Correct.
UND missed one regional from 1997-2017. If they can’t make a Fargo regional in 2019, 2023, and 2025, then the AD needs to be the second person fired immediately after the head hockey coach.
I’ll continue to say it, if Brad doesn’t make a regional final this season, then he doesn’t need an 11th season behind the bench.
Yes. Perfect example of how every team has luck in the playoffs. BU capitalized on it in 2017.
Unfortunately, when Duluth and Notre Dame’s first game winning goals were waived off in 2021 and 2022, unlike BU, UND failed to capitalize.
In 2021, UND was lucky to make it 5 OTs considering Duluth’s first game winning goal was waived off.
In 2022, UND was lucky to make it to OT considering Notre Dame’s last second game winning goal was (again) waived off.
Every team has luck in the playoffs. Some teams can’t capitalize on it, however. Some teams don’t.
2011-2012 was Hakstol’s greatest coaching performance. Talk about doing so much with so little.
Also the season JT Miller bailed right before the start of the season.
Unlike the 06-07 team, somehow I don’t see the 24-25 team getting to April with only 3 more losses.
Maybe only 3 more losses by February, but not April.
Well if they can’t beat Bemidji, maybe the divided locker room can just play against each other from here on out so at least half the team can be winners.
No crap. Michigan can give $10,500,000.00 to ONE athlete while UND is looking to muster a $50,000.00 match for its ENTIRE collective.
We can’t beat Michigan when Michigan wasn’t paying their hockey players, at least according to you. (Hell, UND barely beat RMU—a team that didn’t exist in 2022 and 2023—tonight at home).
The writing is on the wall.
Damn.
Michigan’s collective just offered Bryce Underwood $10.5M to outbid LSU’s $1.5M offer.
Here, we’re talking a match “up to” $50k for the ENTIRE collective… Yikes.
Wait for Schlossman’s late March article, which will read something like ….
”#17 North Dakota would have been ranked #12 and playing in Fargo this weekend had it won a November 22nd game against RMU in regulation instead of overtime.”