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Neither of these teams is known for diving.

Rule 1.4: 1.4 Ice Markings - A red line 2 inches wide, and a maximum of 15 feet and a minimum of 10 feet from each end of the rink (11 feet is preferred), shall be drawn completely across the width of the ice and continued vertically up the side of the boards. The red line shall be known as the goal line. In front of each goal, a goal crease area shall be marked by a red line 2 inches in width. The ice area between the two goals shall be divided into three parts by lines 12 inches in width and blue in color, drawn at least 60 feet out from the goal lines, extending completely across the rink parallel with the goal lines, and continuing vertically up the side of the boards. It is preferred that the offensive zone be 64 feet when possible

Soooo close!

Sheez, it is going to take a long, long time to get use to hearing "The Fighting Hawks."

Love the open mic during the commercial break.

Nice shorty chances!

Mine is kinda jittery.

Damn. PK already.

Duhhhh......

I smell a split. And at least one OT.

Maybe a Hakstol team BEFORE the break.

Sometimes a wakeup call is a godsend during a successful season. Lets hope this is one of those times.

ENG 1-4 final. (edit: whoops, not final yet)

3-1 DU

Fire Hak. Oh wait....

It is happy hour somewhere (probably in Denver).

UND PP. Make it count, boys!

Or just get a greasy one and tie it up first.

Sorlie Bridge

A PK doesn't help....

NCHC.TV byline is: "Watch every game, live online!" WRONG! /endrant

Watching on the radio tonight. Thanks, Roots.

I am hoping to see the solid defense that we have come to expect (unlike last night). There was one goal last night that I thought was a bit soft, but the rest were either defensive lapses or earned efforts by DU. So I don't think that loss is at all on Cam. I think we will see a "more inspired" Sioux team tonight, and a 4-2 win.

I do think Brad ran lines too long, especially later in the game. Then again DU made it tough to change lines when they were playing in our end for extended periods of time.

It MIGHT have been the altitude. At least that is an excuse. But not really when you look at the key defensive errors where the d-men were just being lazy or careless. You cannot do that and expect to win.