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4-0 after two. Nolan held M off the board in the second but MTU only got one sog. Third period underway. 5-0 final

Sioux website day pass

Webcast is poor; very dark video

Doesn't show up on any of my dishnetwork alternate sports channels, so I guess not.

Michigan up 2-0 early in the first. Michigan audio

Don't know who they are, but it's broadcast in HD; is it the TSN broadcast picked up by the NHL network?

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Someone there may know, but, the Saturday games were scheduled for alternate channels, rather than FSND, so, they won't show up in directtv or dishnetwork programs guides until game day. Have to wait and see, I guess.

Faster internet or installing your own KU band satellite system are your only choices (or going to a local sports bar that can motor their satellite to the correct coordinates). See below links.

The championship game is on FCS Atlantic. All other games on FSN Detroit or alternate. http://www.collegehockeylive.com/

No problem with the feed on the KU band system either. It's a cable company problem.

The Kozek rule, clean checking for 2 minutes; have not seen him NOT get penalized for clean checks yet this year.

Tight, but hard to argue with the calls, lucky there's been only one cfb dq so far.

Marto

Ran up BE's save %.

gocrimson or siouxxtra? I'm stuck at buffering on gocrimson, no webcast yet.

Since the webcast is now listed in SiouxXtra, I'd guess those with subscriptions can get it without paying extra. For those without, the monthly price through siouxtra is 9.95, through gocrimson is 5.95.

If you get to watch the slow motion overhead that Shepherd watched, you will be po'd.

So what are the chances of Sioux fans crashing the Harvard webcast this weekend?

Smaby was sent back down yesterday. Lee was recalled to Ottawa a couple days ago, he played last night, +1 in a loss.

In his radio interview concerning the high numbers of penalties being called, old man Shep said that by after Christmas the number of penalties would go down; guess we now know that he didn't mean the players would adjust, he meant the calls will no longer be made (except they didn't wait until Christmas). With UAA's size, they could possibly win the WCHA title (like Denver) if they totally adopt the Cornell style of holding and interfering, even blatant holding was OK last night. The Sioux's smaller, faster, lineup does not stand a chance.

Does the ECAC allow all the hand off the stick around the neck holding that went on last night; you could win a championship with these WCHA buffoons. I assume a stick around the neck (Greening on Blood) is called? By this year's so called "empahasis", the big red should have spent the entire game shorthanded. It was ugly.

Overhead replay was on TV; it did hit the crossbar.

Exactly the way Denver interfered and held their way to an NCAA championship. I don't believe Cornell can play that game (and get away with it) in the ECAC (although I may be wrong).

Can't believe they can watch that overhead video and still get it wrong. Total incompetence.