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Probably because we have had success against them. Let's hope we can continue to "tolerate" them after this weekend!

So what is the deal with Hedquist, is he hurt? Haven’t seen his name in the lineup lately.

Vegas a week later could deter attendance for many UND fans.

I hope the coaches are addressing that with the players before it potentially costs us a game. On the road there can be some homer calls as it is, so don't give the officials a chance to use a judgement call against you.

Have one ticket for both Friday and Saturday versus Quinnipiac on the end UND shoots twice, Section 302A Row G. $25 each.

I know Hennessy isn’t too enamored with him. He has called him a jerk because of his attitude and arrogance, and he might have stood him up after saying he would do an interview. Listen to him this week and he might tell what his issues are with him.

How many did he get blocked? It seems to me that Blake’s skills go for naught if the power play always is aimed at getting Gaber the puck looping at the blue line and very few shots seem to be getting through because the opposition recognize what we are trying to do. If Gaber can find a few cross ice seams rather than shoot it every time it might be effective again. Our second power play unit seems to be less predictable. I always wanted Blake with Gaber, but now not sure if the puck will be in his hands enough with Gaber holding it much of the time. Maybe things just need a little more time to gel, as the coaches haven’t had too much time to work with the units, especially with the new freshmen and faces on the units.

…and I see today, he and Granlund are the first unit forwards on the penalty kill.

Nice to see Cole Smith get his first NHL point yesterday though.

I remember the anticipation about Jason because you kept hearing how he would be a difference maker having to wait out that transfer year. To say the least, he was worth the wait, similar to hearing about Jackson’s skills early on and waiting for him to get on campus.

But to be fair he had already played a year of college hockey at Ferris State and had to sit out a year at UND for transferring, so he had quite a bit of experience.

Do you put Albrecht in as the extra, rather than an extra defenseman and get him spot duty like they did with Sidorski last night?

What will be interesting to see is what they do in goal. How do you take someone out who had a shutout, but if Berry is looking to get a look at Hellsten’s progression from last year, this may be the best opportunity in a while with Quinnipiac, Minnesota, and the Hall of Fame game on the horizon.

For our head to head conference record, we sure could use them winning those games instead of losing them. Hopefully CC and Miami can improve non conference record as well.

McGlaughlin is going to be crazy good too. The way he can gain the line on the power play with speed and stick work is impressive. The great thing is that Dylan James will want to move up in the lineup and power play and get his share of attention as well. If we can keep that trio for 2 or 3 years, they could be dominant.

Had to have been someone else after this guy, but nothing comes to mind off hand. http://www.hockeydraftcentral.com/1984/84063.html

So then we should boot out Cirrus, a Chinese aviation company already currently here. An aviation company near the base seems like a bigger threat. I assume you will be fine paying a lot more in tax to make up for the loss to the tax base.

Guess I don't know how they infiltrate the base any better than a person in the aviation department posing as a UND student. If the Chinese wanted to do something I would guess they would camouflage it rather than have a big Chinese Company with supposed red flags do their dirty work. Do we propose kicking all the Chinese students off campus because they have the potential to be a security risk? Just a rhetorical question, I don't want to hijack this thread and make it about Fufeng. Speaking of licking their chops ...

https://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/display_players.php?tmi=8646 If you click on the birthplace, it sorts them. It only has one more, which is Brian Lee, although he played for Moorhead. It doesn't have a birthplace for Kaiser, but yeah, he played at North.

Kleven did play for Davies one season if I'm not mistaken.

Do they consider Aaron Walski from Fargo, even though he grew up in Grand Forks?

I have one ticket for each night against Holy Cross, Section 302 A, Row G on the end UND shoots twice. $20 each. Message me if interested.

Once he learns that he will create more space for himself when he dishes the puck more often, I think he could really become lethal. If the other team believes once he gets the puck it's like a vacuum, then they will key only on him, but if he gives and goes, he is likely to get it back anyway with the likes of Schmaltz, McGlaughlin or Blake.

To me, I would classify the Senden-Jammer-Hain line as a top 6 as typically you are talking scoring lines, and with their numbers last year in the games they were together they put up numbers, even playing against the best players on the other team. If you are talking minutes then, it would mean top six minutes as well. I suppose it is all semantics, but I would classify them as top 6, as they will be in minutes and possibly scoring.

Hmmm, I can't remember the last time somebody underestimated Holy Cross!