MafiaMan

Way to go, Denver!

Congrats to Denver...nice to see Hammond able to get on the ice too.

YUP!

"And we f***in' won!"

20.9 left

Denver playing with fire

All UMD since the injury

The Hammond injury has really affected Denver.

No call on the DU player being dragged down behind the net?

That's not good. UMD player helped him down to the ice by pulling him on the shoulder.

One last shot at a recruiting trip to Finland, eh?

His oldest son is a freshman at Hermantown.

Harvard absolutely embarrassed BU in the Beanpot...and Penn State put 10 up against Union. Lots of teams had a chance to get this far, but to call UND the 3rd best team in the country based on their last four games is a bit of a stretch.

Raskob questioning what he just did LOL.

It took a perfect game to beat Denver too...a game NoDak HAD to win and one Denver just didn't want anybody to get hurt in.

And Harvard was playing well...and UMass-Lowell was playing well...and Penn State was playing well...

It could easly be BU against Denver too. Sorry, but UND was nowhere near being consistently the 3rd best team in the country this year.

Finland beat Germany 8-0 in the bronze medal game. The upset vs Canada was in pool play, which Canada sleep-walks thru anyways. Germany was outscored 19-0 in the semi-final game and bronze medal game. https://www.google.com/amp/amp.timeinc.net/si/nhl/2017/04/04/womens-world-championship-finland-germany-gap%3Fsource%3Ddam Closing the gap? The opening statement in this article is a joke, right? If 11-0 and 8-0 medal-round games are your idea of "closing the gap," sure, I guess. But if this tournament is somehow supposed to make me interested enough to tune in to watch Russia va Canada or Switzerland vs USA in next year's Olympic pool play, no thanks. I might watch the gold medal game...if I don't have to shovel snow that day.

Wait, what? So who did the US beat last night, Slovenia?

You lost me with this comparison...

USA semi-final: 11-0 over Germany Canada semi-final: 4-0 over Finland I'm going to revamp my original tournament idea. Let's get rid of Sweden and Finland and just have the USA and Canada play a best-of-three to decide who will wear the home whites in the gold medal game.

The Ridder family donated $500K. Minnesota taxpayers "donated" $10 million.

This is what happens when you give someone a blank check...the budget becomes whatever they fill in the check for themselves.

Obviously Norm Bazin being an alumn of UM-L influenced his decision, too, as did him almost losing his life in the DWI crash in 2003 while on a recruiting trip for CC (he was hit by a drunk driver and almost died). I think the scars of that incident probably led him to want a fresh start outside of Colorado.

UMass-Lowell pounded Notre Dame into submission in the HE semi-finals. Losing to the Fighting Irish was a monumental upset in the regional that Lowell will carry with them into next season. I've seen UM-L play several times over the past few years and Norm Bazin is building a solid foundation for success there.