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Wisconsin Hockey 25-26 Hastings Year 3 - Turning the Corner?

Just checked CHN and UCHOL and they differ in where the Badgers are going. Bracketology CHN is Worchester. USCHOL is West Regional meeting Denver. No thanks. Hope CHN is correct. Check the teams out in each.
 
wjefwhite said:
Just checked CHN and UCHOL and they differ in where the Badgers are going. Bracketology CHN is Worchester. USCHOL is West Regional meeting Denver. No thanks. Hope CHN is correct. Check the teams out in each.
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I am definitely hoping for an East Regional, but there isn't going to be any "easy" regional. CHN seems to put the Badgers in Loveland only under some serious machinations by the committee. Either way, we will find out this afternoon. Whoever their matchup is, my preference is to avoid an "Ohio State" like team that mucks things up in the middle, and rather play a more "fast and loose" team...I think those matchups allow the boys to skate with anyone...and beat anyone!
 
GoBucky18 said:
I am definitely hoping for an East Regional, but there isn't going to be any "easy" regional. CHN seems to put the Badgers in Loveland only under some serious machinations by the committee. Either way, we will find out this afternoon. Whoever their matchup is, my preference is to avoid an "Ohio State" like team that mucks things up in the middle, and rather play a more "fast and loose" team...I think those matchups allow the boys to skate with anyone...and beat anyone!
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Nice to see OSU is long gone.
 
GoBucky18 said:
I am definitely hoping for an East Regional, but there isn't going to be any "easy" regional. CHN seems to put the Badgers in Loveland only under some serious machinations by the committee. Either way, we will find out this afternoon. Whoever their matchup is, my preference is to avoid an "Ohio State" like team that mucks things up in the middle, and rather play a more "fast and loose" team...I think those matchups allow the boys to skate with anyone...and beat anyone!
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Watched the whole Dartmouth game yesterday. My wife made a comment that I was thinking too. She said the game looked like slow motion and the women skate faster than these guys. And there was also more hitting in the womens game on Friday.
 
TJ77 said:
Watched the whole Dartmouth game yesterday. My wife made a comment that I was thinking too. She said the game looked like slow motion and the women skate faster than these guys. And there was also more hitting in the womens game on Friday.
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That's interesting because I was watching the selection show on ESPNU and they were saying how fast Dartmouth was.

The table is set for 2006 all over again. We're 50% there. Let's go RED!!!
 
Timothy A said:
That's interesting because I was watching the selection show on ESPNU and they were saying how fast Dartmouth was.

The table is set for 2006 all over again. We're 50% there. Let's go RED!!!
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I was surprised when they said that. Princeton seemed to control more of the game than Dartmouth.
 
TJ77 said:
Watched the whole Dartmouth game yesterday. My wife made a comment that I was thinking too. She said the game looked like slow motion and the women skate faster than these guys. And there was also more hitting in the womens game on Friday.
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Dartmouth is not a fast skating team but they're great at counterattacking from the neutral zone and have some guys that are scary good at finishing scoring opportunities. Their D, particularly CJ Foley (undrafted but likely to leave after this year), can also create quality offensive opportunities on the rush and from the blue line. The issue with Dartmouth is that they'll make some head scratching decisions with the puck that often results in turnovers and they're not a particularly physical team
 
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