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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.

Hopefully the game in Nashville can get a few guys to stay around for their Senior season, like Mismash, Kawaguchi and Kiersted. Probably not enough incentive to pass up a contract waived in front of you, but if you aren't going to make the big club right away, it definitely could be a lifetime memory for these guys, just like for the fans.

It's just like the debate that people have on restaurants, people have good and bad experiences everywhere. I have heard plenty of good and bad things about Altru, and likewise I have heard plenty of good and bad things about Sanford.

Jack Works from Okotoks seems to be putting up decent numbers for a 2001 year, and has got a great last name for a North Dakota player.

That is the kind of call you can get at home in a playoff event. The NCAA doesn’t seem to care as much about that kind of advantage when it means making more money at the FCS level. They don’t want competitive disadvantage at FBS, but money seems to take precedent at FCS.

Plenty of tickets available for sale at the Ralph on a weekly basis.

This seating chart doesn't have 200 level sections like the chart that the Champions Club sent with their email. I assume the 200 level corresponds with S1 through S40.

It's funny how a lot of the networks are so self righteous about certain things, but then soon forget them when they have a chance to profit. Remember the Urban Meyer scandal, and now one of the networks has him as a commentator. Michael Irvin and Ray Lewis weren't exactly choir boys either. It all depends on whose standard they want to go by. I'm sure there are a lot of things that go on in locker rooms by players and coaches alike that wouldn't meet the new standards for ethical behavior. I have a feeling you will see more and more players getting called out if there are axes to grind from the past.