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  • #31
    Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

    Originally posted by zoofer View Post
    Wholeheartedly agree with the HE ref comment....stick checks are all hooking in HE....I agree with a simple body check doing the trick, but I'm very surprised that college hockey, or pro for that matter, doesn't have a rule saying that the puck has to be dribbled or handled via the stick and foot or some wording to not allow lacrosse on the ice.......
    Here is what i'd do on D. gap control --> stick check. there is always incidental contact with the stick, otherwise Dmen would be sitting in the sin bin for the entire season. I would imagine the same is true of a guy trying to dangle in the air. Stick check, play body...profit.

    besides, it takes time to flip a stick to the puck on the front or back of the heel. Either way, your killing your flow through the neutral zone if you stop and trying this move. its not practical enough to be something that common, and doesn't seem like it would be hard to defend at all. Way too much skill required, not enough payout that a regular dangle couldn't accomplish...
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    • #32
      Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

      Originally posted by SJHovey View Post
      Are you talking about the Mike Legg goal against Minnesota? If so, that wasn't in 1998, or in the Frozen Four.
      No...the goal where he scooped up the puck behind the net, balanced it on his stick and deposited it in a "wrap around" move from the side against BC in the 1998 finals (in the semis, Michigan beat UNH and BC beat Ohio State).

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      • #33
        Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

        Originally posted by Dirty View Post
        At least he got it right that it was a Michigan player who scored it.
        hilarious...

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        • #34
          Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

          Originally posted by Bronzebacks View Post
          The official term is now Sioux Foot.
          Nice.

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          • #35
            Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

            Originally posted by chickod View Post
            No...the goal where he scooped up the puck behind the net, balanced it on his stick and deposited it in a "wrap around" move from the side against BC in the 1998 finals (in the semis, Michigan beat UNH and BC beat Ohio State).
            I think you're thinking of the Mike Legg goal.

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            • #36
              Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

              Originally posted by SJHovey View Post
              I think you're thinking of the Mike Legg goal.

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWBYcugv11s
              OK - I was wrrrrrrr... but the reason I brought it up was, as I said before, I thought they had "banned" that type of play. There was a lot of talk about it at the time...did anything ever come of it?

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              • #37
                Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

                Originally posted by chickod View Post
                OK - I was wrrrrrrr... but the reason I brought it up was, as I said before, I thought they had "banned" that type of play. There was a lot of talk about it at the time...did anything ever come of it?
                Yes. That's why Trupp wasn't penalized and the whistle wasn't blown.
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                • #38
                  Re: Craddling the Puck on You Stick.....legal?

                  Originally posted by Dirty View Post
                  Yes. That's why Trupp wasn't penalized and the whistle wasn't blown.
                  Lord knows the WCHA refs would never miss an obvious call.

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