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  On 2/16/2015 at 1:53 PM, stoneySIOUX said:

ABSOLUTELY. Teams who win a national title don't sweep anyone in the tournament. One game at a time. We are good enough to win one game against anyone in the country on any single night.

 

What makes me nervous is the team tends to struggle more in the first game against teams, then adjusts well the second night. Once you hit the tournament you don't get multiple games to make adjustments, so they better come out on first right away.

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  On 2/17/2015 at 2:54 PM, keikla said:

I'm guessing we see Simonson before we see Olson, based on comments Hak has been making lately.

I hoow not. Olson is a banger and has 3 goals. Simo can win face offs and has a goose eggs for goals.

I'd stick with Olson. He belongs in our line up. We are harder to play against with him in it. Fact.

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  On 2/17/2015 at 4:48 PM, SiouxForever said:

I hoow not. Olson is a banger and has 3 goals. Simo can win face offs and has a goose eggs for goals.

I'd stick with Olson. He belongs in our line up. We are harder to play against with him in it. Fact.

 

Simonson was the player specifically mentioned by Hak as the player who has earned being in the line-up, they just haven't found the spot to get him in.  It could change this week, but that was how it stood last week.

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  On 2/17/2015 at 4:41 PM, siouxfan512 said:

What makes me nervous is the team tends to struggle more in the first game against teams, then adjusts well the second night. Once you hit the tournament you don't get multiple games to make adjustments, so they better come out on first right away.

 

Came out flying against Denver on Friday, so that's promising.

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  On 2/17/2015 at 4:48 PM, SiouxForever said:

I hoow not. Olson is a banger and has 3 goals. Simo can win face offs and has a goose eggs for goals.

I'd stick with Olson. He belongs in our line up. We are harder to play against with him in it. Fact.

 

That's assuming Olson is back to pre-mono form.

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If Olson doesn't get mono he probably never sits. Poolman probaby doesnt make the permanent move then and two of those d men are platooning nightly more than likey until playoff time. Since they have been winning that makes it even harder to make any moves imo. Simo and Olson can play tough nosed and will play many games at UND. Olson has a MALONE game in the making! The 6 D probably won't change if at all but I wouldn't mind seeing more poolman on point on PP. He can release that bomb of a shot! Go Sioux sweep western!!

Ideal poolman back to D and Olson in. Then it's pick a d man to sit out of a few guys

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  On 2/17/2015 at 5:18 PM, AZSIOUX said:

If Olson doesn't get mono he probably never sits. Poolman probaby doesnt make the permanent move then and two of those d men are platooning nightly more than likey until playoff time. Since they have been winning that makes it even harder to make any moves imo. Simo and Olson can play tough nosed and will play many games at UND. Olson has a MALONE game in the making! The 6 D probably won't change if at all but I wouldn't mind seeing more poolman on point on PP. He can release that bomb of a shot! Go Sioux sweep western!!

Ideal poolman back to D and Olson in. Then it's pick a d man to sit out of a few guys

Did Poolman get any PP time against Denver?

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  On 2/17/2015 at 5:24 PM, iluvdebbies said:

Did Poolman get any PP time against Denver?

Not sure on that. I didn't see either game throughout. All of our d man can play the pp but he has that bomb of a shot.

Posted
  On 2/17/2015 at 5:42 PM, scpa0305 said:

I don't believe so.

 

I didn't notice him out there, either.  Maybe it was too hard for him to be switching back and forth between F and D (and understandably so).

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  On 2/17/2015 at 4:07 PM, yzerman19 said:

On the roster, McKee looks like he's a giant defenseman, not a forward.

 

Only point being, usually it is tougher to replace a dman than a bottom 6 forward

On Area Voices Schlossman said he is a defenseman turned forward. 

Posted
  On 2/17/2015 at 9:11 PM, InHeavenThereIsNoBeer said:

That's the last thing I wanted to hear... :sad:

I think its just Hak mind games for WM. Look wounded up until game time then WAPOW, the crutches after gone and tally another highlight-reel goal from Cags!

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Alright, I'm bored...

 

So, who has the biggest weekend? Who breaks out and starts a big stretch run?

 

I think the answer is N. Schmaltz for both. Playing a big, not overly fast team, if Nick can find some space .... giddy up. I'll say a 3 goal, 2 assist weekend.

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  On 2/18/2015 at 4:17 PM, Feff said:

The assists I can see, the goals I don't. He has to take a shot to score a goal....

 

The kid loves to pass. But, the coaches are obviously getting this in his head that he needs to shoot. Lately he's done a lot better job of getting to the net using his speed and skill. My point is, since he's playing a slower (not slow, but slower than UND) team, he'll have a bit more space to drive the net. I think he pots a few this weekend. Confidence is huge for a kid like Schmaltz. If he gets one on a big shot, he'll shoot more and naturally, score more.

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  On 2/18/2015 at 4:26 PM, stoneySIOUX said:

The kid loves to pass. But, the coaches are obviously getting this in his head that he needs to shoot. Lately he's done a lot better job of getting to the net using his speed and skill. My point is, since he's playing a slower (not slow, but slower than UND) team, he'll have a bit more space to drive the net. I think he pots a few this weekend. Confidence is huge for a kid like Schmaltz. If he gets one on a big shot, he'll shoot more and naturally, score more.

 

He can get that toe drag wrist shot off really quick, like Kristo-esque in his senior year. I saw him do it a few times in World Juniors.

 

The toe drag he made around the DU player that lead to the 3rd goal Friday night was unreal, I had to watch the replay at least 10 times to believe it.

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I think there'll be less room this weekend than most, with goals more likely to result from point shots through traffic and rebounds.

Posted
  On 2/18/2015 at 5:08 PM, InHeavenThereIsNoBeer said:

He can get that toe drag wrist shot off really quick, like Kristo-esque in his senior year. I saw him do it a few times in World Juniors.

 

The toe drag he made around the DU player that lead to the 3rd goal Friday night was unreal, I had to watch the replay at least 10 times to believe it.

 

Exactly. That's why I think he could have a lot of success against a team like WMU.

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