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Heck, 25-30 min would be great.

Way to snatch a win from the jaws of defeat. And over the powerhouse Miami team.

Breaking records!!

Our PK continues to suck. Even against Miami.

Littler's shot somehow saved. That would have been a beauty after some great UND pressure.

Strinden's shot clangs both posts and out. That's UND luck this season so far...

They should have been able to generate more than 0 shots on goal then on their PP.

End of 1st 1-0 UND SOG 10-5 UND

I like Strathmann's game. By the time he's a JR, he'll be a great offensive dman for UND.

Good kill.

And now a PK after a turnover. The boys continue to whiff on pucks, causing turnovers or zone exits.

Wow nice pass from Boisvert. 1-0

Yep. And our best forward. And the most consistent effort forward so far this season. I thought Jammer's injury was just a bruise?? Guess not.

If the last two weekends are any indication, then I think you may be right.

Which team do you think pulls off the sweep?

I’d love to see us score 6+ goals each game but would hope our defensive effort would be better than 4+ goals allowed each game. But a win is a win at this point.

Word on the street is that they held another players only meeting but only the new goalie and Zmolek showed up.

Might as well get this started I guess. Not too optimistic about the team after the last two weekends...playing four games against BSU and RMU and getting ONE regulation win will do that. https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/und-looks-to-start-the-pairwise-climb-in-oxford And injuries...sounds like everyone that was injured will still be out except for maybe Strinden? Seriously...what sort of ailment does Zmolek have that they haven't been able to figure out a timeline since he was injured the week after the Providence game. That was almost two months ago! They might as well just call it season-ending at this point.

He'll fit in well here then.

Updated as of 12/2 Laurila 8th overall in scoring in USHL (only dman in top 20) Zellers 9th overall in scoring in USHL, but has played in 3-7 less games than everyone ahead of him Zellers 2nd overall in goals scored, 2 behind the leader who has played 7 more games USHL (Forwards) Klee (Muskegon) - '05: 20gp - 8g/4a Pilgrim (Tri-City) - '06: 22gp - 3g/11a Schultz (Chicago) - '06: 19gp - 7g/5a Zellers (Green Bay) - '06: 17gp - 15g/6a O'Neill (NTDP U18) - '07: 24gp - 4g/6a Sanderson (Muskegon) - '07: 12gp - 2g/1a Bumgarner (Fargo) - '08: 22gp - 1g/2a USHL (Defensemen) Laurila (Fargo) - '06: 22gp - 4g/18a Lindberg (NTDP U18) - '07: 23gp - 0g/4a USHL (Goalies) Heil (Madison) - '06: 11gp - .897 / 2.63 (8-2-1) Other Simpson - MN HS - '07: 3gp - 4g/2a McKamey - BCHL - '09: 24gp - 4g/6a

https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-hockey/e-j-emery-hampton-slukynsky-named-to-preliminary-u-s-world-junior-roster Emery on the prelim roster for WJC team. Strathmann and Swanson were also at the showcase earlier this year, but didn't make the prelim roster. If he makes the team, he won't miss any games other than the Manitoba exhibition.

Unexpected players? Like players on the bench? The problem with unexpected angle shots is that you have to hit the net...otherwise there's a good chance that the puck will ring around the boards and out of the zone. I agree about the garbage though...they do need to start shooting if there is a good chance...they're caught in a "one more pass" mentality right now, trying to set up the perfect shot when most of the times they could just get the puck on net and hope for a juicy rebound.

Saying we have a chance is easy. The team actually taking advantage of that chance on the ice is an entirely different story. It doesn't seem likely from what we've seen so far. Oh it's sunk in. We're done with the non-conference portion of our schedule and the team is sitting in the middle of the PWR field. Which makes this a very average team...and that lines up with the product we've seen on the ice. There are games remaining that could improve their PWR, but them actually winning those games...let alone going on a run that would make a substantial impact on the PWR... seems highly unlikely unless something dramatically changes.

They still play WMU twice, SCSU twice, DU, CC, and ASU and only have one series each left with UNO, Miami, and UMD. That's 14 games with teams above them in the PWR and 6 games with teams below them in the PWR. That gives them opportunity to move up...if they want it and can take advantage of that. Based on what we've seen so far, it doesn't seem likely. But the opportunity is there.

The other half are still waiting in Pooly's office to be seen for their injuries.