OT: 2024-25 NCAA Hockey Thread
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Dr Jan Itor
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I saw that on X and audibly said “oof.” Not sure top line is where you want him. Hopefully they can develop him into something.
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BagHead
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I'm happy Buium got a point, but I have to say that I really hate these tweets that look like they're going to have a replay, but it's actually just some stupid graphic of a guy holding a stick. What a tease.
MuckOG
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Two primary, one secondary.
Denver is now up 6-1. Lorenz also has 2 assists (1 primary, 1 secondary)
Scoring might be problem for Wisconsin this year. Lost 4-2 to Lindenwood in a game they outshot them 36-19. Zero scoring touch from a lot of the players. Scarfone did not look good in net. Really bad first game.
On the flip side, both Morrissey and Hensler looked really good to my eyes.
On the flip side, both Morrissey and Hensler looked really good to my eyes.
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Best series of the year. Gophers-Bulldogs.
Youngest son UMD grad, pops die hard Gopher fan. Good times.
Youngest son UMD grad, pops die hard Gopher fan. Good times.
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Pretty amazing that the Dogs have three national championships since the last time the Gophs have won, especially with all the talented players who have chosen the Twin Cities campus. What a rivalry.
And the Dogs should have had 4 if it wasn’t for Covid!
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Badgers dominate the last 30 minutes versus Ohio State, but have an attribute score of 99 in the "inability to score goals with great chances" category. Lost in OT with around 10 seconds left.
Anyone here watchin Minn games that can provide some observations on Matthew Wood starts with this new team? 7 points in 4 games looks good but beyond that, I'm wondering whether he sticks out as someone who can be a full time NHLer within 2 years or beyond. Thanks
Smart player, finds the right spots on the ice, great shot. Would need to see a lot more, but my impression is he would be a complimentary player at the NHL level, more of a finisher than a driver of possession. Those kinds of guys are harder to project and rely a bit more on their specific situations.
Could he be in the NHL in two years? Maybe if everything went perfectly, but when would he likely be an actually effective NHL player? When he has developed enough physically to overmatch NHLers on net drives and win his puck battles, probably 4-6 years if he has the commitment to get there.
He is a worthy project if you need a shooting winger, but guys without lots of speed haven't been as successful recently. He doesn't have the skating of a Tuch or Raymond and that could limit his top potential. Victor Oloffson is going to sound like a harsh comparison, but I think they are similar in their projected ideal roles on the PP and in more sheltered 5v5 minutes. With a great two way 3C on his line, he could make a big splash.
Dr Jan Itor
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Kurth with his 5th of the season, 3-1
Somehow snuck the puck through with the goalie against the post
Somehow snuck the puck through with the goalie against the post
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