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  1. Under 4:30 still 2-1
  2. Still 2-1 with 9 left in regulation.
  3. We have a Central sighting. 2-1 Sheyenne, 12:21 remain Buckle up.
  4. Sheyenne in full lockdown-dump mode. Central having no success on the breakout.
  5. Still 2-0, 14:42 remaining
  6. Third starts with Sheyenne on PP.
  7. West Fargo Sheyenne Mustangs 2 Grand Forks Central Knights 0 Second Intermission
  8. GFC going back on PP. PPs 3-0 in GFC's favor (don't tell Duluth).
  9. PP killed by Sheyenne. 2-0, 13 left in second
  10. GFC on the PP Still 2-0 with 15:30 left in second.
  11. Should it happen I believe it's on this list ...
  12. Yeah, it's KNOX, and free, but their camera work makes CC's camera guys look like Super Bowl coverage. West Fargo Sheyenne Mustangs 2 Grand Forks Central Knights 0 First Intermission
  13. GFC changed goalies at 2-0. Still 2-0 Mustangs, 10 left in first.
  14. 1-0 Sheyenne https://knoxradio.com/knox-live-sports/ No, GFC goalie just let in a 100 footer ... 2-0 Sheyenne. Somebody'd better check on @gfhockey ...
  15. RBF? They say it's real.
  16. Left Tackle (the blind side).
  17. M-I-N-N-E-O-V-I-D! Minne-ovid! Minne-ovid! Yeeeeaaah virus!
  18. In all due respect, I could've averaged 3.5 ypc behind the 1983 Washington "Commanders" offensive line. (It wasn't Theisman that made them win.)
  19. I know many don't ponder such esoteric things as "benches relative to the rink", but I do notice. UND is historically a "left change" team. What's that? At the opening faceoff the UND left wing is closest to the UND bench. I noticed over the weekend that Duluth is a "right change" team (meaning their RW is closest to the bench at opening drop); that means UND plays as it's usual "left change" self at "I'm Soiled" Arena. Alternatively, UMD plays as a right change at REA. So, I'm drawing a blank on the rest of the league. (Darn brain.) Help? And I've wondered why UND doesn't stay with "left change" when they are the higher seed at tournament sites (home locker room aside).
  20. "Who loves ya, baby?"
  21. Is that the French word for "back at ya homie"? I know many don't ponder such esoteric things as "benches relative to the rink", but I do notice. UND is historically a "left change" team. What's that? At the opening faceoff the UND left wing is closest to the UND bench. I noticed over the weekend that Duluth is a "right change" team (meaning their RW is closest to the bench at opening drop); that means UND plays as a "left change" at "I'm Soiled" Arena.
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