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Nice dive, Frazee. Did a flea hit you?

Put it on goal boys, put it on goal.

The only thing I can think of is that they blew the whistle for man in the crease and not goalie interference. That would explain no penalty call.

Charging has nothing to do with getting your hands or arms up.

I didn't realize that hockey was a non-contact sport.

We need to get some pressure on Frazee. I don't like the way this game is going. It's reminding me too much of the Final Five game.

I get ya now.

Yes, I agree on that. Dunc's penalty was a legit call.

Sorry, but it wasn't. There was no reason for Oshie to do that. He had the speed and the angle.

Just looked at the play frame-by-frame. Oshie had the speed and the angle. The only reason Peltier was able cut him off was by getting his stick in front of Oshie and hooking him up high with it. That's why his lower body kept going and his upper body fell backward. BS call on a legitimate scoring oportunity.

That's exactly what I was thinking. Call a neutral-ice hook, but then don't call anything on a breakaway scoring opportunity? That's BS.

What would we do without the Gopher voice of objectivity to guide us?

Oshie was hooked. Big time. Terrible non-call.

Uh oh. Lammy answers the jersey pop with the glove flash.

Another big save by Lamoureux.

We're getting outworked right now.

Lamoureux is saving our bacon right now.

Great save by Phil. Who was the Sioux d-man who gambled and gave up the 2-on-1?

Designed play.

Yeah baby! We're right back in it!

Phil's trying to do too much.

This seems appropriate.

Different goalies have different syles. Wasn't Patrick Roy a goalie who played with his emotions on his sleeve? It didn't always work for him, but it usually did. While I agree that Phil sometimes lets his emotions get the better of him, it can also work to UND's advantage. Brad Schlossman said that in UND's game at Bemidji at a time during the third period when the Beavers were getting shot after shot on Lamoureux, after one great save he took the puck to the faceoff dot, slammed it down and gave his teammates a tongue lashing. After that, the Sioux tightened up their defense and kept Bemidji bottled up in their own end for most of the rest of the game.

I thought it was one of your better posts.

I also wondered if that wasn't the case. After Phil settled down, he was fantastic. Of the first three goals Michigan scored, one was a fluke and two were off of bad Sioux defensive plays and great Michigan plays. I doubt if Phil even saw the puck on those two goals before it was in the net. Of the two goals he gave up at the start of the second period, one was weak and the other was directly off his mistake. I thought we were in real trouble at that point, but Lamoureux elevated his game and played the way he usually does. I'm sure the Gophers will try to do everything they can to get Lamoureux off his game.