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Obvious blown call, but you stand in the blue trying to score with a loose puck and the goalie down at your feet, you get body slammed. That's The Code.

Agree with all that. But with the level of parity in college hockey these days, a couple of pipes or deflections can be the difference in just about any game.

This Western team can be dangerous, despite their record.

That's a fair point

Since they frozen four is so important, I think they should have shootouts after one period of OT, then let each team use three alumni for shooters. UND? Oh, I don't know . . .

Must be a software program for this. If not, there will soon will be at some NCHC school.

The guy behind the net? At what point did he signal goal?

It's one of those mysterious time-delay things. They didn't see the puck bouncing around in the net until time was about to expire in OT.

I was about to admit I was wrong on this penalty deal til I remembered that you guys are completely full of shyt

With all due respect, whether Moore's hit was worthy of a game or not, it was not in the same class of dirty as the Paukovich hit on Bina.

I'm trying to get there, but it sounds like you do not think it was a late hit, but all clipping penalties should be gamers.

The fact that he did not have the puck is a good point, and it seems like a more important factor than the hit itself, and that might deserve a game or more. But it's more of this "finishing your checks" stuff that I've always had some problem with. Drake had just touched the puck shortly before that, and guys get run all the time after they have lost contact with the puck. I'm not justifying it--more hits should get called that fall under finishing checks, IMO. Would that check have been a minor if Drake had still been carrying the puck? Honest question--I don't know.

I don't question that, and I also don't pretend to know the rules very well. But just because Drake flipped and came down on his head doesn't automatically mean it's a game hit, does it? A good hip check will do that, and it wasn't a blind side hit or Drake would not have jumped to avoid the check. But like I say, I don't know the rules. Important thing is that he's ok.

This will be unpopular, but Moore's hit did not seem like a game hit to me.

I think it's also due to the fact that our D generally do a good job of keeping the shots on the perimeter but we aren't big in front of the net, where the garbage goals get picked up. A lot of those low angle shots end up loose in front.

Thought so. Thx sprig

Explain to me again what the point distribution is for a SO win or loss in the NCHC

Tough stretch run ahead, so we need tonight's game. Western Michigan is really playing well. Each weekend is tougher because of it, but it's sure nice to be in the toughest conference in the country. Regardless how the Penrose turns out, the boys will be fire-hardened for the tourney.

wow, Jackson's sporting a he!! of a shiner!

What line will Boeser be playing on tonight?

Nice to see that Sioux fans aren't crowing about this on USCHO or GPL, though. It's good to be jacked about this, but it's good to show a little class too.

A finisher--something the Sioux need. Does getting Boeser jack up our chances of getting any other top recruits? btw: the stereotype really is true. From gpl: As for boeser being a big loss- UND fans will probably take this as sour grapes but I've thought since I heard the gophers were recruiting boeser that, although he is a great player, recruiting another top 6 forward isn't what this team needs. Then again, it's what the gopher coaching staff always seems to think is the solution meh, we didn't really want him.

And more "of those" Winnipegers in green and white

Michigan's young but talented team is getting more experience every weekend and will be a dangerous draw come tourney time. But they all are come tourney time.

The guy is an idiot--didn't even finish his own education.