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No goal. Goal waved off

3-2 Mavs!! Kaip's punching bag nets this one. But it's being reviewed.

Here's the whole list of WCHA teams that have won the regular season title and the national title. 1952-53 Minnesota/Michigan 1956-57 Colorado College 1957-58 North Dakota/Denver (These teams actually faced each other in the national title game) 1959-60 Denver 1960-61 Denver 1964-65 Michigan Tech 1967-68 Denver 1976-77 Wisconsin 1979-80 North Dakota 1986-87 North Dakota 1989-90 Wisconsin 1996-97 Minnesota/North Dakota 2004-05 Colorado College/Denver

Yea, the Internet knows everything.

Denver and CC were co-champs in 04-05, and Denver won the national title. In 96-97, UND and UM were co-champs and UND won the title. 89-90, Wisconsin won the Cup and the national title. 86-87, UND got both (Unless I missed something)

What channel? EDIT: Nevermind, found it. Actually, I thought this channel was supposed to be showing this weekend's UND/UMD series. That's what Charter Mainstreet said a few weeks ago when they showed UND/MSU-M

Miller is on the trip and will likely replace Trupp tomorrow.

Kneeing SECTION 33. A player shall not use the knee in such a manner as to foul an opponent. PENALTY: Minor or major or disqualification at discretion of the referee. In case anybody was curious.

Guess the Sioux aren't keeping UMD to fewer than 20 shots. Oh well.

Sweeny still has no more info on Trupp.

Shots 33-18 Sioux

How about giving one to Stalock for chasing down Vande after the play?

"Brothers don't shake hands, brothers gotta hug!!" (Sorry, Tommy Boy is on TV right now)

12 minutes.

I've got a feeling it's a knee ligament. Not good.

How many of these offsides calls are because they're a little out of sync due to the smaller neutral zone?

I'm glad I'm not the only one who has noticed that. The last one I saw had our guy completely out of the crease (he had just skated through as the whistle was being blown), and after clearing the crease he took a shot from a UMD player.

As far as I understand, yes, just a week or so, of training camp. Seems to me like the best training facilities would be top of the list when it comes to choosing a place to practice.

It's not all moot, though. If they are going to be somewhere other than "home" for training camp, why wouldn't they want the best of facilities to train?

Being that it's the Minnesota Wild means it would make just as much sense to go to REA as it would to go to Kohl Center. Except when it comes to training facilities, REA has most places beat. Or is it common to have a 10,000 square foot weight room?

That's what I thought, too. The RNC is Sept 1-4, and the hockey season doesn't start until the end of the September at the earliest. I can't imagine it would take longer than that to convert the boxes from TV studios back to suites.

I'm sure the players would enjoy the facilities offered right at the arena. They seem to enjoy playing the exhibition there every fall. Except for scheduling conflicts I don't know why they'd pick anywhere else, except travel time/distance to deal with.

I seem to recall that it used to be that "bad wins" actually hurt you during the regular season, and were only negated during conference playoffs, since the best teams are playing the worse teams. Maybe I'm wrong, but I don't remember the asterisk showing up throughout the entire season in the past.

Remember how hard the trips to Alaska always are. Tough to play UAA in Alaska, and it always makes the following weekend difficult as well, it seems. Plus, they've still got guys recovering from the walk back from the World Jr Tournament.

He got a 10 minute misconduct for mouthing off to the ref at the end of that game, didn't he? Great way to end your Hobey contending senior season.