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I don't think Harvard benefits from a lot of hockey bias, does it?

Interesting weekend in the B1G

with the snipers we have with extraordinary stick skills (and speed), I'm surprised our 3x3 results haven't been a lot better. Gotta be able to defend too, we've learned.

Its a piece sung by the Ledge Choir beginning when the opponent scores its second goal.

May the Pipe Gods be with us.

Close, but with decent goaltending even a poorly coached team that never plays a full 60 can beat empty helmets.

I don't know what the smile is about. We're gonna get creamed by a team that is not only faster, stronger, more skilled and better coached, but also smarter and better looking. Sigh. Anything worse that 10-0 DU is unacceptable.

Fun with smack!

The Hand of God.

The national audience needs to witness hockey in the Lumberdome. Probably not a lot different than it was 55 years ago, except that it's no longer natural ice.

This coming weekend is a huge opportunity to gain pairwise points without a similar level of risk (unlike playing a Miami or Niagara).

So good to hear from you, Swami. (Raises glass): To a weekend of exciting hockey between two worthy adversaries.

No, unless he did so recently. He just stopped posting over on uscho hockey threads after some people were apparently getting personal. Wonderful fund of hockey knowledge, and he stayed away from the political threads, as I recall. He would post here now and then when UND and DU played each other.

Man, those first two lines have some puck skill.

About this time I miss Puck Swami’s contributions to college hockey discussions generally and DU specifically. I don’t recall whether he posted on this board, but he added a great deal to any discussion he joined.

Every year Sioux fans agonize over Michigan getting so many chippahs, worrying over their advantage with the development program and NIL money. Yet there they sit in 5th place in their own conference (which is admittedly very good this year). They might put it all together for the Tournament, but the grass is not looking greener there.

They're just jockeying for position on that coveted Domination Banner.

One habit I think Sioux players have shown is a tendency to coast to the puck and try to win the battle by poke-check. Part of what I loved about Matt Jones is that he ALWAYS skated hard to the puck.

I was afraid to say it, but I thought they’d lose last night by 10-15 goals. I feel the same way about tonight. Their announcers are right: SCSU is by far the best team in the NCHC, probably the country. Bunch of their guys must have been dealing with the flu or something last night.

Yeah, I really like him and think he will be a very important part of their future success. Has to adjust a little to the physical side of the game at this level, but he sees the ice well, has huge stick skills, a quick release, and works hard.

Rocco often dished to guys who were not ready for it. He could see open guys before they saw themselves. Wasted talent sometimes in that others were just not playing at his quickness level.

Having Perron on your line is a little like having R Grimaldi on it.

I don't see it as too simplistic if your position is hased on some hockey facts or factors, which I think yours is.

Nice to see some real, honest-to-god hockey talk, whether one agrees with it or not, instead of simplistic declarations of staff or player incompetence or generalized opinion that the program fails to meet expectations. There are a lot of very knowledgeable hockey fans here, and it would be nice to hear more specifics. Won't come from me, though--I'm not one of them. Love the game, which is enough to be a fan but not enough to be an informed critic.

Amazing that this team has not lost in regulation since the first weekend in Nov