Dean

Links, please.

Do you have any links?

Perhaps you should have used a smiley at the end of the sentence, then.

Good grief, you sound like a broken record.

This team isn't clutching their sticks a little tight right now. They are clutching their throats.

I believe Lasch was centered by Dey in both games last weekend while Nodl and Roe were shifted around in both games. Motzko may opt to stack a line to try to create some mismatches because they will have the last change this weekend.

For those who receive USA Hockey Magazine, check out the January 2008 issue with the supplement on inline hockey. There's a pretty good article about TJ's early hockey roots and how he initially started honing his skills playing inline hockey.

Agreed. Although, St. C is near the bottom of the league, they could surprise if they take care of things in their defensive zone. Offensively, I think they are alright with Lasch, Roe, and Nodl.

The point is..........you have to beat the best to be the best. To date, we've been marginal in doing so.

But, those teams have beaten the cup cakes.

Well said, hockeydog. It's hard to argue with those facts.

True, at least we didn't lose to RIT. However, we were manhandled the majority of the weekend against a team that lost to RIT. Also, can somebody modify the title of this thread. Some people's spelling on this forum is atrocious. Thanks much.

This is also a chance that we might not be there either.

Guess what? The playoffs don't begin today so it really doesn't matter. I think we need to worry about our team instead of worrying about how soft a schedule Miami has played. The fact of the matter is that we are not consistent and unless this trend is reversed, we aren't going to be going very far in the playoffs.

You're welcome.

I would take Bickel over Joe on our team, any day.

Here's our halo............

Slap Shot: You'll have to forgive Goon. His reading comprehension and forming a coherent thought (and grammar for that matter) aren't what they should be.

FHG: You've got to realize that we have alot of fans that take more pride in a Holy Cross win over your team, than cheering on and being proud of our team. It only conveys a certain envy with those fans. Sad, really that these same fans have such a complex considering our team has such a proud and rich history.

It's about time you realize that I'm a hockey expert. Apparently Dave Hakstol agrees with the assessment of the supposed "non-offsides" call: Said Sioux coach Dave Hakstol: "Our guy brought it in. It was a good call."

You already ready told me? I see that your education has done you wonders. I should point out, however, I don't have a sister. You must have me confused with somebody else.

Awww, isn't that a special little rant. Better go tell mommy. BTW, who is P.J. Lamoureaux?

BTW, who is P.J. Lamoureaux?

Here's your halo... Also, you may want to read up on your rulebook regarding offsides. Unfortunately, the way the rulebook is written, Wheeler was not offsides on the play that he scored his goal.

I know what you mean. I'm a big baseball fan and I'm sick of being forced to watch the Cubs on WGN and the Braves on TBS. They should show a wider variety of teams being they are broadcast nationally.