The Whistler

That's basketball. Just so you know.

Split.

I thought you had to go a bit further south than Omaha for that.

I liked it.

I think it has something with us not getting outscored. Or something.

I'd pay to watch that.

Let's just hope they always call those both ways.

It was IMO a major boarding. Of course calling it checking from behind doesn't raise any confidence in the sentience of Sheppard or Hunt. Thankfully the Badger got up.

I hope you make it back HOME soon.

Suppose there are two bad calls. In the first team A scores a powerplay goal. in the second power play there's no score. How did that even out? Whether or not the bad calls were "equal" the officials still screwed up the game.

Unless your dad is the coach, the good players should want to play on a team where they have to earn their way into the lineup.

Sure, just letting the bad officiating slide is going to result in it changing. The officials are well paid and we deserve to have some consistency in how they call it.

A loss in OT is the same as in regulation in college hockey. I like the NHL system, but doubt we'll see it any time soon.

Brad Sheppard (33) and 9-C.J. Beaurline Sheppard was the one closest to that take down of Malone in the last minutes, not that I think we would have scored for sure. Goon put the numbers on his website. I have this page saved on my phone's bookmarks. http://ndgoon.blogspot.com/2010/09/wcha-officials-numbers.html

We had plenty of chances to win the game. We need to put those away.

The sioux had the puck. That's why no one knew what was up. Quick whistle

Well I never had any respect for him, but I think it's a legitimate question whether or not they'd make that call in that situation all the time. If they would there's nothing to complain about, if not then....

It's not a rule? I didn't hear the whistle, but the Sioux players didn't like the shot. I'm not saying that it should be called at that point of the game, but I don't think it was a makeup call either.

It's a rule and everything.

What were you in for?

Malone out, Davidson in. But we don't need to goon it up.

A kid gets hurt that badly and the league hands out a suspension. Fine I can live with that, but for the life of me I have no idea how Malone could have played it different.

Thoughts and prayers to him and his family. http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_16484927

It was a shoulder to shoulder hit. He was doing something with his feet, but he certainly didn't jump. After the hit the bodies went flying. I thought it was a clean hit and I'd be pissed if that call went against us.