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Can someone with far better digital imagery skills than me put the logo on the other side of the helmet to see what it looks like with the hawk looking aft?

Always hope that the teams you lose to continue to win.

You trying to avoid or escape it? You were alluding to it. allude / elude / illude

SDSU has a helmet with the bunny on one side and a number on the other.

No more drive killing penalties. And hang onto the < bleep > ball.

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I don't believe it's limited to just the first four games however; I read it as you can play in any four games but no more. I believe teams were talking about spotting people in during just home games throughout the full season (but not more than four games total for the player) to get them time but not burn a travel roster spot on an unproven player.

So the Hawk is facing the direction the player is facing.

I believe the rule is the player may participate in 4 games during the season. I haven't found the specific rule but the WaPo described it as: "the NCAA’s new rule enabling athletes to redshirt after appearing in four games in a season". This rule would've been great when Studsrud had to start the last few games of a season. He burned an eligible year playing those games. Under this rule he'd have still been a redshirt and would be on the roster this year.

Cloyd's a TE: in-traffic, banged-as-it-comes-in, catches are those TEs have to make. Cloyd should've made that catch.

Wouldn't everyone face that possibility?

Where was 24 on ISU's last TD. And yes, the fumble by 5 changed the game. What should've been 21-6 was instead 14-13.

They need to clean up the controllable mistakes. How many times did they get inside the 20 only to go backwards. What happened to "zero penalties" in the Washington game? They need to get into "play by play" mindset. All that matters is the next play: Execute your portion of it precisely, flawlessly.

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Ouch. Pretty tough when you can't stay up with this version of the Sens.

Who? Not on our roster. SEP*. *Someone else's problem.

All that just said, we'll need at least 1.5 goals per weekend from the defense.

I believe in today's college hockey you must have a legitimate threat of offense from your third line and the top two lines be more than just a threat but producing consistently. That said, I'm very concerned about offense this season. The top six I see are Jones, Hain, Kawaguchi, Mismash, Gardner, JJ. That scares me because I don't see two full consistent production lines there. The make or break guys are Weatherby, Yon, Bowen, Adams, Smith, Hoff. For every one of the top six that don't produce, one of these six must, and beyond that, at least two more must produce. I see 12 names there. I'm struggling to find a consistent 2.5 GPG throughout a season. And frankly, I could see games where the offense is going so poorly they put out a line-up without a traditional "fourth line" scraping for any scoring. Mentioning "fourth" ... Johnson, Senden, Keane? I see them as the match-up/energy line guys all season long.

16: Stetcher, T Poolman, Thompson, LaDue, Ausmus, Chartrand, Wolanin, Shaw 19: Bast, Kierstad, Peski, C Poolman, Tychonick, Rieger, Bernard-Docker, Shaw And Matt Shaw is saying that in any conversation? That's a pretty high bar.

Did someone just say ...

I'm pretty sure I could list something that makes each of them the "unique".

King Cake Baby? Seriously, what in the < bleeeeeeeeeeep >.

Um .... what?

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