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Different result, but they outplayed Denver tonight, unlike last night.

Dam Scheel plays position hockey.

This seems odd to say (and might be just wrong), but the Hawks seem to be playing a better game tonight. But I didn't see most of the first.

Starting in late January, they have 8 games in a row against UMD, SCSU, DU, and WMU. Think of the PW move they can make during that stretch.

This DU team could hang 5 or 6 on us with a few more bounces.

He has them playing good defense. Two in a row where he's gotten us wins against better teams. Now we just need to get some high end offensive talent in our rink.

Here's an example of us fans feeling good about the game because we won. Denver more or less dominated the game for at least 40 minutes. Had they won, we would have been complaining again how unprepared to play we were and how our recruiting sucks. Scheel was huge, and despite Shaw's mistake, our defense was very solid.

Absolutely

Scheel is really composed.

It's not that. They are working hard, but Denver has a pretty clear speed and skill edge.

Denver definitely playing a more skilled skating and passing game.

He was a good hockey coach.

I tend to assume a guy who is in the habit of taking bad penalties might not be too smart, at least as to IQ (Ice quotient). Bad habit.

No problem with Alex and Jake. Or Kober, for that matter. Tim's color guy, on the other hand . . . Yup Yup Yup

Looks like WMU's gonna beat UMD. Scored with 9 seconds left

I don't understand how a captain can take those kinds of penalties against a team like DU.

Boys playing very well, but you can see how this DU team could turn things around in a hurry.

Is an ACL injury considered as bad in hockey as it is in football? Different body mechanics and all . . . .

You really must be impressed with this Hawks team.

Those Catholics believe that if you can get pregnant you can commit to a college hockey program. You just can't undo your commitment.

He's now fixating on your lack of punctuation after his name.

When they blocked Ray Guy's punt against Oakland, I thought it was going to be their year--nobody blocked Ray Guy. But that good fortune didn't last long.

Their wives had to have been suspicious.

Records don't tell everything, but in Sandy's 18 full years at UMD, he has won 15 or fewer games seven times, less than 20 nine times, and has never won 30 or more. Beginning his fourth year, when the team was all his, he won 15, 11, 13, and 13 the next four years. His career at UMD has a LOT of mediocrity In Berry's three full years, he has won 17, 21, and 34. Not saying Berry is better than or as good as Sandy, but to be calling for his head in only his 4th year with those results is premature, to say the least.