Blackheart

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Personally I’d like to see Denver hang a dozen on ASU. Not sure why, just not a fan of the Sun Dogs.

I know who wasn’t playing.

onhockey.tv always has the games if you're ever looking.

great play by the Maine player on that goal deflecting that puck in...

Me too!

You mean the Blackhawks? (after next year)

fixed your post

You going to triple shift him?

That's a bit redundant isn't it?

UND has to really ramp things up this weekend to get to the NCAA's. Had they taken care of business in non-conference against supposedly lesser opponents (Bemidji, Cornell, and Bobby Morris) we would be in a much better pairwise spot. Current pairwise is 17. Change the loss against Bemidji to a win, split with Cornell instead of getting swept, and don't go to OT against Robert Morris and you're sitting at 13. The road is exponentially tougher now needing wins against Western and ASU/DU. It just emphasizes how important those early games really are.

Well there’s what we hope happens and what we think most likely will happen.

Can we add Jackson Blake to the list?

There is also one in Moorhead. So yes, this would be four for the area.

Because they are spending all their money on football and hoops?

Map shows 3 Chipotle's in Fargo...I thought you were good at keeping track of Chippaz?

So now UND is the Grambling of the midwest?

You're not wrong...I just want to see this team come out and give it their all. Win or lose.

If the guys show up and play their asses off we can't complain about the outcome; win or lose. If they decide to play a "full 30", then people will have the right to raise some serious questions about the direction of the program. I'm just hoping we put the guys on the ice that give UND the best chance to win.

I think we have a bingo!

Hey, not everyone makes the conference tournament, much less earn a trip to St Paul.

I think the only exit interview is when gfhockey says "we didn't want/need him anyway".

If a guy is truly leaving because he feels he not getting the development to help him to the next level (whatever that may be), then I would agree it's a black eye for the program. I don't know enough about the money being offered to these guys but if Michigan or BC is offering 6 figures plus through the NIL or some other back channel, it will be tough to keep your better players.

That appears to be correct; at least for now. ================================================================= Generally, international NCAA athletes on F-1 student visas are restricted from accepting NIL money in the U.S. due to visa restrictions that limit their ability to work, but they can engage in NIL activities in their home country. Here's a more detailed explanation: F-1 Visa Restrictions: Almost all international student-athletes in the U.S. are on F-1 student visas, which limit their ability to work while in school. NIL and "Work": The question of whether NIL deals constitute "work" for purposes of visa restrictions remains open, and new developments in the world of NIL and college athletics have continued to muddy the waters. NIL Activities in Home Country: International athletes can accept and promote NIL deals in their home countries, as these activities are not subject to U.S. visa restrictions. Passive Engagements: While NIL opportunities are prohibited, foreign athletes are allowed to profit from "passive" engagements, such as merchandise sales or EA sports video game licensing agreements. Federal Change Needed: Ultimately, according to nvgt.com, federal change is needed in order for international student athletes to benefit from NIL to the same extent as their U.S. counterparts.