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2 rounds above Tom Brady.

Did we win a banner with him? Simple question. No? Grindah.

One thing that has to work in our favor: UND hockey, through this site, has a huge pool of experts that would be of considerable consulting value to any player with NHL aspirations. We know college hockey like Bo knew football.

Sanderson doesn’t count? Granted, with Sanderson’s frequent absence, the change in goal may be a bigger factor.

That and I just know my low back is going to be f cking awful.

So many 170 lb. gorillas in the room.

The Tims were the best hockey broadcast team I recall

The forwards (and D) have been real weak covering bodies in front of the net this year and seem to have tightened that up lately. When the goalies don't gobble up pucks, that becomes even more important.

Katie's sister?

I think these guys showed they are capable of winning the conf. tourney. That includes goaltending. Not likely, but a fighting chance.

Re: Gaber and the setups. Hain and Blake set the table for him, but we often lament how we lack finishers. Gaber is a finisher.

And you went out there and put on a goofy helmet and rode your bicycle around the ice.

Thanks. Great to see the Ralph rocking again.

Has the game-winning goal vid been posted here?

Picking nits here, because Gaber obviously busts his azz out there, including on the forecheck, but one thing I noticed is that he usually skates away from his teammates when he scores, as if to separate himself from his linemates. I readily accept that I may be full of shyt once again.

They definitely lack a player leader. It may be a challenging group to lead, but either way . . . .

Seems like half their games are not on nchc tv

You add a little age to a lotta age . . .

Close: Mocrusher

Your liver has surprised you in the past.

Also, commit a penalty or give up a goal within 60 seconds of scoring a goal.

If and when it's time to replace Berry, it will be easy to find people with a better understanding of what it takes to recruit elite talent and win titles. There are dozens of those on this website alone. Levity. Levity.

I agree, and that is complicated somewhat by the fact that a lot of players are no longer coming to college directly from their hometown programs anymore. They live and play in another, usually larger, city to play hockey that is more competitive than they would see in HS.

They were pretty bad during my undergrad years (71-75). Fans stuck with them, though.

Thing is, the refs aren't put in a position to make that call if Kleven uses his head just a little bit. Just a little.