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If that is indeed the rule for WCHA teams, then the Sioux should have clear sailing into the Potomac.
Wonder if Finley can throw a silver dollar across that thing??
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I was close...
http://www.uscho.com/box/?date=20080329&am...nd&gender=m
39-18 they outshot us last year.
But Duncan's hatty helped out a bit.
3min remaining!
Wow, I hadn't remembered that Dunc's hatty was a natural...cool.
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I think it was something like 38-18 PU or something like that. Really outshot UND.
Duncan and Kozek did them in though.
4min left in 3rd.
Hmmm...Duncan and Kozek...say...aren't they still on our team??
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C'mon, Duluth! Is the sun gonna shine on this dog's butt or what? I picked you guys to ride Stalock to DC.
I did too, but I think they've been bitten by the "WCHA rules" bug. In one-and-done hockey, your last game doesn't matter. THIS ONE does.
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UMD doesn't have the same swagger that they had in the F5. They aren't winning the battles to the puck (or getting the bounces that they got in StP).
Princeton is fast though, so that has a lot to do with it.
Princeton has speed, that's not their problem. Kalemba has shored up the gap between the pipes a bit this year, and the Jubinville line has even better chemistry. They won't be a pushover for Miami.
Last year Kalemba had never seen anyone with a shot like Kozek...it blew past him before he saw it. Nor had he seen anyone snipe the corner like Duncan...it caught him off guard. Pretty sure that Princeton out-shot the Sioux in that game though. JPL and sniping were the difference for the Sioux.
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UMD scores again.
3-2
Ok...good for Scotty and Co. Maybe it will give them some confidence...they are not a high scoring team. They need to find a way to shut Princeton down...if the tigah's score again, I think that's it.
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Yeah, I was in Madison and remember being nervous until they got the 3 goal lead on Princeton.
I don't remember the Tigers getting this many quality chances on JPL though. Princeton has a goal, a partial breakaway, and a good 2on1 chance already this period.
The Tigah's didn't have that many odd-man rushes, but they generated some good chances 5 on 5 and had a couple power play's that made me nervous. Like you said though, once the Sioux were up 3, it was clear sailing.
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Princeton came out with some fire in the 2nd.
Getting all sorts of chances.
15min left in 2nd.
2-1
Princeton gets more SOG than most teams. They peppered JPL last year, but he stood tall. Kozek and Dunc's finally took care of Kalemba.
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Is there something I need to do? I can't locate it or get anything to work here. Thanks
Use windows media player "classic" and select the RM option.
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Favorite thing heard last year in Madison:
"Geaux Taigahs"
Ok...well...second favorite. My favorite thing was the ping of Duncan's GTG hitting the pipe before going in.
Wait...make that Third favorite.
The Sioux crowd roar when Kozek put in the Game Winner!!!
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That's too bad; I thought Bulldog faithful + all those hockey crazy Gopher fans would pack the place.
;-) Yeah...those hockey crazy gopher fans that sold out the arena. I mean...they could always wear their "Wild" jersey's, right?
The State of Hockey is...um...is...well...um...
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After watching the DU - Miami game this question is settled.
The answer is "NO".
Au revior, go-pher...
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Final
Miami 4
DU 2
Sweet! Dasher George goes home!!!
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Gwoz pulls Sieve-ree and puts the season on the line.
And it works!!
Not that it will help them enough... ;-)
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Gwoz pulls Sieve-ree and puts the season on the line.
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While it is a nice story, the Air Force goalie was the reason the Falcons won today. Air Force was shot an obscene 43-13.
There could be two number one seeds done before the night is over. I guess the pundits were wrong again eh?
Parity in the league!
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WOW!!!! 2 Holy Crosses??
I think this is a good thing. It drives home the win-or-go-home point for a certain team in green and white.
I know one thing: NONE of Ryan Duncan's remaing 4 collegiate games will be taken lightly. He will leave it all on the ice, and he will convince his teammates to do the same.
GO SIOUX!!!
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GO SIOUX
GO BEAVERS
GO DOGS
I am with you! Dogs are on a roll, and it would be oh-so-sweet to see the Beavers kick it up a notch at the right time. They are not the "auto-win" that some teams might think.
And yes, of course...
GO SIOUX!!!
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#6 is right on too. Eidsness is no longer a Freshman. The amount of time he's been in the net is greater than most if not all the Freshman goaltenders in Sioux history. We hadn't seen any Freshman mistakes really before the final five, but of all the goalies at the final five I thought that he was the most shaky. Hopefully he got it out of his system.
Eidsness made a mistake, maybe a miscommunication, maybe a freshman screw up; and it cost the Fighting Sioux a big goal. That one doesn't go in, it's a different game. But Brad is not alone. Think back to the 2001 National Championship game against BC. Karl Goering muffs a pass from behind the net to the stick of a BC forward who stuffs it in the empty net before Karl can even get around the side of the net. First goal of the game...that one doesn't go in and it's a different game...one the Sioux might have won. Karl had already won a National Championship the year before. He'd been there. He wasn't a freshman, he was considered one of the best goalies in college hockey. Yet he still made a similar, and quite costly error. It happens in hockey at all levels, as it happens in sport at all levels. Championship teams overcome these mistakes and put themselves in the position to win anyway. The Sioux took that 2001 game to OT with the most memorable five minutes at the end of a third period I think I've ever seen. And the game winner that beat Karl at the end was a championship goal...worthy of a title.
What I am saying is this: All the players on the ice, on both teams, can be expected to make mistakes. The championship team is the one that will shake it off and rally around each others talent and put in 110% to recover and put themselves in position to win.
Go Sioux!!
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#1 - THIS WEEKEND!
I have been going to the WCHA playoffs for something like 22 years, and finally got to see the Dogs hoist the hardware!
And it was well done. Congrats to the Bulldogs. I don't think you'll find a Sioux fan who will say that their Coach isn't one to be respected, nor their team. Obviously hard work pays off.
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I agree and I can't see the league getting rid of it because 15,000 fans came to see it.
Big money
In all fairness, it was fun to watch the Sioux take it to CC in last years 3rd place game. Chay with his coast to coast, and JPL with a couple of smokin' hot saves. It was a fun game to watch. This year? Not so much.
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Ick. Ok...let's get this out of our system and come back for the next 4 straight!!
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If ever the PP needed to redeem itself, that would be now.
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I'm hoping there's a hefty dose of Senior Leadership going on in that locker room.
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Ok...well...I'm with ya on UMD, because I do have WCHA pride. But DU has cost the Sioux too much over the years...they are a notch up from Gophers in my book. So the question is...would you be rooting for the gophers tonight?
Me in '89? I sat there with my Haavaad sweatshirt on, beer in hand, cheering on Ted Donato and Co. to their OT win over the rodents.
But that's just me.
So...GO DAWGS!! (While you can!!)