Kevin G

At this juncture of the season, four of the top six scorers in the nation are freshmen. The other two are sophomores. Young pups are killing it this year.

A few more observations: Four strong defensive games in a row have lifted UND out of last place in SV%. We're now 59th, ahead of RPI and Air Force and right behind Miami. UND leads the nation in PP% at 31.9%. UND is second in the nation in shooting % at 12.3%. UND is 15th in the nation and first in the NCHC in PK% at 83.5%. UND trails every BIG10 team in the Pairwise except Wisconsin.

Just noticed this: In 27 games this season, UND has allowed 81 goals. In 44 games, the 2015-16 championship team allowed a total of...81 goals.

Sounds like a research project for an intrepid beat reporter whose team is on a bye week.

It’s like infinity or something.

I don’t know how to calculate sv% when no goals were scored.

Up one spot in the PairWise to 23.

This has to be a low point for Miami.

The five UND defensemen deserve a lot of credit tonight.

Intoxicated dogs, I’m told.

Fan of the game: the guy holding the sign that says “I have a sign.”

I’m behind on the feed AND on the forum.

I think you mean STRIGH-den.

UND has the best PP% in the nation.

The d-men getting their cardio tonight. Hope none of ‘em skipped leg day recently.

Yes yes yes!!! Attaboy 22!!!

Not only is the camerawork terrible but the brightness/contrast seems way off too.

LFG

UND needs to be super smart/disciplined the rest of the way.

Get another shorty…show these clowns.

The announcers keep calling Strinden “STRIGH-den.”

A DU player (Magnus Chrona, I think) was interviewed after the game and was asked about the experience of playing at Ball Arena. His response included, “It’s better than North Dakota.” It seemed like a really weird thing to say.

Mberko was probably the best player on the ice last night.

PairWise correctly predicted the winner in 21 of 25 games last night. I don’t keep track of that, but that seems like a lot.

Michigan is sixth in the PairWise. Michigan is sixth in the B10. Weird, huh?