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Overall, the Sioux power play is at 13.3%. In the WCHA, it's 18.8%.

It's already been done, but not by me.

That's the game. UAA 6, SCSU 3. I can't believe that Dahl didn't start Coole -- not that he played all that well, either.

Glencross scores for UAA. It's 6-3 Seawolves. About 2 minutes left.

Third period is underway between UAA and SCSU. Seawolves kill the penalty. Back to 5-on-5. SCSU back on the power play. UAA kills it. 14:14 left. Still 5-3 UAA. 10:43 left in the game. UAA leads 5-3.

Me too. I might be tempted to break a pencil in half to vent my frustration.

At the end of the 2nd period, it's UAA 5, SCSU 3. The Huskies will be on the power play when the 3rd period starts.

The Seawolves seemed to have it under control with a 1-0 lead about half way through the third period. Then their defense just fell apart and gave up four goals in quick succession. I'd like to see UAA get the win tonight, too.

Good thing you don't have to play.

Seawolves score on a power play goal by Glencross. It's 5-3 UAA in the 2nd at 13:18. Fournier is having a pretty good game. Coole replaced Boron in the second period. The Seawolves have scored two on him this period.

Yep. When the score changes, I'll post it.

After Adam Coole held UAA to one goal Friday night, Dahl decided it would be a good idea to start freshman goalie Tim Boron. He gave up three goals in the first period.

It's Alaska-Anchorage 4, SCSU 3 early in the second period.

I suspect that it would be fine with Blais, too.

And I'm sure that you'd find a way to choke back the tears if you had to do that.

Well, you need to tell me when we're trying to be cloudy so I can cooperate.

I'm sure that they are together on the power play at times, but they are not starting and playing together at even strength.

They are not playing together as a line. Bochenski is playing with Porter and Genoway. Parise is playing with Murray and Stafford.

That goes without saying.

I agree. As Blais said at the beginning of the season, he'd talk to the officials about calling obstruction more and they'd talk about where they're going to call it. Apparently nobody has told them that a penalty is a penalty, no matter when or where it happens.

I like how Greene says that he's not complaining about the refs, but he wanted to ring Campion's neck last night.

Greene says that he's broken four dozen sticks this season!

End of first period: MTU 0, UND 0.

MTU kills it.

Holding on MTU at 16:12.