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Wonder why the two schools don't work out a home and home. Seems like UND has played all the old school programs over the years (BU, BC, Sparty, NH, Maine, LSSU, Cornell).....but not Michigan in a series at Yost or the Ralph. Obviously met in the NCAA's a few times. Some good, some.....not so good.....

Good luck Ludvig. The Euros are officially gone. UND loses more Olympians. That 30 for 30 episode on lost Olympians should air any time now.

Not sure where to post this but for the 6th year in a row hockey led the NCAA in APR (academic progress rate). I'm amazed it's not volleyball or softball, where four year athletes are always the norm. Good stat for college hockey.

They may as well have taken my 2 year old daughter.

A) They know something we don't know. B) Hell, it's the 16th round, why not? C) Jack Hughes is coming to GF!!!! D) All of the above Only forward without a point for the USA at the U-18. Some good moments when he played physical and with an edge. I'd say his skating is what has to improve the most, but can't blame him for looking a step behind amongst the likes of Hughes/Zegras/Turcotte. I think a year in the USHL wouldn't be the worst thing for him.

Saw that Blake got drafted by I believe Chicago today in the Phase 1 USHL draft.

What's the earliest a kid can go to the US developmental program? Is it the year they turn 16 or year they turn 17?

Member Tampa??? I think Florida is ready for college hockey. The Lightning have people excited about hockey, and I think it would be easy to recruit kids to the state.

Amazing though how 500 bucks under the table to a kid from Souris Manitoba has him on the next bus to the Calgary Hitmen. I'd love to see some exhibition games between the college teams and the CHLers. Michigan vs. Windsor at the new Joe, I'd watch that.

That Tonka team would have been unreal with him. Wow.

It was more of a joke that he's going to Denver and you should have been a loving influence to attend our favorite school. Question for ya. Did he not want to play for the USDT? Not try out? Kid is a great player and I'm sure he will score a few on us.

NCAA: "You can't talk to these kids until they are older." Major Junior/CHL: "HIGH FIVES FOR EVERYONE!!!!"

Cameron Rowe turns 18 on June 1, I'm going to assume then that he is ineligible for another year at the USDT. Tried to find if any USHL team has his draft rights, but I didn't have much luck. Ranked right now as the #4 North American goalie so a mid to later round pick I'd guess at this point.

That 16 year old Russian goalie would love Grand Forks.

It was.....played their last game this morning. Was on NHL network.

Consecutive shifts for Judd....no kidding. Now we are playing three lines.....

Jack Hughes just broke Ovi's record for total points at U-18 on an assist to a Cam York (Michigan) goal. Bobby Brink (DENVER) has a goal, I bet @Goon is proud....

I think I've counted three shifts today for Judd. Canada and the U.S. just throwing the top end guys at each other.

Didn't get a shot off their first three attempts.

Welp....U.S. loses in the shootout. Caufield didn't see the ice much at all.

This is the wrong thread but the U.S. defensemen have been terrible in this one.

Yeah. Now that its OT no way he will see the ice.

My goodness is Wisconsin getting a player in Cole Caufield.....talk about a kid who can flat out finish....kid always finds the soft spot in the zone and great hands in traffic. And he just tied Ovechkin for goals in a tournament.....

Not a lot of Judd so far against Russia in the semifinals. Been a lot of PP time for the U.S. so not much ice time for him.

Judd Caufield playing his best game of the U18 tournament today against Finland. Has been a force killing penalties and bringing the physicality. Just got stopped on a shorthanded breakaway, so still scoreless for the tournament.