AlphaMikeFoxtrot

Nah, BU is pretty much out of the at-large picture. BC losing is better.

Schmaltz on hat trick watch and with 2 assists. One period left.

Better refs in Boston than Denver. Called the interference!

Also demonstrated by multiple players trying to drive the net without a clear lane. Seriously...

BU players finally start skating once they have the puck during the 3x3. They have too many main characters.

Eiserman has regressed as well. The sophomore slump is contagious.

The Dinkytown collective or whatever it's called announced he was returning for his JR year, they definitely paid for the privilege, likely more than an AHL salary.

If we remain a 1 seed they would need a compelling reason to not put us in Sioux Falls, even with Augie making it.

Did they he not have a timeout to use? Pretty cut and dry interference. Moving pick is an easy call.

Miami at 19 in NPI with 3 top ten series in a row giving them every chance in the world to get an at large bid. Forget NCHC coach of the year, Noreen deserves national recognition.

Clarkson ties Quinny with 5 min left in the 3rd.

Sinking the Badgers' NPI while inching Bob back from the chopping block? Yes please!

Hopefully the new coach doesn't treat it like a sinecure.

Wisconsin crashing out....did not see that coming.

McKenna ejected

Bowling Green over Notre Dame is good for us with 2 common opponents plus Big Ten OOC dropping.

Article mentioned he started forechecking

Claims his former Chicago Steel teammates are why he went there. Probably some truth to that. https://www.mlive.com/wolverines/2026/01/transfer-forward-thriving-for-no-1-michigan-hockey.html

In the podcast, Brad talks about getting one of Lin, Carels, DuPont and Rudolph as though one is a foregone conclusion, then says could they get two, then backtracks and says UND would be lucky to get one. I'm taking that as a sign one of them is a silent commit.

Shaugs is noticably small, VV played bigger than his already sizeable stature. What are the parallels between them?

Someone probably read how Penn State offered 700k and the next closest was 300k or whatever MSU offered for an expected generational talent and compared that to how much they spend on football bench warmers and a lightbulb went off.

I can answer via DM, just want to respect the player's privacy online Thinking back, this sounds like Driscoll since we did recruit him but wanted him to wait another year. It is NOT him.

No, this player has come and gone. I think this tactic is more common that we know. By stop gap I meant he filled a role during his tenure. Not a leader or particularly memorable.

Too busy to look them up now, but previous captains under Bryn/Smaby might be targets.

I paraphrased it poorly; it was more "we want you but don't have space this season" and the individual was aging out of juniors. Said player could best be described as a stop-gap once he arrived.