Oldguy

From tonight's Herald article... Berg said. "Right now, we're not scoring enough goals to outscore our mistakes.

I'll be glad if I'm wrong, but yep - this team is toast, most likely.

Berry appears fiery and intense lately, but why do his teams not exude any of that on the ice? ASU simply wanted this win more - the hesitant and slow play by our boys made that obvious.

After whatever the hell this was, I wouldn't expect anything different tomorrow. Hesitant play, poor passing, no chemistry. Loss.

When is the last time UND looked good in a nationally televised game - 2016?

This is just a BS product out there on the ice. Can't pass, look like they have never played together before. Pathetic and weak looking team, Berry.

On a related note: I'm loving hearing the moment right before the solo of "Free Bird" as the song played for every US goal in that tournament. I hope UND can put together some swagger going forward. They are going to need it.

After watching the WJC's for the last week or so, this exhibition game tonight looked slow and sloppy to me. The boys will have to wake up and play much more inspired hockey going forward.

Am I right that Berry refused to shake hands with Larson and barked at him instead? Interesting - Berry being firey is exactly what many here have been calling for. He's also talking about winning in a parking lot or a back alley. I'm liking his attitude the last few weeks.

I would respectfully disagree...from the opposite angle, his left elbow went straight into the GT's head. Didn't look like an accident to me.

Did Berry just call the SCSU coach an "F'n pussy"??? That's what I lip read

The main positive that I can take out of this weekend is that Perron is emerging as the type of player that the coaches have said he could be. His skills with maintaining the puck are really starting to shine. Plus #9 is starting to come on as well. If the boys can get a win or two next weekend, and get some guys healthy, this could still be a salvageable season. It doesn't look easy, but it never is.

Sloppy D-zone play is to blame for UND's woes tonight. They were so complacent to let the puck lie there inside their blue line, no sense of urgency. It almost looked like they wanted to turn it over before that 2nd goal.

Miami looked bad in the 1st, but really got going when they scored 2 on the 5 min. PP. After that, Miami looked like a team that was driven to win (unlike UND), until the boys took back control in the 3rd. Cutting it way too close, but pulled it off. Does UND stand a chance? Without Zmolek, hard to say. Montgomery can't be playing D in April, if we want hope.

I must admit that I had no confidence they could pull off the comeback. Glad they proved me wrong, but damn, that 2nd period can't happen against anyone else, or that will be a loss.

By sucking so badly in the 2nd period, UND has Miami as inspired and driven as they can possibly be. Way to shoot yourselves in the foot again and again boys

Wasn't it just a few years ago that UND was ranked #4 preseason and missed the playoffs?

I'll bet the XG is in our favor.

This pathetic team makes Miami look good. They had not scored more than 2 for several series. Now they have 4 before the 3rd period vs UND.

From this team? Maybe.

I don't mind the look of these forward lines, although it is a complete mix up again. However, the D-pairings are also completely different, and when you have Montgomery on the 2nd pairing, you know you are in trouble.

This is an incredibly average team. Not fun hockey to watch. Just cringing much of the time, with the blind passing and failure of effort to catch important passes.

I can't believe I paid $25 to watch whatever the hell that was last night. What a waste.

They probably just want him on the bench. I doubt he'll play much. If he was good to go, he'd be playing center on a line.

A road sweep is always a job well done. UND took too many penalties, but otherwise looked pretty good, especially for a team with so many injuries. However, will they come out of next weekend with a losing record? Most likely (unless we get everyone back, which won't happen), but we shall see.