Non-UND College Hockey 2025-26

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Just now, TwamleyShuffle said:

Was that not an illegal pick?

 

Pretty obvious when there’s only 6 guys on the ice. 

[brianvf]

Just now, RedFrog said:

100% thought that was interference that led to the winning goal for DU.

Total pick at the blue line.

[cowboys5xsbs]

Du scores dang

[Godsmack]

1 minute ago, TwamleyShuffle said:

Was that not an illegal pick?

 

Just said the exact same thing to my wife. In basketball that would be called. 

[brianvf]

Yeah I'd be pretty dang ticked if UND lost in OT with that uncalled pick.

[cberkas]

Funny how it gets called all the time but in OT let's not call that (in this game)

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Just now, Godsmack said:

Just said the exact same thing to my wife. In basketball that would be called. 

It usually is in hockey too just not when it’s against DU in Denver. 

[Godsmack]

3 minutes ago, Username Taken said:

It usually is in hockey too just not when it’s against DU in Denver. 

Remember the BS 5 minute major and game the refs called on Cole Smith at Magness? Complete garbage. 

I also remember a bad CC team and Alex Leclerc nursing a one goal lead late in a game at Magness and the refs staring right at a big time slew foot in the CC zone that didn’t get called on DU leading to the tying goal. 

[AlphaMikeFoxtrot]

Miami at 19 in NPI with 3 top ten series in a row giving them every chance in the world to get an at large bid. Forget NCHC coach of the year, Noreen deserves national recognition.

[farce poobah]

The Pick.

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2 minutes ago, farce poobah said:

The Pick.

He knew exactly what he was doing. Eyes were locked in on Zam the whole time. There’s no chance the refs missed that, just didnt want to call it? I don’t get it.  

[AlphaMikeFoxtrot]

Did they he not have a timeout to use? Pretty cut and dry interference. Moving pick is an easy call.

[TwamleyShuffle]

Monday is the Beanpot!! 

[TwamleyShuffle]

Miami just might host a first round NCHC tournament game

[RedFrog]

I thought in real time that it may have been offside, but forgot about it after the pick until I just watched the replay.  You challenge that all day long and twice on Saturdays.

 

 

[Godsmack]

1 minute ago, RedFrog said:

I thought in real time that it may have been offside, but forgot about it after the pick until I just watched the replay.  You challenge that all day long and twice on Saturdays.

 

 

Seems Sandy wasted an opportunity to challenge. 

[rochsioux]

48 minutes ago, AlphaMikeFoxtrot said:

Did they he not have a timeout to use? Pretty cut and dry interference. Moving pick is an easy call.

Can’t challenge it. 
You can challenge an offside where the player was an inch offside but did not factor in a goal being scored. You can’t challenge a pick that was instrumental in a game winning goal.

[rochsioux]

Cebrian was offsides and set an illegal pick. Refs 0-2. 

[fightingsioux4life]

2 hours ago, cberkas said:

CC beat Arizona State 4-1

Looks like having "the ultimate captain" wasn't enough to put ASU over the top. 

[SJHovey]

Didn’t UMD run a pick near the blue line against us to score a crucial goal?

[Level B Fishbowl]

8 hours ago, TwamleyShuffle said:

Monday is the Beanpot!! 

 

Harvard getting their usual Beanpot beatdown will be amusing but I'm more intrigued by the NU-BU game between two teams that generally don't like each other

[.357]

Not much movement in the NPI at this point in the season.

Before Saturday's game against #44 Omaha, WMU was sitting at #3. WMU only fell 2 spots to #5 after their loss, which isn't much at all considering Omaha was so low; while Omaha only jumped 4 to #40. UND maintained the #3 position during their bye week, which is good considering they could have easily fallen to #5 if WMU & PSU had had better weekends...Ohio St. missed a good opportunity to knock MI down a peg, outshot them both nights & lost in ot yesterday. 

[siouxfaninseattle]

6 hours ago, .357 said:

Not much movement in the NPI at this point in the season.

Before Saturday's game against #44 Omaha, WMU was sitting at #3. WMU only fell 2 spots to #5 after their loss, which isn't much at all considering Omaha was so low; while Omaha only jumped 4 to #40. UND maintained the #3 position during their bye week, which is good considering they could have easily fallen to #5 if WMU & PSU had had better weekends...Ohio St. missed a good opportunity to knock MI down a peg, outshot them both nights & lost in ot yesterday. 

After beating bucky minnie went from 41 to 32.

[Godsmack]

17 hours ago, Godsmack said:

Remember the BS 5 minute major and game the refs called on Cole Smith at Magness? Complete garbage. 

I also remember a bad CC team and Alex Leclerc nursing a one goal lead late in a game at Magness and the refs staring right at a big time slew foot in the CC zone that didn’t get called on DU leading to the tying goal. 

And of course the classic post game interview I’ve spoken about recently where Frank Serratore got tossed from a game up at Magness for sarcastically clapping after about the fifth consecutive power play being awarded to Denver.

Oh yah, and the series in 2012 at Magness between Cornell and Denver where an irate Mike Schafer went on a post game rant about how atrocious the WCHA officials were in tilting the scales in Denver’s favor with how they officiated the games. (One could argue however, that teams from the west suffer the same fate when having ECAC officials as well). 

[tnt]

18 hours ago, rochsioux said:

Cebrian was offsides and set an illegal pick. Refs 0-2. 

Don’t worry they will make it up to Duluth this weekend, which would work well for Denver as well.