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  1. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    It's part of MJ's plan. He likes them to get challenged during the season and face adversity. In the postgame, he will refer to this as an opportunity at least five times. Not saying he's wrong, though.
  2. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    Didn't want to bother Timothy with that trivia, given he doesn't think she's any good, anyway. ;)
  3. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    'Dogs needed an earlier wake-up call for their 11 am EDT start. Down 2-0 after two.
  4. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    Maybe we're looking at this wrong. The first day, that 1 was a digit. Another 2-1 win, would produce another one-goal differential. Because they'd be the same, the second could be a double for the first. Al Davis had that "just win, baby" saying, but in the world of NCAA women's hockey and OT...
  5. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    I think that's why it gets judged the way it does. Much more was asked of Gascon in the past, so she got more credit for her team's success, even though it was much more limited. No matter how many saves McNaughton made, she was still playing behind the best offense in the country. Give up a...
  6. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    What axe? You weren't even around for the days when the Badgers got to stand on the other blue line while the Bulldogs accepted a trophy.
  7. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    The top two pairs were Primerano/Jordan and Graham/Hartmetz most of the time. While points from the D are nice, the first objective is to avoid having the primary assist on the goals against. One thing that Leveille did well as a player was maintaining a high compete level. There were times...
  8. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    Watched the exhibition versus Durham West. It's hard to tell much from a matchup versus younger players. My early takeaways in the absence of better-informed facts... The Gophers look like they will be a deeper team, as opposed to recent editions that seemed to go as one or two players went...
  9. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    In a bit of trivia, the Badgers won the championship in Amanda's first year as a Gopher as well.
  10. ARM

    WCHA 26-27 Season Thread

    That's not how the coaches look at it. They know the players on the rosters around the league. They've scouted them as teens, watched film of their college games, and coached against them.
  11. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    Thomas Jefferson was a tough act to follow.
  12. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    Don't blame you for leaving.
  13. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    Frost was on the UM staff when they won their first two NCAA titles in 2004 and 2005, and was still there when they were runners up in 2006 and didn't make the tourney in 2007. He took over as head coach the next year, and they didn't make it to the title game over his first four seasons. For...
  14. ARM

    Should college hockey have more than one timeout?

    Compared to most other sports, the object of hockey is to keep the game moving, as evidenced by being able to change the competitors while the game is underway. One of the pitfalls of college sports is coaches who want to make the game all about them. The less we need to stop games and watch...
  15. ARM

    Minnesota Women's Hockey 2026-27: Here Comes The Boom

    I don't know ... is there such a thing as a good team to lose to? Just based on 2014-15, I got sick of losing to Bemidji. It wasn't fun losing to the Whioux when they had the twins, and there was nothing -- nothing -- worse than losing to UMD during a certain era. But until we remember how to...
  16. ARM

    2026 Coaching Changes

    I think Syracuse was intending to compete when they hired Paul Flanagan, after making a run at Shannon Miller. Who know what budget the program has overall. However, back in the day, Maine was known for being very skimpy on program resources. It could be vastly different now, but I tend to doubt...
  17. ARM

    Wisniewski out at Ohio State

    Everything you have said is true. However, I don't think that tOSU has a Todd Milewski equivalent on the women's hockey front (not that other programs do either). Well, BC has TTT, but look where that gets him.
  18. ARM

    Wisconsin Women's Hockey 2026-27

    Thought this belonged in a UW thread, not PWHL at this point. Note that you could ask three other people this question, they could each list three different players, you'd wind up with a dozen Badgers, and maybe nobody is wrong. A lot of talent has passed through Madison. These are all people...
  19. ARM

    2026 PWHL Draft

    Watts single handedly allowed you to set a forum record for bad puns, so I'd guess she has a soft spot in your memories. Thank you both for the thoughts. It's only that there have been so many over the years that I wouldn't place either on the first team of all-time Badger nemeses.
  20. ARM

    Wisconsin Women's Hockey 2026-27

    The people in the comments section of that Sophie J. link seem rather ornery; maybe they are warming up to come here. ;)
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