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So if they challenged both, and both were wrong, they would have lost their timeout and get a penalty, correct? If you challenge both I wonder if the refs look at it like you are throwing something at the wall hoping to make it stick, which may work to their disadvantage.

They did challenge for offsides on one of Penn State’s goals. It looked like a better challenge would have been for goalie interference on that goal.

Cooper Simpson with the only goal of the game, the overtime winner for Tri City. Carson Pilgrim doesn’t seem to be putting up numbers lately. Don’t know if he was injured, but was out of the lineup a few times, so maybe his ice time has been reduced.

Hate to state the obvious, but the run you talk about hasn’t happened which is the reason for the change, something that is met with only excuses of injuries, etc., like no team can overcome adversity.

Too bad we aren’t able to take advantage of the type of atmosphere at Allentown, at our regionals at Scheels.

Oh, I don’t know, maybe a lot of the reasons people on this site have given for thinking a change was in order. Giving only the positive stats and ignoring the others doesn’t give a complete picture, and I thought being a journalist was to give both sides of issues and let the readers decide for themselves.

Did I say that? Just saying don’t be incredulous about the firing if that was going on and was known.

Then if this dust up with Jackson is true beyond the Jamernik issue, why is Schlossman making it all about Berry’s record? Of course the record alone in the playoffs should be reason enough for a top tier program.

Is Schlossman completely out of the loop on everything? He always seems to be playing catch up on a lot of the behind the scenes stuff. Not saying he should repeat it, but if this stuff is true it wouldn’t be all about the wins, losses narrative he is pushing.

With no league wins, don't know we could ask any more from Miami than the 3 non conference wins.

How else would you propose to measure leagues against each other. Fine don't use non-conference records, then we can have a tournament with all leagues like the CCHA and Atlantic hockey who have good records in conference play.

I don't think Berry himself would agree with your logic. Win the games you are supposed to. Since UND hasn't won a tournament game in forever, does that mean the pairwise was wrong to have them in the tournament?

The bottom line is that the league has to win the non conference games, and they didn't do that. It is that simple. Our best team, Western, split with Michigan, and lost to Michigan State and Boston College, nevermind the rest of our league not taking care of their business in non conference.

I have no problem with his call on the play, but I would love to know if he has backtracked since. If he is still sticking to the outrage after watching the replays, then he probably would have complained about the outcome regardless of that play.

If it isn't a rule, it will be brought up in the next rules session. About time that Minnesota has to be at the forefront of some rule change brought about because of some grey area resulting in a loss in the National Tournament.

I think most of us thought it was a bad no call when it happened, but to not be able to look at that and come to the conclusion that it wasn't as cut and dried as first thought is insane. A gopher fan at work at least admits on replay it wasn't something that should be called in overtime. So if they call it and Minnesota scores, then you definitely have a reason to be mad if you are UMass. At the very least, if the guy did touch him, you have to question if it was a dive, because it couldn't have been much contact, and diving if you are a defenseman making a rush is always a calculated risk, especially in overtime.

You always say stuff like that, like it is fact. Remember we were going to go 3-9 the last 12 of the regular season, never mind your individual game predictions where you thought it was going to be ugly. UND wasn't good, we get that, but they did beat some good teams down the stretch with some guys out of the lineup.

We have too many dyslexic fans!

Yes, the trifecta!

Exactly, lawyers and politicians.

Watching the gophers and all of the odd, 71, 81, & 91 numbers, was wondering at what point UND allows those numbers. With a lot of leagues, and especially Major Junior donning those numbers, I am guessing it is a matter of time.

UMass needs to jump on Minnesota early before they shake the rust off.

There were stories out there when he decommitted from Miami.

Mismash.

Pretty sure he was kidding.