ManBehindTheCurtain
Great and powerful wizard
Re: Golden Gopher Women's Hockey 2009-2010
I don't believe the Gophers have participated in a Fix officiated game this year, I know I haven't seen her at Ridder. I have seen Greg Shepherd in the building at least once but as yet no sign of Evonne. Does this mean we are in line to see her next weekend for the Badger series?
If I correctly remember what I've heard before, then if the next stoppage had been a goal by either team, that second goal would not have stood -- only one goal can be awarded at a stoppage. However, the rules also state that any penalties that occur subsequent to the initial goal that is being reviewed will be enforced. I recall this same scenario occurring before with one of the Gopher teams (not sure though if it was the men or the women).
Thanks ARM for this amusing shout out for the WCHA's undoubted finest official.I know it happened during the 2004-2005 season vs OSU, with the Gophers being the team that ultimately scored. The referee on that day was Ms Young (now Fix), and although she did enforce the penalty on Minnesota that led to the whistle, for some bizarre reason the player who was originally in the box for the Buckeyes at the time the "goal" had been scored was not allowed out (it was a PP goal.) Given that, I've always had my doubts as to whether that instance defined how the rulebook states that play should be called.
I don't believe the Gophers have participated in a Fix officiated game this year, I know I haven't seen her at Ridder. I have seen Greg Shepherd in the building at least once but as yet no sign of Evonne. Does this mean we are in line to see her next weekend for the Badger series?