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You mean ... SIOUX hockey

Funniest post of the night! Thanks for being some humor to our misery.

Haven’t heard the name for a while, I assumed he left the program. i miss the DOT line days. Even when we lost games, we still looked good.

People might complain, but it is true!

Who’s Rhett?

Bring back Hak! He might not have been perfect, but when did his teams blow games like the last 2 Friday’s? And that close together? I’m listening.

This so much. Sorry but 2 out of 3 games that were totally blown. I question leadership/coaching. Do my blow those two games and think of where we are in the pairwise.

I’ve heard people complain about talent and yes, this team is not as talented as some, but giving up a 3 goal lead is not lack of talent it’s mental. we already had the game under control and let off the gas for the second time in 3 games. That is on the upperclassmen (lack of) leadership and the coaches. Pathetic. Get you $hit together Berry and Co. Two blow leads in Three games? Let go Berry apologizers, explain that to me? I like Brad Berry, but two blown games out of the last three against crap teams (Miami more than Omaha).

What’s VHS? Asking for a millennial. Jk

Mine has been cutting in and out a bit. Announcers getting pretty obnoxious.

So what I’m hearing is if he keeps the wider angle, our offense will improve?

It’s bad. Not just the jerky motion but that the camera worker has no clue where the puck is. Clearly someone that didn’t grow up watching hockey, as they don’t know how to follow the play. If this were a free webcast, that would be one thing. But as someone who pays for a season pass, this kind of production is completely unacceptable.

You would think the quality would be better tomorrow if FCS is pickin up the feed. They have to get someone better to do the camera work.

Kid had like 5 shots on that shift

Probably radio feed

I wish Jim would put more charts on his article. If I recall it used to focus more on UND, and where we would/could end up after each given series. I would like to see where could potentially end up percentage wise after the next 2 and 4 games respectively. https://blog.collegehockeyranked.com/2018/02/22/weekend-outlook-for-february-23-25/

Dave > Schloss Sioux Sweep!

I was shocked at how similar the circumstances are to last season. This season has seemed like a bigger struggle. Then again, UND started the season off pretty well, it has really been the last month or so that has been pretty tough.

Were you going to pay for their program?

Why do people continue to act like cutting women's hockey was a personal grudge or something. Yes, it sucks. I wish they could have retained the sport as well. At the end of the day, the people making some of these decisions are accountable for more than just athletics, or 1 sport in particular. Now, I'm not saying they couldn't have looked at some other avenues of cutting cost/increasing revenue/etc, and maybe they did. But this does seem to get blow out of proportion.

true, but then the first round of the playoffs could figure into that Pairwise ranking as well, good or bad. Just win baby!

I just can't decide which opposing whiny Head Coach I'd rather see cry.

Absolutely, my point is it is pretty crazy how volatile the pairwise is right now. A lot can be gained or lost in these last two weeks and the conference playoffs.

For what its worth, I was just playing with the PWR tool on CollegeHockeyRanked.com and was able to get UND up to #4. Will that happen? Highlt doubtful, it would require an absolute perfect scenario, with a lot of unlikely outcomes, and possibly even winning the Final Five; but the fact that it is even mathematically plausible shows how tight the race is in college hockey. I'd be curious to know just how far we could drop as well; though for the sake of being positive I'm not going to look. It all starts this weekend with Miami, lets get a really late season surge.

Agreed, but I wasn't the one saying it was lost. I was only responding that UND does, and should, have higher expectations that most other college programs.