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The last time I watched a game on NBC Peirre Macquire talked most of the game about UND and the REA. UND wasn't even playing in the game.

The only one I see leaving early is Bjugstad

Penticton Vees Troy Stecher (4-16-20) and Ryan Gropp (6-11-17) are still uncommitted, I'd like to see Gropp committ to UND.

I got a feeling Shane Gersich will come to UND. Jake Guentzel is going to Nebraska-Omaha and not Minnesota where his dad played and is a coach. Ian McCoshen didn't have Boston College as his top three and he ended up going there.

Minnesota is the biggest competition for Gersich and Hurley, but i don't see where the gophers have room to bring them in (only one senior on the team this year), and with how many players are committed. I also think the team should have 3 goalies that are able to be starters, like DU this year. I'd like to see more europeans come to UND. I look at it, if the coaches can get players to come from junior "A" teams in europe. It can create a pipeline of talent to UND, if BU and Maine can do it why not UND.

In the OJHL Tyler Gjurich is (27-23-50) not recruted yet.

I think Shane Gersich will come to UND. Brooks Bandits have a team that putting up good numbers, the team is 25-1 on the year. I'll say Conner Hurley is a 50/50 shot at the moment. Comrose Kodiaks rookie Brett Njaa started out strong he's (8-11-19) AJHL leading scorer, Whitecourt Wolverines forward Mathieu Guertin (23-21-44) his teammate Jerome Raymond is second in the AJHL scoring (21-18-39)

I also thought the womans Associate Head Coach Peter Elander might have connections to bring in europeans to the mens team.

I'm sure the coaches are looking at Shattuck. That was why I thought his son's went went to Shattuck. I think UND is i good position to get top players from there since Minnesota from what I've seen has no room for players in the next two years. I think the AJHL is the hot bed this year, UND lost out on Brooks Bandits forward Anthony Petruzzelli last year (23-24-47) this year (16-14-30) he commited to Vermont.

He has two brother that play on the AAA team at Shattuck-St. Mary's. I think he might come here if Marty has talked to Zajac or Parise about colleges his son's should goto.

The two best D men in the AJHL are on the Brooks Bandits Shane Pilling (6-28-34) and Maddison Smiley (14-13-27) last year he was (0-8-8). Brooks Bandits goalie is 22-1 in 23 games this season 4 shutouts 2.00 GAA .906 SV%. Last season he was 11-1 in 12 games 1 shutout 2.24GAA .898 SV%. Kyle Hayton is a former Shattuck-St. Mary's goalie, in 4 years at Shattuck-St. Mary's 119 games played 102-12-5 1.72 GAA .925 SV %. he's not doing well at Sioux City in 4 game 3 loses and one OTL 3.49 GAA .870 SV%. Anthony Brodeur Shattuck-St. Mary's Goalie, last year 24-3-1 4 shutouts 2.31 GAA .900 SV% Anthony Brodeur is wanting to go the college route not QMJHL. http://www.nhl.com/i...s.htm?id=637106 Ryan MacInnis is one I hope commits to UND he's 3-3-6 in 18 games. Nolan Stevens is a name that jumped out to me, he has no points on the U.S. under-17 team.

I think UND will sweep Colorado College, Thorimbert hasn't looked good this season, Howe who I believe is the better of the two goalies has looked bad also. If Zane plays this weekend give him the start Friday and Clarke the start Saterday.

When I played for Century High School's hockey team, the team had to change from the Calgary Flames logo to CHS. The logo Century used was red, while, and blue. From what I heard the Flames didn't like that the Century hockey team was using the flaming "C" logo.

That was like the end of the DU-CC game last night

big fight in the DU-CC game

It looks like the forwards just watch the puck and don't move toward the puck

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Two 5 minute majors on UW

I think he should sit tomorrow

I wonder why Kristo didn't sneak in and get a backdoor pass from Knight on the power play instead he sits on the point

So if you grab your head its a major?

Yeah, UNH is undefeated they could end up #1

I'd put Colorado College ahead of North Dakota if they both win tonight

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