Their history in the NCAA tourney is insane. They still recruit to win championships. Most of the other big programs have transitioned to recruiting likely top draft picks, who stay a year or two at most. That lack of continuity seems to make much weaker/shallower teams for the postseason grind.
I was expecting Wisconsin to lose to both Michigan St and North Dakota. Was 50/50 on their chances against Dartmouth.
They have one hell of a breakout from their own end and a relentless fore-check in the O-Zone, and o’yea their Goalie isn’t too bad either.
I’m assuming you know the chant when the Badgers get a penalty. My then nine-year-old had no idea what “your mom’s inflatable” meant, and I’m hoping at twelve he still doesn’t!
I know them all.......Used to go to about 10 games a year and always sat behind the visitors bench.
This is awesome.
Wisconsin sports fans are great in general. They're a bunch of drunks, but they're generally friendly drunks and always fun to be around, even if you're from the opposing team. Whether its Brewers, Packers, Admirals, Badgers.....whatever. Its a midwestern thing. Games are a celebration and most people are there for a good time first. It takes a lot to piss them off. We're there to have fun and if we get a win, so much the better.
Yeah. That loss is gonna sting for a little while. They played a great 2 periods, but they didn’t kill the monster when they had the chance.
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Ted Donato ‘91 to Step Away from the Harvard Men’s Ice Hockey Program - Harvard University
Ted Donato '91, The Robert D. Ziff Head Coach for Harvard Men's Ice Hockey, has announced his plan to step away from Harvard at the end of the academic year.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Ted Donato '91, The Robert D. Ziff Head Coach for Harvard Men's Ice Hockey, has announced his plan to step away from Harvard at the end of the academic year.
"It is with immense gratitude that I have decided to end my tenure at Harvard as head coach of the Men's Hockey program," Donato said. "I am proud and grateful for all the incredible moments, everlasting memories, and relationships from my 27 years connected to the University as a student-athlete, coach, and parent.
"I feel truly blessed to have had the opportunity to work with such talented and driven student-athletes and staff of the highest character. With the ever-changing landscape of college athletics, I believe it is the right time to pass the torch to the next leader of the Harvard Men's Hockey program."
Flipped? I think they meant to say "purchased" or "bought".
