Kevin G

Given that we were/are dead last in nation in save %, I'll take flopping/diving that results in only 2 goals against.

Stinks to lose a game in which the goaltending was good (2 goals against, .929 save %).

Always finding the silver linings.

Quinnipiac loses for the second night in a row.

Dumb icing by Duluth.

Bullet, dodged.

UND's Luke Johnson > UMD's Luke Johnson

SOG into double digits

we need to draw a penalty

This is at least the third post in the past few days that could be post of the year. You guys are on fire!

Thank you for a good reminder that there is a human side to college hockey. Our d-core might be quite young and inexperienced next season, so if 6 stays he will likely have ample opportunity to develop and prove himself. That’s my hope anyway.

I believe you correctly predicted the xG score.

Gaber was 8-1 on faceoffs last night. According to CHN, he's only taken 17 faceoffs all season (not sure if that includes last night). Anyway, maybe use Gaber in the dot more often?

Also worth noting: SCSU beats Denver 7-3. SCSU can be so lethal when playing on that Olympic sheet.

Worth noting: Quinnipiac loses for only the second time all season. Cornell 4, QU 0

DeRidder allowed 2 goals on 25 SOGs. By my math <who are we kidding, I am using the calculator app> that is a .920 save %. Nine freaking twenty! Quality goaltending! And we won! What a coincidence!

I wish Jandric had another year of eligibility.

A question that's fair and reasonable...are you sure you're a good fit for the internet? So who's out? Rotate amongst 10, 11, 13, 19, 28. But IMO the coaching staff needs to prioritize developing the freshman and sophomores for next year and beyond.

Lol! You're on fire today.

Thanks fellas.

I don't know about line combos per se, but I'd like to see 18, 20, 21, and 26 play every game from here on out.

Below is a list I copied from CHN.com of UND's upcoming recruiting classes. Are any of these guys no longer in the pipeline? And is there anyone in the pipeline who is not listed? Ausmus, Trey D 5-11 161 2004-05-07 East Grand Forks, Minn. Benoit, Nate D 6-1 187 2002-11-26 Concord, N.H. Croal, Cody LW 5-11 174 2003-06-17 North Branch, Minn. Emerson, Michael F 6-2 190 2003-12-26 Yorktown Heights, N.Y. Hedquist, Hobie G 6-2 194 2003-02-14 Heron Lake, Minn. Klee, David F 6-3 187 2005-05-10 Castle Rock, Colo. Livanavage, Jake D 5-10 174 2004-05-06 Gilbert, Ariz. Panzer, Jaksen F 5-10 170 2004-04-08 Grand Forks, N.D. Perron, Jayden F 5-8 157 2005-01-11 Winnipeg, MB Singleton, Bowden F 5-9 154 2004-05-15 Calgary, Alb. Slipec, Grayden F 5-9 185 2005-03-06 Surrey, B.C. Strathmann, Andrew D 5-11 174 2005-02-27 Beach Park, Ill. Wiebe, Abram D 6-3 198 2003-08-28 Mission, B.C. 2022-VGK-7 2024 Jubenvill, Jayden D 6-0 187 2003-06-19 Gilbert Plains, MB McInnis, Keith D 6-1 181 2006-01-08 Red Deer, Alb. Swanson, Mac F 5-7 163 2006-01-10 Anchorage, Alaska 2025 Boisvert, Sacha C 6-2 165 2006-03-17 Trois-Rivières, Que.

Geez, what a cluster. Right now, Division I athletics seems like the RV scene in Anchorman 2.

As I re-read this post, I think I may have communicated my point poorly. It's not criticism of Strinden--just the opposite. I wanted to point out that Strinden has matched exactly the production of Howard, in fewer games even. So it would be great to see Strinden in the lineup from here on out.

I think it's fair to say that for Duluth, freshman Isaac Howard (first round draft pick, blue chipper) has been disappointing. Here's a comparison of Howard and a certain UND player: Isaac Howard, freshman forward, first round draft pick: 20 games, 2 G, 5 A, 7 Pts, 0.35 Points/game, -11 +/-. UND player, freshman forward, seventh round draft pick: 14 games, 2 G, 5 A, 7 Pts, 0.50 Points/game, +3 +/-. The UND player? Ben Strinden.