cberkas

He does drone on during every game, he'll stop his play-by-play and talk about something random while play is still going on. Matvick, Holden, and the guys from Hockey East/NESN were way better then Buccigross is.

It was something along those lines, he wanted to do more hockey play-by-play or he'd leave ESPN. He's annoying during hokey games and Sportscenter, the good thing with him still at ESPN is he's not doing NHL games but he'll be doing The World Cup of Hockey when that starts.

Aaron Hernandez found guilty of 1st degree murder, get's life in prison without parole.

3. gfhockey, package deal with MafiaMan.

Banking on a early exit by Pittsburg I see.

I didn't know Rohlik was at Wisconsin in 1990. I wasn't sure about David Quinn winning one at BU.

Steve Rohlik won a National Title playing at Wisconsin. David Quinn was an assistant coach at BU during the 2009 National Title.

Jon Gillies signs with Calgary

James Patrick - NHL assistant coach with the Dallas Stars. No head coaching experience that I cane find. He was also charged with assault of his girlfriend in 2014. I'll say he's not leaving the NHL any time soon and if he does he'll be a coach in the AHL. Steve Johnson - Head coach in the USHL for 13 year made the USHL finals 4 times winning it twice. Was an assistant coach at St. Cloud for 2 years and Omaha for one year. Shows he hasn't coached since 2012-13 season. If he was trying to be a NCAA head coach someday he'd be coaching now somewhere. Dean Blais - Current head coach at Omaha where he will likely retire at the end of his current contract. George Gwozdecky - Current assistant coach for Tampa Bay Lighting. The only way he coaches college hockey again is if a school puts up more money then he was going to make at Denver before he was fired. His name has come up as a replacement for Mike Eaves at Wisconsin. You'd be pretty much getting the same as Hakstol minus making the Frozen Four on a regular basis (Gwozdecky has only been to 2 Frozen Fours at Denver). Keith Allain - Current Yale head coach, and Yale Alumni. Was an assistant coach in the NHL and also a goalie coach in the AHL and NHL before taking the Yale job. He wouldn't even be mentioned by anyone on here if he didn't win a National Title in 2013. Rick Bennett - Current Union head coach. He's been a NCAA D1 assistant up until he took over at Union. Next season will be the start of 4 classes of Bennett's recruits, this will be the time to see how good of a coach he is. Most likely he'd take a better job out East. Bob Motzko - Current head coach at St. Cloud. I don't see him leaving that job for anywhere else. You could say Motzko is the reason Minnesota and Lucia won the National Title in 2002 and 2003. Rick Zombo - Current head coach at ACHA D1 Lindenwood University. Had one winning season as a head coach in the NAHL, with 3 loosing seasons two in the NAHL and one in the USHL. Dave Tippett - Current Arizona Coyotes head coach. If the Coyotes fired him he'll find another NHL head coaching job. Tony Hrkac - Current assistant coach for the Madison Capitals. Wasn't a good head coach at Concordia University Wisconsin going 10-109-10 in 6 seasons as the schools first head coach.

I think the goaltending is better on Miami then Omaha, If Massa didn't burn his redshirt his junior year I'd pick Omaha to win the league.

I expect UND to compete for the NCHC regular season, NCHC tournament, and National Title every year. Looking at how I think the NCHC regular season might go. 1. Duluth 2. North Dakota 3. Miami 4. Denver 5. Omaha 6. St. Cloud 7. Western Michigan 8. Colorado College Duluth will have two very good goalies in Kaskisuo and incoming freshmen Hunter Miska. I think it will come down to goaltending for Duluth to win the regular season. I believe North Dakota can win back-to-back Penrose Cups, I can also see them finishing third in the league. Miami will depend on how good their goaltenders play on where they finish in the league. Denver, Omaha, and St. Cloud I see battling for the final home playoff spot, and any of them getting it. Denver has the advantage in goaltending over Omaha and St. Cloud. Offensively all three are about even. Western Michigan will be a tough team to play against like they are every year, I just don't see them finishing higher then 7th. Colorado College is on the 4 year plan. I do think they will show some improvement next year, but it wont be enough to get out of 8th in the league.

He was also said to be committed to Harvard a few weeks ago. There was a tweet that said he was called by a team every month after he committed to Princeton.

I'd like to see how Adam Huska does in the USHL. I've heard Caleb Jones has expressed interest in Wisconsin. Carmine Buono committed to UMass today.

Of the ones listed over $1 million.

15 year old Eeli Tolvanen has been tendered by Sioux City. 2013-14: Blues U16 Jr. C SM-sarja Q; 8 games played (13-9-22) Blues U16 II Jr. C SM-sarja; 1 games played (1-1-2) Blues U16 Jr. C SM-sarja; 28 games played (43-33-76) Blues U18 Jr. B SM-sarja; 10 gmaes played (2-4-6) 2014-15: Blues U18 Jr, B SM-sarja; 41 games played (39-45-84) Blues U20 Jr. A SM-Iiiga; 7 games played (2-3-5) Finland U16 5 games played (4-5-9)

Since 1948 the first NCAA championship.

I think Mike Hastings will be the head coach at Omaha when Blais leaves.

I thought he signed a 4 year deal.

Shouldn't his contract be up at the end of the 2016-17 season?

Lou Holtz will not be on ESPN. I think its was way over due I never could understand what Holtz was saying on College Football Final for the last couple of years.

No I don't.

I didn't know about Kollers one, Frazee had one agaist St. Cloud that didn't count because of an offsides that sealed Kangas as the starter that year.

Here's one from last night.

Jeff Frazee somewhere just said "That's embarrassing, glad I never did that in a game."

He watches the puck go into his glove then acts like the puck went over him.