CoteauRinkRat
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http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/11176685.htm
Tyler Koenig to transfer to UND, according to the GFH.
Good news.
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Look up three posts
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I sent them a little note but got a "delivery failure" on both...You sure on the addresses?
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those are the addresses listed on the wcha site
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talk about not getting what almost everyone was trying to say in their posts. They are not blaming the officiating on the loss, they and I are mad at Adam's lack of judgement to call a major penalty on a play that happened right in front of him. Now Bina's in the hospital, with an injury that is being reported as "serious".
No one cares about the power play the sioux should have had, they care about the health of the players. You cannot make a hit like that on any level and it is the job of the officials that when a hit like that does occur, to throw that player out of the game and send the message that dangerous play like that will not be tolerated in hockey.
Obviously they missed the call because a little over an hour later they suspend the player who made the hit.
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after reading the recap on INCH, it sounds very unusual
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Bina is an exciting player to watch, get well soon.
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Just got back from the final five and maybe it is the beer in me, but what is going on in the picture? Why all the crying about officiating?
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unbelieveable
Great article PCM
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Just heard the announcers say, all the coaches, including Lucia, want to see this rule with MN playing the Friday night game changed. He said it is not only unfair to have a team play 3 games in 48 hours, but there is also more of a chance of not only injuries, but serious injuries, as we saw today with Bina.
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This is not new news, this has been talked about for a while and the announcers referred to the vote the coaches took regarding the rule, where all 10 voted against this rule, but the WCHA obviously overruled them.
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Great game for the Sioux, let's hope Bina is all right.
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Nobody thought the Sioux had this much talent according to Woog. No wonder why he no longer coaches. He would never know what hit him.
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I'm so sick of him making references like that today, this team did finish 5th in the toughest league in the country, do we have to remind him of that.
I'm also sick of hearing him call our offense "pathetic" , that is the 2nd time today he has done that
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The Sioux get away with penalties, lol, and that was another good "no call" on the play where they spun Schneider off the puck and it lead to a great scoring chance. These guys really crack me up
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OT baby
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Lammy stands on his head and makes a big save and Woog talks about how great of offensive play it was, lol, it was a good play, but a better save, no mention of the save from the idiots
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Woog and Mazzocco were praying it wasn't a goal
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under review
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replay shows the puck never crossed the line, probably going to be a no goal
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a goal by Zajac .............maybe.............
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sioux kill off the penalty, back to full strength
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penalty on the sioux, du goes on the pp
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Mazzocco keeps calling him Lamourooh, that is getting annoying
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du kills off the penalty, back to full strength
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penalty on DU
Sioux go on the pp
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Listening to the feed on the 2nd intermission, I heard TO say you could definitely tell that Hak, and the player were really upset not only about what happened to Bina, but that nothing except a minor penalty came out of it. I could see it as well from what little they showed of the sioux bench. I was just waiting to hear someone say it.
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TO???
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if we already didn't realize Woog was an idiot, he really has shored that up today.
Again, he just talked about how important this game is for North Dakota to win to insure them a place in the tourney.
Does he not follow the PWR?
Screw this crap
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Before you post something you "heard while waiting to ride the zamboni", get your facts straight. Yeah, he might be okay, but his career in hockey might not be.