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Cause I actually watch college hockey? Sometimes without green glasses. Did you see all the people that think UND is world beaters because they have a 2 by their name? And Omaha is a "crappy" team despite having less losses than UND does.

Everyone hates shootouts when you lose. Love em when you win. Its only for conference rankings. So whats it matter? You need to crown a conference champion somehow.

Isn't this site google? Don't know something just ask instead of looking it up?

Only cause UND has played more games. Its called Parity. Its what causes teams that have never sniffed a championship to get one. Yale, Union. UNO.

Nailed it.

They are ahead of UND in the conference.

Omaha basically wins the game. They get two points UND gets one.

Parity. Blais might win another championship before Hakstol.

Shootout has to go to advantage Omaha with their goalie having better numbers.

Shoot out?

1)Omaha is good. 2) Game has been even. Both teams taking turns dominating.

And it appears Omaha took pretty good advantage of that the last few minutes.

Gonna take more than that to get a penalty call at that/this point in the game.

Will Omaha win with one second left again?

No

Ralph Engelstad has a good quote about luck in the building that bears his name.

Terrible? What's that make UND? Omaha has a greater win percentage than UND in conference.

Doesn't it usually go: low scoring one night? High scoring the other?

Any chance we can move this thread to the proper area?

And students haven't even been showing up for football games in one of their best teams in recent years at minnesota.

They should start calling it the Big Mistake hockey conference.

The men's basketball team always seems to have bad luck when it comes to injuries.

I saw that on NBC Nightly News today.

If wrong is it another reverse psychology like DeBoer was going to be coach?

Tells me video not found.