petey23

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The answer is Yes No Maybe ---depends upon who you ask and may also depend on the day of the week and the time of day.

Not too long ago, you had two 6 team regionals. Day 1 3 vs. 6 and 4 vs. 5 Day 2 winner vs. #2 and winner vs. #1

Power might go #1 in the draft this summer.

My niece lives in the cities and they just had their State Gymnastics meet last weekend. Leading up to the meet over the last 3 weeks or so, her and her teammates basically avoided doing any other activities(she skipped her travel team softball practices) so as not to have any contact with other kids whose parents may not be smart enough to just keep their kid at home and quarantined if they lose their sense of smell instead of getting them tested and wrecking other schools and teams seasons and memories.

That Portal leads right to a 1970's apartment on the outskirts of Los Angeles being used as a porn set.

and Makar was 20 and turned 21 shortly after the start of his first full NHL season. Jake doesn't turn 19 until this summer.

Only one that doesn't really fit that is Keane who had a year taken away from him by the NCAA.

Yes. He did get to count the remainder of the 2004 season as year 1 of his contract.....he still has said he regrets it.

Possible, but Zach signed and left in March. Bochenski may have checked out when he made up his mind to leave.

How would this group of forwards have looked in 2004-05? Parise and Bochenski would have finished 1-2 in the Hobey Parise Bochenski Genoway Zajac Stafford Murray Spirko Porter McMahon Massen Prpich Fabian Fylling Canady Kaip

Zach Parise is another who would tell them the same which caused a ripple effect and Bochenski left over the summer....Both were in the AHL the next season and both probably would have come back if they had to do it again....Parise said as much and I feel Bochenski left because Zach did.

That was 50 times more offsides than Hoff was

Yeah. I don't think a 3rd round draft pick is going to come back for his 5th year.

Disagree. Michigan is most talented team in the tournament but I would rather play a team who rarely backchecks and just as important hasn't played against many teams that do. They have forwards who have two phases to their game 1. On Offense 2. Waiting to be on Offense

If you have a smart tv you should be able to stream it from your iPad to the TV

What is normal as far as transfers in college hoops these days? They are expecting a total of about 1500 in the transfer portal this year....that works out to about 4 per team on average.

So that their students are able to partake in a robust academic experience.....online

I called Michigan and they said they only received tickets for players and coaches families.

^^^^ Maybe not specifically you....but this statement is correct.

I am not insinuating the referees themselves would favor one team over another but the way they call games can be an adjustment.

If I had to bet on who would win the FCS title this spring it would be hard to bet against NDSU.

I am guessing they send 4 referees to each regional...with the mix of teams in the regionals I would guess it would look like this Wisconsin's Region--4 NCHC referees UND's Region--Hockey East/ECAC referees BC's Region--WCHA would be the fairest as the Eastern officials overlap a little bit between ECAC and Hockey East. Minnesota's region--Hockey East or AHA

They better be careful as they will likely have Hockey East Officials.

How I think it will be UND vs. Bemidji St. and Mankato St. vs. UMD BC vs. St. Lawrence an Michigan vs. Quinnipiac Minnesota vs. UNO and SCSU vs. LSSU Massachusetts vs. AIC and Wisconsin vs. BU How it should be UND vs. St. Lawrence and Michigan vs. Quinnipiac BC vs. UNO and Mankato vs. UMD Minnesota vs. Bemidji St. and SCSU vs. BU Massachusetts vs. AIC and Wisconsin vs. LSSU