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Think he signed his letter of intent, so would have to sit a year, but let’s face it UND wouldn’t be wanting him to come in next year anyway even if they were interested.

I see Grant Slukynsky has 50 points in 13 games for Warroad, including 4 goals and 5 assists tonight against Detroit Lakes. Sounds like Potulny got a good one at Northern Michigan. I believe his dad played at UND.

I thought Huntsville had a lot of dangerous plays this weekend, including the injuries to Bast and Bowen. It is very troublesome that the officials let a lot of those dangerous plays go. Of course that just follows suit to Don Adam’s officiating.

No, but that is the point. Players take major leaps even after two years of not being very productive. Guys like Adams and Wilkie are all of a sudden the studs of their teams, and guys like Bowen have upped their role player status by chipping in more offensively. What would our roster look like this year if we would have replaced Bowen or other upperclassmen with more freshmen. Guys like Pinto who produce from the start and are responsible on both ends are rare.

Taking the bad penalties seemed to call out a lack of respect for the competition. I was hoping we were past that after Canisius last year, but hopefully it is one more reminder for the guys lest we end up the number one overall seed and play a team that nobody thinks can win. St. Cloud knows that feeling times two, and I’m sure those games are harder to get over than if you lost to a top ten team. The What ifs certainly must be prevalent in those players and fan base. Oh, and can we quit calling players busts if they are slow starting out their careers. How many people wanted to start over fresh with all new players this year, getting rid of guys that are playing nice roles now. How good have guys like Adams and Bowen been this year, as well as Wilkie from Colorado College.

Not a good past week or so for Oklahoma. Maybe their performance against LSU hastened his decision.

...and the Hrkac Circus should have swept U.S. International, and that was with Tony Hrkac, not Wilbur and MM.

I get what you are saying, but people were saying the same thing about the Patriots against the Dolphins last week. When everybody thinks it's an easy win, sometimes the players do to.

I think the coaches usually will error on the side of giving the player a little more rest if it isn't a critical series.

His ppg is based on the number of games he has played.

Gaber is tied for the USHL goal lead.

Nick Portz was first star today for Tri City with two goals. Has 4 goals, 4 assists in his last 3 games, along with 16 shots.

Or BU for the last several years.

Pinto seemed to embellish a bit when he was hit in the first period as well.

Didn't we have it written into his contract that he can't leave without a National Championship? I know, don't joke around, lest the NCAA thinks you are serious!

https://www.ajhl.ca/media-centre/news-archives.html?rYear=&nID=13617 This seems to affirm him being that type of player.

Tickets in Vegas were $100. And just like Vegas, I suspect many of the people that bought will have a few seats to sell when it gets closer to the event. Things inevitably come up, and people that were on the fence about going will fall one way or the other, and their friends will have to dispose of some of those tickets.

As far as I can see it is. https://ssmathletics.org/sports/hockey/boys_prep/2019-20/Stats

While looking at his stats with Shattuck, I noticed Kunz has 27 goals, while the next closest has 16. I imagine he could potentially come in the same year as Morrow, if he keeps progressing. Hopefully they'll bring some power play chemistry together.

Let's just call it misguided.

No Wally World?

Would guess Thome would get a game against Alabama Huntsville as well to get him game time for insurance.

Poor Minnesota fans think that UND wouldn't let Penn State have any tickets, that is why it will be 99 percent UND fans in Nashville. Seems to me there were 4000 or so seats when they went on sale to the general public. Of course it has to be embarrassing for them that they had an opportunity to squeeze UND fans out of Mariucci. How did that end up working out? Get 4000 fans in your home arena, then complain about UND fans squeezing out the competition at a neutral site.

Not all tight ends can pull away from defensive backs like Kleinsasser, but I imagine he will fit into our offensive scheme nonetheless.

That was kind of the same situation with Orleans Arena in Vegas last year. The number of times they had to halt play because of the boards was crazy.