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NCHC has been the cream of the crop since its birth. So far this year, the B1G has more presence at the top, but that will hopefully change down the stretch. BU and BC are bound to show up at some point, but nobody will miss them if they don’t. Nice to go into the break with high hopes. Tougher half lies ahead.

True (and satisfying), but the Big is very good this year, even with a teenie weenie Minnie.

In fairness, that means Wilbur was having memory issues when it first came into use.

Yeah. It may be updating , but it’s a lot of work

Equally noticeable is their pinching and pushing the forecheck. They concede very little and yet they seem to maintain coverage behind.

Which one faced better opposition?

Yup. It’s true that you can only beat the teams you play, but the second half will be less forgiving. Denver, ASU away, UMD away, WMU away . . . along with the other usual suspects. OTOH, this is a very young team and should improve accordingly.

These are better days, baby Better days are shining through

When I first saw your post, gf, I thought you said “We need a bong please.” I don’t know why I would think such a thing.

Every year I tend to think of Wilbur as a freshman, when he is probably old enough to get the senior discount in his tuition.

Nice, goon.

It will be very interesting (and informative) to see how it goes this weekend.

And “sometimes I wish” is not the same as “I regret.”

Very true, but young hockey players view world juniors as a very big deal, and I suspect there’s an emotional drain that becomes physical.

In today’s commercial air travel, that’s a lot of opportunities for things to get fouled up. God loves Sioux hockey, though, so there’s that.

Depends on the mom.

You’re all caveman, Sic.

Boys were outworked, IMO, but got the W anyway.

On an unrelated matter, Goon, I recently had a vid show up on my phone of Bobby scoring a sick NHL shootout goal. Very cool.

I may have asked before, but is he related to Dustin?

He’s so good on two on ones.

We apparently don’t need them.

Teammate of Greg Johnson?

A Ledgie, by any other name, would sound as sad.

Ledgies need to be up there to feel whole and will head to the elevators on moments notice.