petey23

#14

Yep. flip those Niagara games and they are sitting comfortably at #13 right now.

The need merimack to lose and no upsets in conference tournaments

If they had drawn Miami or San Diego State I would have picked them and maybe against St. Mary's as well.

The potential field for the NCAA Tournament is quite a bit smaller after the weekend. 11 teams are in.-- Minnesota Quinnipiac Denver Michigan BU Harvard SCSU Penn State Ohio State Michigan Tech Western Michigan 1 Team will have conference auto bid...Atlantic Hockey Holy Cross or Canisius 2 teams are all but in. Would take an extraordinary set of circumstances to not get in. Cornell Minnesota State 2 Teams hanging on...have to hope their are no conference upsets. For Alaska it also means they need Merrimack to lose. Merrimack Alaska Teams still in contention. Teams with * would be stealing a spot from the teams at bottom of list above if they win their way in. B10 Michigan vs. Minnesota Hockey East Providence* vs. BU Mass-Lowell* vs. Merrimack ECAC Colgate* vs. Quinnipiac Cornell vs. Harvard NCHC Colorado College * vs. Denver UND* vs. SCSU CCHA Northern Michigan* vs. Minnesota State Potential for only the top 11 being in the Tournament.

Should be either him or WMU coach for Coach fo the year in the conference.

I love them.

Leading into a WCHA weekend and Lou Nanne calls out Gopher fan whiners and Gorg in a radio interview with Barriero. He said In Hockey, physicality is a skill and it is one that the Sioux excel at and one the Gophers possess very little of.

Not opposed but the guys they would be replacing should be pretty fresh as well as Ness, Portz, Kunz, Albrecht, Bast, and Farmer have not had an abundance of minutes the last couple nights.

The best thing abut the past few weeks for UND has been that James has emerged as one of if not our most dynamic and consistent forward putting together effective positive shifts almost every time out.

Ness has ended up out with Gaber and Blake for a few partial shifts and for whatever reason that has been a good combo.

Doppler had rough game yesterday but had a nice game today. I thought he was their most consistent player most of the season. Erickson had a nice game yesterday but was not much of a factor today.

I always like to point out to Gopher fans that Debus was a 25 year old goalie in 97-98 which was his 3rd season at Minnesota....did not come back as a 26 year old senior.

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RIT or whoever wins AHA most likely.

We have a 1.5% chance of finishing in the top 13 and a 2.5% chance of finishing in the top 14 in the pairwise. I can get us to #15 after Saturday night with a sweep and RIT, UConn, Northeastern, Merrimack, and cornell all getting swept and Sparty losing to Minnesota.

Go Spuds. My REA seat neighbors kid with a big goal!

OK. You win.

You said I flat out lied? You said they had several games where they drew 4-5k a game....there was 1 game where they drew over 4k in the history of the program. On average by season over the course of 13 seasons UND drew 864 fans per game(ranging from 309 per game in 06-07 to the high water mark of 1485 in 11-12). the cost of those tickets varied from free on up to I am sure $15-20/game.

So there were not games with a few hundred in attendance? I know they had the Gopher games where they drew about 5800 in 2014 and 3300 in 2015 which were far and away the largest crowds ever for a UND women's hockey game so I don't think they had multiple games with 4-5k in attendance. Minnesota averaged 1815 fans per game in 2013-14, 2394 fans per game in 2014-15, and 2037 fans per game in 2015-16 which led the country.

Unfortunately not enough people wanted to watch it. They had $1 tickets and drew a few hundred people. When there was a men's or women's basketball game on a Satuday afternoon and a women's hockey game Saturday night you could use your ticket stub to get in free and they drew a few hundred people. I believe UND has given the dollar amount needed to those who would like to see Women's Hockey return.

I wish UND and other schools could afford a women's program and maybe some of the bigger schools could, but articles like this are disingenuous and more about virtue signaling than anything else. Hey Ryan, aren't you a reporter? He could actually do some investigative reporting and find these answers himself. I am assuming that Ryan is pretending that he does not already know the answers which gives him the premise to write the article in the first place. In looking at USA Hockey's numbers from 2018-19 it would appear that about 15% of the registered participants are female and 40% of the Division 1 programs are Women's programs and 44% of the Division 3 programs are Women's programs. One could make the arguement that Women's college hockey is over represented based on the participant level at this point. Assuming 25 players per team would mean that there are about 1550 men playing D1 college hockey and about 1050 women playing D1 college hockey. Using the USA Hockey registrations this would mean that men have a .003 chance to play D1 hockey and women have a .012 chance to play D1 hockey. All that said, I believe that the growth and opportunities of all girls sports across the board are vitally important! Every study I have seen shows the benefits of being involved in sports or organizations is a huge benefit for kids as they move on into their adult and professional lives.

Similar, but not as bad as North Carolina hoops. Preseason #1 in the country...7th place in the ACC.

He had logged about 2 seconds of ice time at this point. But yes nothing wrong with an icing, especially directly after an icing where you get possession but your lungs are still on fire.

He had a shaky start on Saturday as he iced the puck the first two times he touched it...settle in nicely after that though.