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I’m guessing a big reason it started so poorly was when the best PKer on the team and the best shot blocker in the nation got hurt in game one. Also doesn’t help if aren’t willing to sacrifice yourself for the good of the team…as we’ve seen this team certainly lacked that.

How were the other years for Danes PK? I know you know the answer but for some reason keep going back to this.

That is just for the job opening that they essentially already have the replacement hired. @The Sicatoka nailed it with a couple of the requirements pointing to a specific person. I’m hoping they go with a broader search for the other assistant opening. Maybe after the ncaa tourney is over to get some more applicants.

Updated as of 3/31 Klee keeps trucking along with those PIM's...up to 109 now (9th in league) Simpson with strong play since joining Tri-City 3pts (2g) in 4gp McKamey heating up at end of BCHL season with 4g/1a in his last 5gp Laurila 4th in USHL in assists for dmen with 32 Zellers leads USHL in goals, points, pts/gm, GWG, and shots...just an outstanding season USHL (Forwards) Klee (Muskegon) - '05: 55gp - 18g/26a Pilgrim (Tri-City) - '06: 51gp - 7g/17a Schultz (Chicago) - '06: 53gp - 14g/22a Zellers (Green Bay) - '06: 48gp - 44g/25a O'Neill (NTDP U18) - '07: 54gp - 5g/10a Sanderson (Muskegon) - '07: 44gp - 5g/6a Bumgarner (Fargo) - '08: 56gp - 7g/7a USHL (Defensemen) Laurila (Fargo) - '06: 54gp - 7g/32a Lindberg (NTDP U18) - '07: 50gp - 1g/7a USHL (Goalies) Heil (Madison) - '06: 35gp - .902 / 2.69 (24-9-2) Other Zakreski - WHL - '05: 66gp - 39g/31a Simpson - MN HS - '07: 31gp - 49g/34a // USHL Tri-City 4gp - 2g/1a Jundt - SF Power 16U - '08: 39gp - 20g/32a McKamey - BCHL - '09: 52gp - 15g/16

I mean, Carle is an inbred and 'family' coach as well.

Yeah for sure. it’s perfectly setup for him

The Frattin season against UM hit me harder than 0.6.

50 is probably attainable if he continues at this scoring pace. Dang. The stat that I like the most of his (other than goals, of course) is by how much he leads the league in SOG. He’s not afraid to shoot, which is something that is good to see when you so often see players pass up shooting chances trying to setup the perfect goal.

Red Pepper gal?

Bear recovery timeline has been stated as 6-9 months. If it's 6 months, he would be ready for fall...if 9 months, more like mid-season. We'll see if the rumors of him heading here are true, hopefully they are. I'd bet that we're looking at quite a few CHL guys, especially forwards/centers.

Remember to tip your waitresses, thank you and good night!

Haha, he sure did change HS a lot. If he sticks with the Force for a few years, it gives me hope that he could stick with UND for a few as well.

Now you’re thinking like Jammer.

Sometimes I wake up from a nightmare screaming “they were on the ice!”

I’m hoping there is some mention of Chyzk and this role on Thursday.

Man did Davis look horrible in that UNLV game. He couldn't stop a beach ball and looked so slow to react to pucks. And now he's unbeatable again. So crazy.

That sounds like a repeat of 2016. Count me in.

As long as you don't RELEASE them PREMATURELY we'll be ok.

Maybe heading back home to LSSU after their recent seven figure annual donation to help their hockey program.

SS.com needs all that advertising revenue to continue to operate successfully.

It was from an email exchange between myself and Jonathan Holth from 1883 Collective this morning. He said it was ok for me to post here and that anyone is welcome to send him a note if that have any questions about how 1883C is working to make sure that we can all help UND athletics moving forward.

You do realize that mods can see your email address. I understand your frustration and wanting to vent, I truly do. But please do not come on here just to plant a bunch of rumors to incite the masses. Thank you.

Jamernik seemed to play a big part this year.

Notes from the 1883 Collective group from this morning:

I was mainly just talking about next season in my response. Going forward past that...yes for sure, we will definitely need a much larger presence in the NIL landscape.