"last knight" ?!?! Crimmanies Bill, even his calendar has a badger bias![]()
Just recognizing the defending NCAA Champions.

"last knight" ?!?! Crimmanies Bill, even his calendar has a badger bias![]()
Well, I recall first hearing about Keller a couple years ago on this forum. It was said at that time that sharks have a Megan Keller Week.Keller reminds me of Rachel Ramsey in that when she is good she is very, very good, but on occasion she will make an ill-advised pass or decision. But, like Ramsey she almost always is able to cover up for any mistakes she might make. I think she is the best all-around defender the USA has.
Most teams in the NHL (and MLB for that matter) have video review experts up in a booth somewhere looking at replays (even if the benches also have access to video). They then radio down to the bench to suggest either review or not. I got to think the Olympic teams do the same.
lA+Well, I recall first hearing about Keller a couple years ago on this forum. It was said at that time that sharks have a Megan Keller Week.
Yep, you're not going to win many hockey games if you score just one goal. But if you outshoot the other team 45-23 in the rematch, you have to like your chances.The bottom line is that they had a ton of quality chances, but just didn't convert.
On the back door last knight at the end of the game she tried to launch it to Mars instead of just tapping or wristing it in. Coyne is the best player in the tourney hands down.
I remember JLam scoring on Noora on a breakaway where she did a 360 and admitting that she'd have looked like an idiot if the move hadn't worked.
I, on the other hand, predict the return of the Harlem Globetrotters-style weave, for minutes at a time, changing lines on the fly as easily as Curley Neal flipping a pass through his legs to Meadowlark Lemon...until Canadia is lulled into inattention and the US pops a long pass to Coyne flying into the offensive zone. 3-1 US.I said it in another thread and I'll say it here, the US has already lost the gold. There has been SO much press on the loss 4 years ago that there is no way they will be loose enough to play fast and win the gold. They will be tight and afraid to make mistakes, and they have an advantage in goal.
I, on the other hand, predict the return of the Harlem Globetrotters-style weave, for minutes at a time, changing lines on the fly as easily as Curley Neal flipping a pass through his legs to Meadowlark Lemon...until Canadia is lulled into inattention and the US pops a long pass to Coyne flying into the offensive zone. 3-1 US.
I, on the other hand, predict the return of the Harlem Globetrotters-style weave, for minutes at a time, changing lines on the fly as easily as Curley Neal flipping a pass through his legs to Meadowlark Lemon...until Canadia is lulled into inattention and the US pops a long pass to Coyne flying into the offensive zone. 3-1 US.
I said it in another thread and I'll say it here, the US rolls 4-1
there is no way they will be loose enough to play fast and win the gold. They will be tight and afraid to make mistakes, and they have an advantage in goal.
I assume the last "they" refers to OAC. Is that correct?
And I think that quote from Knight is hilarious...it might be what Stauber is telling his team and wanting them to believe but what nonsense. At the very least the pressure is on each team equally. And, if not, then certainly more is on OAUS. I think that to think otherwise is to completely ignore the Olympic history of these two teams not to mention the last few minutes of the last Olympic Gold Medal Game.
Yes, they're just trying to be witty and hip lolby "OAC" do you mean Canada? they are just called team canada. similarly, USA is just called team USA, not OAUS. they are not in the same doping situation as Russia, which the IOC has banned from being represented under their nation as Russia. Hence, "OAR" is the designation for the russians under the olympic athletes umbrella.
by "OAC" do you mean Canada? they are just called team canada. similarly, USA is just called team USA, not OAUS. they are not in the same doping situation as Russia, which the IOC has banned from being represented under their nation as Russia. Hence, "OAR" is the designation for the russians under the olympic athletes umbrella.
http://time.com/5141549/oar-team-winter-olympics-2018-russia/
i think that "they" refers to team USA.
I just cannot think team USA will lose again to schuler. not 2 games in a row at the Olympics. and certainly not the past 5. Rooney has proven to be extremely capable and if decker can score then it's over.
by "OAC" do you mean Canada? they are just called team canada. similarly, USA is just called team USA, not OAUS. they are not in the same doping situation as Russia, which the IOC has banned from being represented under their nation as Russia. Hence, "OAR" is the designation for the russians under the olympic athletes umbrella.
http://time.com/5141549/oar-team-winter-olympics-2018-russia/
How many in a row did they lose to Canada during the pre-Olympic series? Your opinion on the Canadian staff and management team are well known but do not hold a lot of water right now. The USA are likely more talented however talent has not translated into wins against Canada. It could happen tomorrow and if it does, it will be because they are better and not because of how LS has coached. She has done an admirable job.