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Leaps and bounds from last year IMO

This is the non-UND thread and I believe we were discussing the conference strength. I know it's difficult for you but try to stay focused.

All the sudden DaveK forgot how to copy + paste so I'll do it

Neither team should be overly disappointed with a split. Neither PWR will be devastated. However, if UND wants a shot at the Penrose 5-6 pts would do wonders for our chances.

Quit living in the past DaveK, could you post the inter-conference records again as they're pretty much wrapped up?

What you did there...I see it

Nvm, found it. UND +100

What's the line for UND to win?

Figured it was only a matter of time. Make no mistake, they are very talented... but the NCAA tournament does strange things to very talented teams.

Hmmm... I feel like Motzko might have better insight than a DU blogger.

Hope Miska's better at stopping the backhand than Kas On 2nd thought... no I don't

I'll call him and ask

Good news for our chances to catch DU for the Penrose, although we better go on a tear starting this wkd

Obvious troll is obvious

Only time I've been to the 2nd round so this provided me with the tiniest bit of joy in an otherwise terrible night of hockey.

Probably one of the better analogies I've heard in a while

Good stuff. I'm rooting for him..... to get pulled

Welcome back to the light Dave

UND 6-1 Gersich x3(have him in SS), Jost, Wolanin, Pogo

FYP

Never mind about BC then, I must be thinking of a different tourney we hosted.

Guess they don't charter then?

I remember that game, it was before the formation of the NCHC if I'm not mistaken! Miami erased a 2 goal deficit in the 3rd. I believe BC was also in the tourney but can't recall the 4th team.

Why is it difficult to understand that those of who commented were not "knocking that performance" and instead questioning the label of 'potentially best college hockey team ever' or 'primed to become a dynasty'? We're allowed to have nuanced discussions, no?

As long as the goals are in the form of Austin Ortega fist-pumping a goal after being down 7-0