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No they don’t, sweep Miami and clown while splitting the road series and I bet we stay at 3 NPI or move up. You’re assuming sparty doesn’t drop one to Notre Dame or OSU and Michigan doesn’t have a slip up against the gophs(who just swept Bucky). Too many variable to make such black and white statements

That makes one of you

They play #7, #22, #20 and #3 to end the season, that SOS will improve greatly.

Thought the same thing, that's a crazy tight turnaround.

Maybe they could afford it if a few more posters on here paid the minimal amount for a subscription to his great coverage

Something tells me there will be a 3rd game in April

I'm ok with BU and the Gophers not even having a chance.

Would be the ultimate if we could end his season in April

Michigan seems to be doing ok as the 2nd youngest

I don’t believe he’s skating yet so highly doubt he’s that close. Maybe first round of the NCHC playoffs but that’s a pure guess

“Probably the deepest team in the country, I don’t think there’s a team that’s deeper”

Honestly, I'd prefer this aggressive approach going after the puck vs some previous teams that have sat back in their box and let guys pick corners. You're going to get burned occasionally but it's been working for the PK recently and only keeps getting better. The kicker is you have to win the puck battles at all costs when you do it.

While I agree with what you're saying, ASU's top line is about as high end as it gets in college hockey this year. They're maybe just a notch below the Plante line in lines I've seen us play this year. If you give Lucius any time, he's going to make you pay.

Was really apparent when I saw him make that pass to Ollie that he almost scored on vs Denver. That was an NHL level of confidence in that play.

Think this is a good opportunity to get Gibby a start so he stays fresh for the stretch run in case we need him. I believe I recall Clarke Saunders starting an NCAA game for us one year after an injury.

A bit divergent, but I'm a big fan of how The Ralph goes almost silent when the opposing team scores. It's almost as if it didn't happen. Meanwhile in Duluth, St Cloud, or anywhere else there's 1/4 to 2/3 of the rink cheering for UND's goals.

Can confirm menu is a mess and a little confusing but the food is really good! Basically get to order until you're stuffed so bring your appetite.

So much truth to this, you'll also have people saying "wages need to be higher" and "prices have gone up too much" in the same breath.

Make it into a t shirt

I know it's cliche but it's the rivalry and records goes out the window. Just look at the 2022-23 season that Minnesota went to the title game and had a wagon of a team. Two OT games in Mariucci and a series split despite UND being a little better than .500 that year.

That patience and pass he made to Menghini on the 2nd goal <chefs kiss>. This kid is going to be very good

This team is flat out different. Last years team would have gone up 2-0 or 3-0 and dropped back and chipped pucks out. We rolled 4 lines and played like we were tied for 60 minutes. Trying not to get too excited but my goodness this team is relentless. When’s the last time we completely dominated DU like that?

Think it was Ole, not Stecher

Feel like that'd be a UND v Augustana regional, which would be electric in Sioux Falls