Goon

UND has one minor penalty tonight.

That was a bad call and then he had the audacity to yell at the players for being upset.

Personally, I think it's the right call.

Reviewing the video, it would appear that was a legit CFB.

Here's the Gif of the Gaber hit.

Come on Man

South has swept Red River this year, and I predict that they will beat them again.

we can only hope he stays. He definitely has some game.

I guess I didn't read the same thing in his comments. Not saying that he's not going to sign in the offseason, but I could see him back for his senior year. It's not uncommon to hear players talk about the Ralph and their experiences.

DU is finishing off UMD as I type this.

Whiskey is the answer.

Not two fisting beers anymore?

I fixed my post.

You know, that's a good question. I'd like to see a late bloomer 21-year-old forward. Honestly, I wouldn't mind seeing one or two of those. No clue.

Goon's guess at a 2023-24 roster: Goal: (portal), (recruit/portal), Hellsten, Johnson Defense: Frisch (ify), Moore, Bast, Komzak, Benoit, Wiebe, Livanavage, Strathmann Forward: Caulfield, Albrecht, Gaber, Ness, Jamernik, Schmaltz, Costantini, Portz, Kunz, Strinden, McLaughlin, Blake, James, Emerson, Perron

@stoneySIOUX is a 100 percent correct: when I came to UND, I lived in Swanson Hall until I met my wife, and my resident hall RA introduced me to Perry Berezan who had returned to UND to finish his degree after his NHL career. From Wikipedia.

Here's SCSU Tenders. Here's the UND Tenders.

I've been digging around in InStats and I have yet to find the metric xGs. I'll keep looking. I can post the goaltending stats.

The matchup. Statistically, these two teams are similar. Record wise SCSU is obviously better.

He was given top-six minutes at the beginning of the season and didn't produce. If you go back and look at the line sheet he had his chance.

Nope Costantini has been invisibile for most of the season. He's had multiple opportunities to prove himself and hasn't.

Must be a slow day at the Credit Union? No one is happy with the status quo but let’s be reasonable. We had fans that want to fire Hakstol because he hadn’t NCAA title. Last time I checked, Hak was coaching in the NHL. Then, we have coach that wins one and fans are still calling for his head. Is anyone in the fan base ever going to be happy? Last time UND wasn’t at the Frozen Faceoff, I had a media member from a newspaper ask me if the fans really wanted Berry fired. This is worse than the Montreal Canadian fan base.

And look what they've done since.

What are you suggesting? The University fire Brad Berry who has a .643 winning percentage? He has won four regular season titles, in the toughest conference in college hockey. He did win one more NCAA title than his predecessor. First, he has three more years on his contract. Who's stepping up on the expensive buyout? Maybe someone from the Good Ole Boys can afford to write a big check. Who's going to replace him? Do hire a new coach from outside the UND family, or someone inside the family? That's a big question right there? Who do we hire to replace him? Can you imagine an athletic director firing a coach with his record. Is anyone happy with this season? No not at all. It's been tough to stomach. It's been an F'N dumpster fire. However, I am not going to let it ruin the rest of my year or ruminate on it all offseason. The players know this is not UND hockey. Like @stoneySIOUX mentioned could lose a lot of those in coming high-end recruits, if our AD was as jumpy as some our fans and just fired Berry. I see people comparing Berry to Scott Sandelin, his record is 440-363-95 .542 winning percentage his team have missed the NCAA playoff 11 times in his 23-year stint. He didn't win his first NCAA title till his 11th season behind the bench. Based on those standards were seeing applied to coach Berry, Scott would've been fired a long time before he won an NCAA championship. In the 11 seasons leading up to his team winning an NCAA championship, Sandelin had 164-187-46 (.471) record. He would've been run out of town on a rail.

The same playing style that won back-to-back-to-back Penrose Cups. Now, can one make the argument that winning said cups emptied the tank? Maybe.