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Come spring 2022, I figure we'll need to replace: F: Ford, Hain, Senden (with Blake, James, Strinden as the replacements) G: Driscoll (Hedquist) D: Sanderson (probably Benoit based on ages in the D pipeline) Beyond that list ... do Calder and Jandric and Ferner play in 2022-23?

In the 2021 Version, anyone know about the three story building on the north end of the five story Memorial Village building? You can't see it in the 2019 rendering (as the five story obstructs that space.

@Hammersmith, yes, the HPCII (the addition to the Pollard Center) will get smaller. Why? Football and certain other offices will be going into first floor of Memorial Village (the bottom floor of the building on the left in your last image, the 2021 version). You don't need a second floor when you have first floors in two buildings.

It continually amazes me that Gamble (1968) is scheduled to be leveled and old Merrifield (1929) will live on.

Tracking that and figuring who has and/or will use that "extra year" will be a compliance officer's bane until say ... 2025-26 with redshirts.

Oshie Toews Jost Caggula Schmaltz Pinto Nelson Parise Weatherby Grimaldi Rowney Boeser Poolman Kierstad Forbort Stetcher Wolanin

Wolanin got into the lineup for BUF. Boeser is off IR.

This extra (Covid) year thing has messed up my crystal ball (pipeline projections). My question for someone in the know is this: Does the 2020-21 season just not exist for anyone's "five academic years to complete four seasons" clocks? @jdub27 @Hammersmith any insights? For example, Frisch, he played 19-20 and 20-21. They intro him as a "junior from Moorhead". But if 20-21 doesn't count, isn't he "ah soff-oh-moore" (c) Darrin Looker.

@nodak651gives a tease; here's the whole cheese. https://www.iconarchitects.com/athletics/und-high-performance-phase2.html

At this point in his career, if Tommy Schuster can't recognize a wrong play for the situation facing him across scrimmage and adjust at the line, we have a multidimensional problem, meaning, why can't he, and why hasn't he been coached to be able to? I'm pretty confident Tommy is smart enough to adjust at the line. Is he allowed?

That's too bad, because fans want to know and the answer doesn't give anything away.

Webster saw the freight train coming at the last minute and pulled the rip cord. That lowered his head relative to the ice. That said, a player is still responsible to not contact an opponent's head.

Say you are the grand old place of higher ed-juh-muh-kay-shun, "Whazamattah U," ... and the WAC calls ... and you know NMSU, SHSU, and McNeese State have all bailed on the WAC, you jumping in with both feet?

Whispers of Missouri State and/or UT-Chattanooga abound ...

I suspect the MAC invite was both or neither.

Use the CHN page. It's far clearer. Team W L OTW OTL UND 2 0 0 0 SCSU 1 0 1 0 W=3; L=0; OTW=2; OTL=1. https://www.collegehockeynews.com/reports/standings.php

Has the HC or OC ever been asked in a presser: How much autonomy, ability to change the play, does Tommy have? Same question, but Quincy, too.

Big news for DU ...

Getting someone to write out a check to you is hard. Convincing someone to make an investment that is mutually beneficial is a much easier task. Try it with your neighbor: "Hey, buy me a new mower!" or "If you buy a new mower I'd be willing to fuel it, do oil changes, and mow both of our yards until the wheels fall off it."

So SCSU gets UNO minus basically a starting five.

News about the rest of the NCHC ...

Look at the jersey in the image: clearly a blue chippah ...

Correct.