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Conair...

day to day is good, i think

Not his fault, that is in the SCCC job description...

One reason to not vote for the Circus is that it was not really a single line. Hrkac and Joyce played with a couple of different players. An interesting side not is that had a tragedy not occurred that line and team may have been even better...

Motzko deserves a nod as well.

Jackson, doesn't deserve it, if anyone at Notre Dame deserves it it is whoever made that pathetic schedule. Sure they looked good when they completed the home and homes against the American Quadriplegic Society and Girl Scout Troop 273.

The 3 horsemen. Eric Fabian, James Massen, Brian Canady.

PS - Hockey Mom, you rule...

Item of immediate concern: Evan Trupp has not played in the last two Penticton games. I hope he didn't re-injure himself. Also Penticton lost their first game in the Playoffs and are now tied 1-1 with Hunter Bishop's Vernon Vipers.

It's tough to be you... Should we start a fund or write a song for your struggles... :lol:

Come on Huntsville, Alabama is for you Goon.

That is a VERY different award.

Thank you for the link and posting. I'd love to see Louisville and UK as a D1 hockey schools. Any chance that will ever happen?

A little Bochenski-esque...

I was thinking some more about this, and I think our defense is far more mobile this year than last. If you recall Smaby got torched by Gerbe last year. We now have Genoway and Bina instead of Radke and Smaby. I think we lose some power and size, but we gain some speed. This might help in this particular match up.

I've also heard that Buddish is very good, but the only time that I got to watch him was at the State Tourney, where he didn't look that great. He could certainly develop into a very good power forward and could be an 09 where we need alot of forwards.

67? Do you mean US 63? That was the way that Google suggested. BTW, we are going down 1 day early to see a Wednesday night game between the Cards and Mets at the new stadium.

I don't believe that the source for this statement is correct.

Wow, I missed that. Will you be making any appearances in East St. Louis...

If there was ever a player that I would truely believe would give it up in favor of the team prize it would be Ryan.

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Physician, heal thyself... When we want you healing we'll show up at your doorstep. Until then please don't lecture us lower forms of life.

You also have to keep in mind that the Sioux are a little short right now. 3 seniors, Bishop left so that is four spots. Hamilton filled a practice role that was needed so someone else is needed in that role, so that is 5. And finally, the Sioux could have used one more defensive spot for practice / backup this year so that is 6 spots. A "full" squad would be 3 goalies, 8 defenders, and 15 forwards. So really, right now I see us with 1 extra forward for 2007 assuming no one left. And the bold indicates a reasonable chance of early departure. For 2007: Goalie (3) Philippe Lamoureux Anthony Grieco Aaron Walski Defense (8) Robbie Bina Taylor Chorney Joe Finley Zach Jones Brian Lee Chay Genoway Derrick LaPoint Jake Marto Forward (16) Ryan Duncan Michael Forney Kyle Radke Rylan Kaip Andrew Kozek Ryan Martens Brad Miller TJ Oshie Jonathan Toews Chris VandeVelde Matt Watkins Darcy Zajac Shea Hamilton Brett Hextall Brad Malone Evan Trupp

Forney - Ineffective / Injury should be better next year. Marto - Yes, coming next year. Done OK on a bad team and +++ added 20 pounds the last 2 seasons and if he adds another 10 should be physically ready for the WCHA. Should be very mature.

Going through KC may not be the shortest way, but it is close and it is by far the easiest way. Unfortunately where I live in Rochester, it is a real clusterf&*% to get to St. Louis.