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Gardner got mugged and no call

Refs trying to get UNO back into this.

Yeah, that's a serious concern that trumps anything hockey related. Hope the young man gets better.

Shaw needs to be gone after this season and Jackson needs to be reevaluated. Honestly, they need to take a hard look at Berry but he will stay because it would cost too much to buy out his contract. Our special teams are awful and this team looks completely apathetic.

Omaha player took a dive to draw that penalty too.

Did you see the overhead? Puck was out of the net until the Omaha guy slid in

I completely agree, Bowen completely ducked up. But even still, should not have been a goal.

I don't understand. He pushes Thome's leg with his stick and then uses his body to push the puck into the net. How the f is that not interference?

Should be a no goal though for interference.

Bowen should have just cleared that, that was so stupid.

Except it wouldn't have been knee on knee had the Omaha player not tried to dodge the hit. You see JBD pull his own leg back so the impact was minimized. This hit was a non-issue.

Slow skater, stupid penalty. Is Rhett really worth anything to this team right now?

I'd like to see a sweep. I'd like to see entertaining hockey. But given how this team has been most of the season i foresee a split and some ugly hockey.

I tuned out after ItBest

As for the multiple kickers I have no problem, make them compete and get better. If we have one guy that can boot it through the endzone on kickoffs, use him for that. If another guy is good at field goals but trash elsewhere, use him for that. It would be ideal to only have one guy for both jobs but I have no problem having multiple if they can collectively get the job done.

Exaggerate much? Actually not really. You spew a constant stream of negativity on just about everything that happens. Have the last two seasons gone poorly? Yes, yes they have. I have been as critical as just about anyone on here, particularly when it comes to the total mismanagement of the offense, the choice of offensive coordinator, and the struggle of the special teams. However, recruiting season is a time to look forward, to try to find some optimism. We got no big name at a QB but we got one that appears to be a project that might pan out. We have a new offense and a new offensive coordinator to try and generate some excitement and success on that part of the ball, and we got some pretty nice recruits in this class, particularly on the defensive side of the ball. Except according to you we struck out on everything and we are destined to be the bottom of the barrel, might as well disband the team and get rid of the program.

When have you ever considered anything a success regarding this program? Seriously, you have got to be one of the biggest negative nancies I have ever seen.

Berry with top talent and well-developed players from the Hakstol days dominated all the way to the national championship. Berry's system can work with the right players and talent. Problem i see is that UND is filled with 3rd and 4th liners, some 2nd liners, and a strong lack of any top line guys. Either the recruiting has gone bone dry or this coaching staff is failing to develop players.

There were times watching the Rudolph offense that I almost had a suspicion that he was intentionally sabotaging his own offense. I mean, the guy got hired as a FCS coordinator, surely he couldn't be that bad, it must be intentional right?

With this team I wouldn't bet against that 9%

To me, QB is wide open, especially going into a new offensive philosophy. If we are going to spread things out more, Boltman might be a good option with his ability to run. Spring/fall will be important to get "the guy" into that spot. Agree with the concern regarding nose. Nothing has been down to address the loss there really.

You realize that Lincoln Riley is an offensive coach? He's the head coach and his defensive coordinators haven't been up to snuff. But he's the one calling plays for the offense, the one that created the offense Oklahoma is running, and his offense has been setting records all year. NFL teams are drooling over his potential as an OC. Oklahoma's defense has no impact on his compatibility with the NFL.

Jones is still coaching here because he's cheap. That's got to be the only reason.

Good in practice?

Can you imagine if Santiago would have had 4 years of not having to run into 8-9 man stacked boxes?