between an 18 and a 22 year old male. That difference is testosterone building out the frame.

Keith "Jonesy" Jones on NHL on TNT broadcast last night: "Some players would benefit to stay another year in college ... Tyson Jost ... "

@Oxbow6peeked at your ballot because you, @stoneySIOUX, filled it out already.

Pimpin' ain't easy.

Ford

I just merged two threads on same topic, so that's why you may be confused.

Just putting this here to keep the link handy: https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/playerMoves/

He was at CC for 20-21 and 21-22; I think that means he still has three playing seasons remaining (two + Covid). Being from VA, I wonder if he's looking to go back east. Or does it have to do with Matt Vernon playing twice last weekend and having two (one + Covid) seasons left.

Why isn't there something on FightingHawks.com about seeking RFPs for media rights?

Join the B1G, get on B1G Network, get games tape delayed over 48 hours, and replayed at 0400 on a Tuesday.

Kinda-but-not-really? It was still ESPN. LHN served a purpose: It prevented a "Pac-16" from forming and kept Texas with ESPN.

REA has one of the best production rooms around. They used to run the football feed over to REA and send it out from there. (Do they still?) Does any collegiate athletics department ... manage its own rights and and its own streaming service?

So many things just fell like dominos: the Summit ROY enters the portal, an abstract Tweet by a UND BB insider, USD relieves their MBB HC with no real stated cause, said ROY makes visit to USD ... where there's smoke. But short of a formal complaint, the NCAA ain't doin' nothin'.

... more specifically, UND Athletics, and more specifically UND Hockey should the roads not be viable (or when Midco contracts an away game).

Undeniably. An overpass requires mounds on both sides to support the bridge deck and ramps. West Fargo had huge trouble with settling at Veterans and I94 exchange during construction. You can see some settling where they've piled mounds for the new 64th Ave interchange in south Fargo. Is that area in Grand Forks better? Both (over, under) have gold-letter pros and red-letter cons.

It's a day of the week that ends in "Y", and Jake Sanderson is hurt again.

Tyson Jost on line one, Jake. We know what'll happen against bigger, stronger, faster players. See: Beijing.

You're just trying to suck up to @Goon by praising his nephew.

About that ...

No Kleven No Sanderson Against the biggest team in the NCHC Friday. Johnson, Bast, and Ferner had best be ready. Sure am glad they made hay when the sun was shining and have PWR no worse than 8 locked up.

ONE finalist from the NCHC. Numbers three, four, six, nine, and ten in PWR; one Hobey finalist. Biggest Snubs? Ethan Frank, WMU, national leader in goals Ronnie Attard, WMU, but hey, the USOC/USA Hockey snubbed him for Beijing too ... < your nominations here >

https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2022/03/16_Hobey-Top-10-Announced.php

... will not be someone in green. Nathan Smith, Minnesota State Dryden McKay, Minnesota State Matty Beniers, Michigan Luke Hughes, Michigan Devon Levi, Northeastern Yanev Perets, Quinnipiac Bobby Brink, Denver Ben Meyers, Minnesota Brian Halonen, Michigan Tech Bobby Trivigno, Massachusetts

Negotiable. An underpass would require a drainage/sump system; an overpass requires some serious preliminary dirt work (settling).