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Including from the forwards. Omaha had a few rushes that looked dangerous until a backchecking forward stole it and headed the other way.

Senden is playing well. Flying around, he looks like Scott Dub.

That might be the worst icing call I've ever seen.

Although Weatherby scored at the end of it, not sure what has happened to UND's #1 PP unit. They were so crisp earlier in the year, and that seems to have left the ice sheet. Omaha has succeeded by pressuring them, but you might expect that to make them vulnerable. Not yet.

Per the CHN write-up Denver had 0 even strength SOG in the last 23 minutes Saturday.

Denver had 5 and 2 shots in the second and third, respectively.

Not sure why they didn't go 6-on-3 on the PP.

Just about embarrassing to score after that fairly miserable PP. But we'll take it.

While Thome wasn't great on the goal, arguably UND's two best defensemen let the guy get behind them.

Pretty remarkable when you consider PPs were 3-0.

They look rustier than in the first last night.

Switch the goalies and you probably flip the score tonight so far.

In the last few decades, how often has AHA had more than one tourney participant? It can't have happened more than once or twice, if at all.

SC had their number earlier, but I gotta think Duluth is going to be a tough out at the end of the year.

Blasphemer here, but do we even know if the NCHC is the top conference? The last national title game was almost two years ago. BC and Michigan have some really high end talent, and MN has turned into an NCHC style team under Motzko. The national tournament will reveal much.

So in an 8 team league, they are better than 7 and 8 and trying to be as good as 4 and 5. Average sounds like a good description.

Miami feels our pain, having lost the national title game in OT on a floater like that.

Didn't actually think they were lazy tonight. Sloppy, made a few mistakes they paid for, had some strange goals against, hit a few posts, took at least one penalty too many at the end.

Please give it a rest. We're here for hockey. It's inappropriate here and exhausting.

The big story from last night is that UND outgoaltended Omaha. Scheel with a few huge saves and the Mav goalie wishes he had a few back.

Perhaps Gabinet wasn't upset with the officiating because he had nothing to complain about. I doubt he was going to complain about getting five minute PP's to start and end the game.

Gaber got a 10 minute misconduct, and 4 of the minors were coincidental, so it was 18 minutes shorthanded. And one of the minors was during a major, so we really had a guy in the box for 16 minutes. Which is still a lot.

How bout we be armchair hockey experts rather than epidemiologists. I'm liking Caulfield's step up and think it could go a long way to giving us the coveted two genuine scoring lines.

It's too easy to play CC right now, and then you suffer the next week, as we saw against Denver. It will be tough to get them ready for next week.

It might be because they're playing cc, but 25, 26, 27, and 28 all appear to be taking a step.