burd

Merry Christmas all of you. May you be well and with your families

Probably contributing

It was an aggravation then, and not a separate injury?

Careful about DU, though. All it takes is getting into the tournament--from there on only March and April matter.

What is the latest on Parks (other than day-to-day)?

Agree with all that, including the fact that the cfb on Senkbeil was a good call.

Well coached game by Hak. Reacted well to the cfb situation, which was bad but could have caused the boys to completely lose composure. I became a Gaarder fan last year, and he's still showing that desire on the ice. Kristo is showing some sick skills, but he is also showing a ton of hustle, especially on the forecheck.

How many shots did they get on the cfb

Charging hits can be clean

You would be more accurate saying you can't trust Senkbeil not to make a stupid play after his team has ALL the momentum.

No reason to complain about that cfb.

I thought the same thing last night. Players were continually having the puck slide back in their skates, like happens when there is water on the ice. But that was a great college hockey game to watch last night. Call me disloyal, but I'd rather watch one like that than a 5-1 slopfest, even if the Sioux win (minus playoff implications, of course).

This camera and production crew has to be smoking something.

Ken and Glenn Boyeff were pretty good athletes in Minot in their day.

Not Ken or Glenn?

I watch this cc broadcast and I think I'm in a technological time warp.

Wilbur, I'm sure you are completely different, but in my experience goalies live in their own world.

How do you leave Schwartz alone in the slot?

I'm sure Hak and the boys won't look at that goal and question whether it was a good or bad call but why the guy was uncovered at the goal mouth so long.

Still, that's a goal.

Good win. Call me crazy, but I didn't think the play was terrible in our own zone. They gave up a lot of shots, but they kept the puck on the perimeter pretty well, and many of those shots were easy saves. Not to say Saunders didn't play extemely well--he did. But they played as well in the D zone as they did in the O zone, where they had very little extended possession. Kristo is really playing well in all phases of the game, including PK. I like that Mac is usually good for a few good hits, but the guy takes too many penalties that have nothing to do with big hits. But they got it done against a good team in their own rink--that's about all you can ask of them.

It might. There is apparently a real nasty virus out there sometimes imbedded in programs like this that will keep taking you to GPL until you lose it and become a drooler if you don't destroy your computer in time. You won't even know it's happening until you can't count to 7. So be careful.

If you are planning on watching this game online I strongly suggest you stop by Walgreens and pick up some dramamine for the floating Tiger heads. If they don't make you sick they will drive you batsh!t.

Amazing how the college game has changed. Greg Johnson scored 272 points and played for three of his four years with D Ward, who scored 219 points and 110 goals, and for at least one year with Lee Davidson, who scored 202 points. Also amazing that during those years I don't think the Sioux even made the tourney more than once or twice--though I might be wrong. Blame Hak.

But you can't say the offense if fine if you are ignoring the defensive and bachchecking responsibilities they are not living up to. The D zone is pretty big, and there are 5 defenders covering it.