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Minnesota Golden Gopher Women's Hockey 2013-14 Season

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Just want to throw this in before the week passes and the memory fades:

The Gopher's fourth goal on Sunday, 10 seconds after Brandt's goal, the rip from the blue line by McMillen, off the bottom of the crossbar and down and in.

Beauty.
 
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Just want to throw this in before the week passes and the memory fades:

The Gopher's fourth goal on Sunday, 10 seconds after Brandt's goal, the rip from the blue line by McMillen, off the bottom of the crossbar and down and in.

Beauty.

Sure was, one of the highlights for the game for me. When anyone else makes the perfect pass to No. 13 on the blue line, the opposing goaltender better be ready.
 
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http://www.mndaily.com/sports/womens-hockey/2013/12/05/gophers-duo-proves-valuable-season
“They’re not going to score a ton of really fancy goals with their hands..."
Gee, thanks Frosty. I do think that Kelly has finished a higher percentage of her close-in chances. She seems more patient and has a better plan about how to get the goalie to move first.
 
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Gee, thanks Frosty. I do think that Kelly has finished a higher percentage of her close-in chances. She seems more patient and has a better plan about how to get the goalie to move first.

And she's hitting the net, which was a problem the last couple of years.
 
And she's hitting the net, which was a problem the last couple of years.
On several of her recent goals, she's had the goalie faked out so bad that she was no longer in the net. Given the speed that Kelly is traveling and the size of the target if the goaltender is still present, you have to expect some misses. I watched St. Cloud a week ago, if you want to talk about missing the net. ;)
 
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Over the course of the two prior seasons I had come to think of Kelly Terry as the female version of Nate Condon, who has been one of the key forwards on the Gopher men's team. Both are seniors who possess tremendous speed that is used to effectively escape opposing D and create breakaway opportunities...that all too often have resulted in oh-so-close near-misses. But this year that comparison is no longer valid, as Terry is now leading her team in goals scored with 12 (in 18 games) while Condon is stuck at 2 (in 14 games). Terry has been huge picking up a good chunk of the slack left by the absence of Amanda Kessel, having already exceeded her entire 2012-13 season production of 9 goals scored in 39 games. Meanwhile, with just the 2, Condon is off to a surprising slow start in the goal scoring department and has some catching up to do if he hopes to match last year's output of 12 goals scored over the entire season.
 
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"Frost said he thought Terry was the team’s fastest player and Cameranesi was probably in the top three."
so who is the other one?
I'm guessing Bona

but I suppose it depends on what he meant by fast
fastest acceleration?
fastest ultimate speed?
fastest with the puck?


“They’re not going to score a ton of really fancy goals with their hands..."

Gee, thanks Frosty. I do think that Kelly has finished a higher percentage of her close-in chances. She seems more patient and has a better plan about how to get the goalie to move first.

you have to remember everything is relative, and it is difficult to be the best at everything
when you are moving fast, to be handling the puck as well as someone going slower, you have to be that much better at handling the puck, everything is happening that much faster

often the players who handle the puck well are the slower skaters, think about it, if you have blazing speed you can just blow by everyone along the boards where the defense is less dense, but if you handle the puck really well, you can take it up the middle and if everyone collapses on you, one of your team mates is bound to be open

same for going fast along the boards, beat the defender, and the other one is likely to come over to help out, that should leave someone else open

last year paired with Bona & Kortum, Terry was mainly a helper, with Bona scoring most of her goals with that line, while she scored assists at a much higher rate when she subbed for Kessel playing with Brandt
 
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Schipper's pretty fast. I expect that to become more evident in the future.

Brausen is another who can motor pretty good.
 
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Posting here because there are a lot of you... does anyone know where next year's Frozen Four is?
 
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Hope all who headed to Columbus have arrived safely. Question. Seeing two conflicting start times for today. We starting at 2:00 pm ET or 6:00 pm ET?
 
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Pretty good contingent of Gopher fans gets a mention from OSU play by play guy.
 
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