petey23

I think most fans who watched the game and the replay knew it was a penalty on Hain...the issue is it was the 3rd penalty of the game and the first two were let go.

How does he perform in practice? Ice time is earned in practice and additional ice team is earned in games.

True. But he was also a prick to staff, alumni, and media.

Pattyn, Prpich, Hextall, Mario, C. Genoway, Radke, Kaip, D. Zajac, Gaarder, Gardner. Guys other teams hated to play against. They all had enough skill to keep you honest, chirped and agitated a bit and got guys off their game. We have not had that type of player in awhile.

How so? Penalty issues aside he was been far and away UND's best player this season.

Assuming everyone is healthy I think the next 6 games should involve these players in the lineup and then evaluate which players have held their spots for the playoff series. F-Blake, Gaber, Strinden, James, Schmaltz, Constantini, Jamernik, Kunz, Ness, Albrecht, Portz, McLaughlin, Caufield D-Frisch, Jandric, Kleven, Sidorski, Bast, Moore G-Split between DeRidder and Hellsten

Can someone who watched the game help me out. I heard this skirmish on the radio on my way to a friends surprise birthday party and finally saw the replay today, but just the action, not what followed. Hennessey was obviously describing the action that started with Caponi's cheap shots. So the refs went into the video review to determine whether Caponi should get a major for head contact. Did Denver ask for a review of a possible missed major on Hain or had a linesman see it and brought it to refs attention because they obviously did not call a penalty on Hain during live action as UND had control of the puck and play continued. Because if neither of these things happened I am pretty sure the rulebook does not allow you to find a penalty that you had missed while looking at a play that happened 10 seconds later unless either the linesman had brought it to your attention or Denver bench had asked for a review for a possible major as they can't review for a possible minor penalty they missed

all at 33 points UNO--@Miami, SCSU, @UND SCSU--@UND, @UNO, UMD WMU--CC, DU, @Miami Schedule favors WMU. I see 3 splits for SCSU the way they are currently playing.

Looking at schedule i think it shakes out this way 1. Denver 2. WMU 3. UNO 4. SCSU 5. UND 5. UMD 7. CC 8. Miami

Watched it several times and slowed it down. That is a coin flip 2 minute penalty for charging at most.

Portz out and must have flipped a coin between Farmer and Moore.

And I was actually excited when I heard the whistle 13 seconds into the game as I figured they were calling interference on Justin Lee who blasted Albrecht after he had dumped the puck and put a little extra into it or on an elbowing/interference penalty on Webster who hit Albrecht as he recovered from the Lee hit. Watching it live I was even thinking it looked like the elbow might have been to the head(replay showed it should have just been a 2 minute interference or elbowing penalty) and we would get a 5 minute power play to start the game. Then I saw the replay and was like !@#$, well that is a penalty on Hain for sure. Kind of got a bad feeling as we are 13 seconds into the game and Denver has committed two pretty obvious penalties and Hain had an obvious penalty but the only 1 of the 3 they called was the 3rd one committed.

Hopefully this is accurate as I heard we might potentially be down an additonal forward this weekend.

5-1 down the stretch should be the minimum expectation.

Travis never scored a goal for UND in 62 games. I remember Travis in a self depreciating way and Pat Sweeney referencing it quite a bit during the 96-97 season as Mitch Vig was approaching the somewhat "dubious" record and then finally got a goal about half way through the season to give him 1 goal in his first 76 games at UND...must have broke the seal though as he potted 4 the following year.

It is also referenced on is facebook page. Sad news.

Still waiting for an extra 2-3 game suspension to the Miami player who tried to perform a circumcision.

Learned all I wanted about him when he was whistling the National Anthem during World Juniors.

#20 in the pairwise. Looking at the teams ahead of us and the comparisons we need to flip. The comparisons with Northeastern, Sparty, and UConn will likely all flip in our favor as we have the common opponent comparison and our RPI should surpass them just based on who we play and who they play. We can't flip the common opponent comparison with RIT but again we should just naturally pass them in RPi just based on schedule remaining. UNO is totally in our hands to flip. Notre Dame, we have the common opponent comparison and the RPI will come down to winning and losing as schedules are comparable. We are losing the common opponent comparison with Tech and Mankato but Mankato is flippable with a sweep against SCSU. RPI might be a little tougher as they both play mostly top half of the CCHA to finish the regular season....losses by them would help. Cornell could also be flipped as we have the common opponent comparison and their schedule to finish is not strong and if you mix in a bad loss we could overtake them there as well. All this said we probably need to sweep CC and UNO and split with Denver and SCSU to give ourselves any shot of an at large bid.

In a game like that I am a "show me the penalty" and "Ill show you which power play unit goes out" guy tripping or holding---4th line cross check, roughing, slashing--fu$% you, how about another bite.

Blake was out as well.

MGB with the hatty!

The kick was after Kleven's cross check and also after Dukovac's cross check on Kleven which wasn't assessed as a penalty. The whole thing starts when Waldron cross checks Kleven and they get into minor skirmish by the net...the puck is 20 feet away and going the other direction. Kleven pushes him away but gives him one extra check and hits him in the head and shoulder area and and gets jumped from behind by Dukovac who tries to cross check him in the head but Kleven turns to face him at last second and deflects if a bit and the go down with Dukovac ripping his helmet off which I believe would also be contact to the head...this was also not called. Kleven gets up and tries to move away and Dukovac grabs his arm and Kleven pushed him away and then Dukovac tries to perform a circumcision with his skate.

To be fair, Miami was purposely going after all of our players for the last 5-6 minutes of the game.