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All Things Denver XXXVII

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Apart from the beauty of the goal, the sullen looks on the faces of those morons in their little Sioux shirts is priceless.

So you're saying you expect Herr Hasenpfeffer to erupt for a four point series, with a goal and three assists, while leading the Pioneers to a multi-point weekend in the standings? Okay, I thought that's what you meant. ;)

Hope to see some Denver fans in Magness tonight.
 
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So you're saying you expect Herr Hasenpfeffer to erupt for a four point series, with a goal and three assists, while leading the Pioneers to a multi-point weekend in the standings? Okay, I thought that's what you meant. ;)

Hope to see some Denver fans in Magness tonight.

Der Strudel!
 
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This is the quietest pre DU vs fka sioux week I can remember:confused:

No:
Let's Go DU
Game thread
Dasher dancing reports
Coach shooting the "bird" at the refs comments
Jokes about bad boyz, lawn mower tossing, lack of trees, green hair, green teeth, green weinies/meanies,.. etc

What's the world coming to?:eek:

Just not much to get worked up about, how the season has gone.
 
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Not much to play for dufus? Total crap. DU still has eyes on the NCAA's. We need to play really well down the stretch. Maybe we can move up to #15 in Pairwise which is what it will take to get an at-large this year. DU has troubles there because of our early loses and ties against weak competition. However, we have improved greatly. You never know who will fade down the stretch.
So if we play great and get an at large, terrific. If not, We need to play great so we go into the conference tournament knowing that we have a good chance of winning it and making the tournament.

Lot of hockey left to be played!!
 
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Just not much to get worked up about, how the season has gone.

Agreed, not much to get worked up about for either team thus far in the season, but home ice is certainly well within reach for both sides. From my vantage point neither team scores much. Denver's forwards have been--to be fully accurate--inept when it comes to scoring at equal strength. Sam Brittain has played, and continues to play, splendidly in goal. The defensemen have done far more than their fair share of scoring, especially on the power play. The Pioneers are anemic when even strength goal scoring is examined. Denver has had a crying lack fo even strength scoring all season. I'm rarely correct about such things, but this series seems to point toward a split. Given the last decade or so I'll venture a guess that both teams are assessed more penalty minutes this weekend than they were averaging coming into the series.
 
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Just not much to get worked up about, how the season has gone.
With both teams currently on the outside looking in at the top 15 in PWR, this weekend's results could make a big difference.

Have you noticed there is not much banter between NCHC teams?

I did notice you posted that despicable Radke hurting multiple Humanitarian Award nominee Brandon Vossburg.:eek:
 
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Agreed, not much to get worked up about for either team thus far in the season, but home ice is certainly well within reach for both sides. From my vantage point neither team scores much. Denver's forwards have been--to be fully accurate--inept when it comes to scoring at equal strength. Sam Brittain has played, and continues to play, splendidly in goal. The defensemen have done far more than their fair share of scoring, especially on the power play. The Pioneers are anemic when even strength goal scoring is examined. Denver has had a crying lack fo even strength scoring all season. I'm rarely correct about such things, but this series seems to point toward a split. Given the last decade or so I'll venture a guess that both teams are assessed more penalty minutes this weekend than they were averaging coming into the series.

Pretty solid analysis. I'm inclined to think a split is about as good as we can do, but a 3 point (excuse me, under NCHC rules that would be an 11 point) weekend would surely be sweet. While they're in Magness availing themselves of the indoor plumbing, DPD can be outside putting Denver Boots on all their buckboards and ox carts. They won't be hard to spot: little green feathers, expired plates and GED applications in the glove box.
 
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Pretty solid analysis. I'm inclined to think a split is about as good as we can do, but a 3 point (excuse me, under NCHC rules that would be an 11 point) weekend would surely be sweet. While they're in Magness availing themselves of the indoor plumbing, DPD can be outside putting Denver Boots on all their buckboards and ox carts. They won't be hard to spot: little green feathers, out of date plates and GED applications in the glove box.

Should be a fun night on the game thread. :eek: ;) :rolleyes:
 
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Pretty solid analysis. I'm inclined to think a split is about as good as we can do, but a 3 point (excuse me, under NCHC rules that would be an 11 point) weekend would surely be sweet. While they're in Magness availing themselves of the indoor plumbing, DPD can be outside putting Denver Boots on all their buckboards and ox carts. They won't be hard to spot: little green feathers, expired plates and GED applications in the glove box.

I reckon some of them buckboards might be at the wrong rink tonight, being as how The University of Denver's club team is playing better hockey and getting more press than the Pios.
 
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I reckon some of them buckboards might be at the wrong rink tonight, being as how The University of Denver's club team is playing better hockey and getting more press than the Pios.

Them's the problems being in a major market as opposed to not.
 
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@mikechambers2 hrs
That UND power-play goal came after a mysterious elbow call by referee Todd Anderson. No replays here cause DU doesn't get CBS ....
UND's Derek Rodwell had the puck and was skating up ice against the boards. DU's Zac Larraza blew him up from the side. No elbow. Bad call
Truth comes out: DU can get CBS but is not showing UND goals or any non-DU-scoring activity
DU admin goes back & forth on opponent replay goals. Now they aren't showing them.

Still wonder why Todd Anderson was picked up by the NCHC:mad:
 
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Need to move our feet in the defensive zone, win some faceoffs, and get more rebound opportunities to have a chance tomorrow night. About the only bright spot was the occasional forecheck pressure, but no chances to capitalize.

Win, lose, or split, I'm always glad when these series are over. I can't stand these guys.
 
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Ugly no effort by Pios tonight. Sioux were beating us to the puck just as bad as the fat green fans were beating us to the beer counter. :rolleyes:
 
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