Isn't it 2 or 3 flights and a bus ride to get to Houghton?The team is on its way to Houghton. They have already reached O'Hare in Chicago and now must head to Houghton.
Isn't it 2 or 3 flights and a bus ride to get to Houghton?
We are running a feature on DU freshman defenseman Josiah Didier of Littleton in Friday’s paper. Didier, 18, is one of three blue-chip newcomers being introduced to an otherwise veteran blue line. Didier and classmates Scott Mayfield and Joey LaLeggia need playing time, but the Pioneers don’t want to scratch seniors John Ryder and John Lee, junior Paul Phillips or sophomore David Makowski.
So they’ve gone with a seven-D, 11-forward lineup for the first four games, and DU coach George Gwozdecky said that could again be the case in Friday’s series opener at Michigan Tech. Available fourth-line forwards on the trip are freshmen Ty Loney, Daniel Doremus and Matt Tabrum and senior Nate Dewhurst. Junior forward Chris Knowlton remains on a team-imposed suspension this weekend, but Gwozdecky said he could be available for next week’s series against Minnesota-Duluth at Magness Arena.
Don't forget the dog sled. I agree with Dmann, I'm getting a little weary of their b*tching, too. DU, CC and UND were charter members of the WCHA. And while I understand the future of their program is problematic, it was the pullout of the Big 10 teams that precipitated this. So if Tech fans want to blame somebody, blame Minnesota and Wisconsin. DU, CC, and UND did what they had to do to avoid being shunted off the main stage. Nobody set out to hurt Tech. I've posted repeatedly how badly I feel for their decline and how I hope they can turn it around. This new reality doesn't change that. But DU had to take care of itself. Otherwise we might be talking about DU hockey the same way we talk about DU football, in the past tense.
Looking forward to hearing what George has to say. Three empty netters in less than a minute. Has to be one for the record book. Phillips gets his first goal. Tomorrow is the night we get a good look at what the heart of this team looks like.
I think the point Gwoz may have been making is they evidently left the heart of the team back in Denver. And we better get it FedEx'd up to Houghton in time.
I know Tech is better, but that was embarassing.
Cheering for Tech to get at least 3 points.
I expect a full on destruction of Tech tomorrow, but it's good to the MacInnes get defended for the change. I would not have predicted this...
I did predict this. I've seen DU (or is it Denver State or Metro State?) play twice already this season and they are over....rated. I also predict Tech wins Saturday and sweeps the Roadrunners....or is it Pioneers? Party all night Tech!!
I don't like the way the whole thing went down, and if it were me I'd probably be ****ing and moaning a lot too, but yeah, listening to how the whole thing is our fault and we single-handedly and intentionally destroyed college hockey is a bit wearisome. And I hope never to talk about DU hockey the same way as DU football.Don't forget the dog sled. I agree with Dmann, I'm getting a little weary of their b*tching, too. DU, CC and UND were charter members of the WCHA. And while I understand the future of their program is problematic, it was the pullout of the Big 10 teams that precipitated this. So if Tech fans want to blame somebody, blame Minnesota and Wisconsin. DU, CC, and UND did what they had to do to avoid being shunted off the main stage. Nobody set out to hurt Tech. I've posted repeatedly how badly I feel for their decline and how I hope they can turn it around. This new reality doesn't change that. But DU had to take care of itself. Otherwise we might be talking about DU hockey the same way we talk about DU football, in the past tense.