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I had problems with it two weeks ago. I don't know what the problem was, but I know it didn't work in IE two weeks ago, and it works in Chrome this week. (I wasn't able to watch the games last week.) Try a different browser and it might work.

My only complaint (outside of the shootout problem which I think has been mentioned ), was that I couldn't go full screen with it. When I would click the "Full" button it would show a black screen that said "Press esc to leave full screen mode" or something like that, and it wouldn't never show the pictures. The audio continued, though. I had to watch the game in the small window the whole time. This was in Internet Explorer on Windows 7 on a laptop. I didn't try another browser, though I probably should have. I've never had issues with IE so it rarely crosses my mind to try a different browser. Jayson, any word on when Neulion will catch up with the times and ditch Flash in favor of HTML5?

Exact same for me. Now I can't get it back at all. .... Just got it back. I had the video popped out. I closed that, then restarted it in the main browser window and it started working again. Slightly annoying but that's been my only issue all night. No buffering issues at all. And pretty good quality, too.

Anybody else having problems going Full Screen?

Not a single moment of buffering for me here in Lakeville.

Am I the only one who doesn't like the green breezers and helmets? I liked the contrast of the black and white with the green in the jerseys.

Anybody else getting just a black screen when they click "Full"? It looks good in the small window, but I want full screen.

But how much non-stop complaining will there be when the helmets, jerseys and breezers don't perfectly match? I predict it starts during warmups on Sunday.

Are you normally allowed to leave and re-enter? I've never been to an event at an arena where you could leave and come back for any reason. At most of them, if you want to smoke there is a specific area where you can leave and be an a corral of sorts outside, or a balcony, but never actually leave the facility and come back in. I appreciate this new rule. I hate when the person I'm sitting next to smells like smoke. I usually end up having to find a different place to sit, but that's not always an option.

Doesn't the app need to support Apple TV in order to broadcast it to your TV? Or would you just run it full screen on your iPad and mirror the screen to your TV? I don't have one but I'm considering it.

You do realize SCSU has more students than UND, right? I'm not sure I would qualify UND as "a very small" school.

That's VERY good to hear (about using HTML5 instead of Flash). Now that you mention it, I emailed them a couple months ago asking why they were still using an old, archaic technology to stream the content (Flash) and I never got a response from them. Hopefully they get this transition done quickly.

Is this broadcast produced by Midco?

Is this really a single camera broadcast? I just turned it on and it's been AWFUL!

What channel on DirecTV is this game going to be on?

The url for their API is something like API.twitter.com/1.1 now, instead of just /1. It also returns a .json file instead of .xml Hope that helps

Kristo is 22. Came to UND as an 18 year old.

Very cool! Funny that it's also "Gopher Women's Hockey National Championship Day" in Minnesota today. http://kstp.com/sports/stories/S2997938.shtml?cat=7

18,184 http://collegehockeystats.net/1213/boxes/mquiyal1.a13

Or you can just click the little grey arrow next to his name in the quote box.

What's this "Samford" you speak of, neoflex?

If the goalie isn't in his crease he should be responsible for himself. Why shouldn't the goalie get called for interference for getting in the way of Mark going to the puck? Goalies shouldn't get that kind of special treatment.

BS call! There was no way there was "indisputable evidence" that the goal was not good.

Yale goalie looked to knock the net off. The puck went in off the Yale players skate. Doesn't matter that the net came off. The new rule states that if the puck "would have" gone in successfully, they have to call it a goal. There's not nearly enough evidence to overturn that call, so since it was called a goal on the ice, it should be left as a goal.

That will hard to overturn. Had they called no-goal, they'd probably have to leave it at that, too.