Kevin G

Laurila

This. Not sure how you’d enforce it, but I imagine it would involve checking for a pulse.

I was pretty young then, and I just thought that the ‘87 team was a normal Sioux hockey team. Dominate everyone, 100-point scorers, NHL-caliber goalie, brilliant coach, national championship? I guess that’s just how we do things in Grand Forks. Little did I know that that team was exceptional even by UND’s high standards. We were spoiled.

Cody Croal

Rickwood

NCHC just announced that as a result of the scuffle at the end of the second period of tonight’s game, a two-game suspension has been issued to Tyler Kleven.

Didn’t you hear the announcers? Zam’s hit was totally fine, UND was gooning it up, and Cleveland was just sticking up for his teammate.

The atmosphere at Lawson was great when we were there.

Upset watch: Mercyhurst leads Sacred Heart 2-1 in the third period

For a few years in the eighties, the intensity of the Wisconsin rivalry might have surpassed that of the Minnesota rivalry. Most physical hockey I can recall.

I didn’t like Weibe on the OT PP, but the bigger issue was basically everything else.

Did Zellers see the ice during the OT PP?

Fail to score at even strength or on the PP. Still make it to OT.

So much yuck

I’d add Quinnipiac to one of the top couple of tiers. Also, UND’s special teams has a little bit of hot and cold to its game so far this year, but when everything is clicking, this team can beat anyone.

The picture quality of the main camera is terrible.

When it’s done well, it’s endearing. Like the great Ron Santo.

And they’re out of the NPI basement!

Really like how hard Tyler Young plays.

Strinden's open-ice hit, captured in the top picture above, might have been the best play of the game. That kind of play comes attached with a message.

Right!?! And we’re the experts!

Strinden

Shot attempts on the weekend: Mercyhurst 54 UND 204

Two regulation wins. Check!

It’s not Ebola?