BigGreyAnt41

He certainly does. And I expected a lot from him from what I had read. Maybe he'll be one of those who has a huge breakout sophomore season. Yeah...we're only seven games into the season so he's got a lot of time, but I expected more.

The same thing happened in the Wild game yesterday. It happens.

Roughing

Is it just me, or is the audio feed noticeably ahead of the video right now?

And now do we really just get 15 minutes of silence?

This way we're all wearing "yellow tinted glasses". :-D I crack myself up...

There it goes!

Glad I'm not the only one reading the rules and seeing that it was clearly supposed to be called a 5 minute major.

Penticton taught him a few things, apparently.

Done!

If you go right by the rule book, while it does say it's a minor or major at the refs discretion, it also says "Any penalty in relation to this rule along the boards or into the goal cage must be a major penalty and a game misconduct or disqualification."

That's about as textbook CFB as it gets. Should be 5 and the game.

Not sure what your setup is, but it shouldn't be complicated at all. Open your browser to nchc.tv, log in, navigate to the game, click to watch it. Or if you have an Apple TV or Roku, download the app, login, select the game to watch it.

Glad to know it wasn't just me. Now it came back, but it's jumping around a bit.

Did the stream just drop for anybody else?

I was wondering the same thing.

My earliest memory of a Bisons game goes to 2004 when I remember Travis Zajac, as a freshman, killing off almost an entire Manitoba power play by himself.

Let Dave Tippet be head coach. He's got more experience. Hak can assist.

The Blues/Avs game tonight is the NHL.TV Free Game today.

Oh, you're talking about the grandkid Lou, not grandpa Lou. That's quite a difference. I assumed "the" Lou Nanne was stepping away from all things hockey, and that didn't make sense to me.

I've been thinking about this since Friday. I'm totally OK with reviewing for offsides, but like you said, only if the goal was scored on a rush. I'd like to see a time limit set on how far back they can go to look for offsides. For example, if the puck entered the zone more than five or ten seconds prior to the goal being scored (which is a lot of time when you're talking about a line rush), and the linesman called it onside, then it shouldn't be allowed to be overturned. Obviously Hoff being two inches further too far forward on zone entry didn't affect the outcome of the play considering how much play went on between zone entry and goal score, but it cost us the game even though during the flow of game play the linesman said it was ok. I understand why they called it the way they did and I won't complain about it, because they called it by the rule book. But in the same way they changed the "crease violation" rule after the 2003 (I think) National Championship game, I think this rule needs to be looked at.

Source?

Parallax has nothing to do with Hoff being over the line. The only way for him to have been not across the line but still appear across the line would be if his skate was lifted up. Still offsides.

Enough for the refs apparently.

Played at Michigan, I think