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Quinnipiac taking it to Boston College right now, 4-2 Bobcats after 2.

First non Swankler (full-time) CHLer to score a goal in the NCAA since the early 1980s.

Michigan Tech ties it, 1-1 game. 2 CHLers and our former future friend Isaac Gordon get points on the goal, nice to see 3 Canadians scoring against Minnesota to stick it to them.

Ziemer scores for UMN, no surprise. No surprise Michigan crushing Mercyhurst

Really interested to see what happens in Michigan Tech Minnesota. If UMN can boatrace the Huskies, it may signify that they're way better than I expect.

Wasn't the prevailing thought that North Dakota didn't offer him right away and once they did he was a no doubter to commit to UND?

Because the NCAA is SOFT AS F***

Agreed completely. I could see Wisconsin being higher in the national rankings if Hastings gets them playing to an identity early on & they have a slightly higher shooting percentage.

DuPont is D-1, he's DY next year, then D+1 the year after.

Going to play for North Dakota (best fanbase in NCAA Hockey) and drafted by the Boston Bruins (best US fanbase in the NHL), he can become a legend amongst so many if he's dialed in and rounds out his game just a bit.

Cooper Simpson 4 point night in his first game of the year for Youngstown. He's going to dominate junior this year

Defenseman Thaddeus McMahon (2009, Wilmette IL, Omaha Lancers) scored in his first career USHL game yesterday. Certainly a name to keep an eye on.

Denver could with Davis gone, but I think Western Michigan will still be damn good with Slukynsky in net. Their key will be replacing Bump's production, but with Ferschweiler's ability to turn nobodies into dudes, I think the Broncos will be fine

Hoping UND is in the Top 1-3 tier and not the jumbled mess of the Middle 4-8 tier.

Rosters have to be finalized when the entrance/drop date for fall term classes occurs. Hence why Pitlick enrolled so late at Minnesota State and was on their roster very late.

The NCAA has to come out and amend some bylaws to make it clear who is eligible and who isn't, or it turns into an even crazier Wild West recruiting world

Stenberg signed a pro deal in the SHL. Believe that nullifies any potential NCAA eligibility. Although the European Pro basketball players that the NCAA has ruled eligible means anything in theory is possible.

Sanderson poised to take a major production jump in junior with Nestrasil now at UMass.

Evan Jardine (2007, Bloomfield Hills MI, Youngstown Phantoms) commits to Ohio State

We'd need to see him go to junior as a 17 year old and really dominate for the staff to bring him in as an 18 year old, we'll see if that happens.

Levi Harper (2008, Tampa FL, Saginaw Spirit) commits to Minnesota

Better that he picked Wisconsin instead of Minnesota at least