What's new
By:
USCHO Fan Forum

This is a sample guest message. Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!

  • The USCHO Fan Forum has migrated to a new plaform, xenForo. Most of the function of the forum should work in familiar ways. Please note that you can switch between light and dark modes by clicking on the gear icon in the upper right of the main menu bar. We are hoping that this new platform will prove to be faster and more reliable. Please feel free to explore its features.

2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

FadeToBlack&Gold said:
Audience: "Ooooooohhh" :p
Click to expand...

Backstage:
stirringpot.gif
 
Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Dirty said:
He's just trying to manuever himself to take over JDubbs position in the Gopher Fan Hierarchy.
Click to expand...

I'm ok with JDubbs. He bleeds maroon and gold and he's entitled to his opinion like anyone else here. The kid is misguided at times but he's a fighter.
 
Last edited:
Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Here is the WCHA poll:

Defending MacNaughton Cup champion Minnesota earned 24 of 25 first-place votes in the annual 94X WCHA Preseason Media Poll released Wednesday.

North Dakota had the other first-place vote.

A panel of 25 WCHA media members voted on the predicted order of finish and on several individual honors.
School (First-place votes)

1. Minnesota (24)
2. North Dakota (1)
3. Denver
4. Wisconsin
5. Minnesota-Duluth
6. St. Cloud State
7. Colorado College
8. Nebraska-Omaha
9. Michigan Tech
10. Minnesota State
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska-Anchorage
 
SanTropez said:
Here is the WCHA poll:

Defending MacNaughton Cup champion Minnesota earned 24 of 25 first-place votes in the annual 94X WCHA Preseason Media Poll released Wednesday.

North Dakota had the other first-place vote.

A panel of 25 WCHA media members voted on the predicted order of finish and on several individual honors.
School (First-place votes)

1. Minnesota (24)
2. North Dakota (1)
3. Denver
4. Wisconsin
5. Minnesota-Duluth
6. St. Cloud State
7. Colorado College
8. Nebraska-Omaha
9. Michigan Tech
10. Minnesota State
11. Bemidji State
12. Alaska-Anchorage
Click to expand...

I am honestly surprised to see UMD ranked that high. I am also surprised to see that the voters did not put Michigan Tech with Home ice.
 
Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

Biddco said:
I am honestly surprised to see UMD ranked that high. I am also surprised to see that the voters did not put Michigan Tech with Home ice.
Click to expand...

If it makes you feel any better I have UMD finishing 1 point ahead of UAA.
 
Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

My picks:

1. Minnesota [1] - same
2. North Dakota [2] - same
3. Wisconsin [4] - up 1
4. Denver [3] - down 1
5. Nebraska-Omaha [8] - up 3
6. Michigan Tech [9] - up 3
7. St. Cloud State [6] - down 1
8. Minnesota-Duluth [5] - down 3
9. Colorado College [7] - down 2
10. Bemidji State [11] - up 1
11. Minnesota State [10] - down 1
12. Alaska-Anchorage [12] - same
 
Re: 2012-13 WCHA Thread:Breaking Up is Hard to Do

UpNorthHockey said:
My picks:

1. Minnesota [1] - same
2. North Dakota [2] - same
3. Wisconsin [4] - up 1
4. Denver [3] - down 1
5. Nebraska-Omaha [8] - up 3
6. Michigan Tech [9] - up 3
7. St. Cloud State [6] - down 1
8. Minnesota-Duluth [5] - down 3
9. Colorado College [7] - down 2
10. Bemidji State [11] - up 1
11. Minnesota State [10] - down 1
12. Alaska-Anchorage [12] - same
Click to expand...
Nah, for the first time in several years, our top scorers (such as they are) are coming back. There's a new coach with a new system. Teddy Blueger is probably the most promising recruit at MSU since Backes. I'm not expecting a top-half finish, but we'll be better than 11th this year.
 
MavsFan said:
Nah, for the first time in several years, our top scorers (such as they are) are coming back. There's a new coach with a new system. Teddy Blueger is probably the most promising recruit at MSU since Backes. I'm not expecting a top-half finish, but we'll be better than 11th this year.
Click to expand...

I wouldn't be surprised by a top half finish either.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top