AlphaMikeFoxtrot

Still frustrated that the team blew the #1 seed which would have likely resulted in a gopher showdown in Sioux Falls with the Frozen Four on the line.

Blake is striking while the iron is hot. Berg has more to prove in college.

It's too bad his final moment was so embarassing for him, but he was a ton of fun to watch and didn't push back on another year of juniors so he contributed from day 1. I don't know if his demeanor was bad or if it's just kids these days; it's not unique to him, just more noticeable.

mnhockey: we didn t want hmi

2nd Round pick and NTDP alum Brady Cleveland from UW to CC. Nightingale must not have wanted him.

Croal ages out, Littler does not.

Maybe Strathman can talk Whitelaw into transferring to UND as well.

Haha welp. Nevermind!

Either Wood or Wilkie. They are both down to us and Bucky. Snuggerud coming back means Gophs don't have a scholarship for Wood.

Completely forgot about Daimon Gardner, wouldn't be surprised to see him pick a local CCHA school or Duluth.

Didn't think he'd make it to campus in the first place. Gotta get used to this kind of turnover; best of luck to him, and thank you for finishing the year with the team.

I had a feeling it was Kukkonen. Like trading stocks, look for ones with recent peaks that bottomed out. 18 goals as a freshman, 1 as a sophomore.

Was Joaquim Lemay noticeable on Omaha's backend? Might be worth pursuing.

The guy going from QU to Miami better be able to handle losing.

First Jersey native on the team?

That was quick.

The one and only

Priority 1: Big Ten doesn't get one. Priority 2: .....I got nothing. Whoever wins between BU and Denver I guess. Never forgiving BC for that stretch in our golden era.

Ryan McGuire from Colgate has solid numbers, and maybe his dad would come announce like he did for the ECAC tournament...

Randklev to Bemidji

Too bad none of the pundits are reporting who has DO NOT CONTACT on the entry.

He hit a cold streak in the USHL and moved to Penticton, wasn't even a point per game there and got injured. Take a year to get confident again.

Littler's dad coaches major juniors in Wenatchee. He should wait another year, and see if MJ-NCAA eligibility starts this fall. If so he can be the hometown hero for last year of eligibility. They are smart enough to know it'd be better to come in ready to contribute rather than fight for extra skater minutes.

Poetic justice that a 25 year old Canadian blew their chance at a hometown Frozen Four.