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Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
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ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Will the visiting Minnesota fans cheer for their team? Or do they still consider such savagery disrespectful to the game?
(I'm a little preoccupied at the moment, it's hard to do any better than that at the moment)
Also, something something Golden Chokers something something quit *****ing about other teams playing defense and learn to pass something something safety school something something Tyler Hirsch and Jeff Dubay something something Long Islands at Blarneys
Will the visiting Minnesota fans cheer for their team? Or do they still consider such savagery disrespectful to the game?
(I'm a little preoccupied at the moment, it's hard to do any better than that at the moment)
Also, something something Golden Chokers something something quit *****ing about other teams playing defense and learn to pass something something safety school something something Tyler Hirsch and Jeff Dubay something something Long Islands at Blarneys
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Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Wow. So fast! That badger turned on dime, too. Nice and agile.
Wow. So fast! That badger turned on dime, too. Nice and agile.
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
He landed gracefully at the bottom. It was all by design.
Nice and agile - falling off the cliff.
He landed gracefully at the bottom. It was all by design.
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Kinda like Coach Eaves design for balancing recruiting classes?
Kinda like Coach Eaves design for balancing recruiting classes?
HarleyMC
Registered User
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
This series will be another litmus test for this young Gopher team as the new and improved Big Ten Gophers/BADgers rivalry kicks into high gear tonight. The Gophers roll into Madison riding a nation leading 14 game unbeaten streak, and despite Bucky’s disastrous road record of 1-6-1, they’ve been surprisingly tough at home since being swept by the Gophers at Mariucci in Nov. (9-2 in last 11 games). However, with two key offensive players (Kerdiles and Barnes) out with “smashing into the boards” injuries, the BADgers have only tickled the twine 4 times in their last 3 games. Eaves seems to think Nic Kerdiles, who has been out of action for about a month, will be ready to go for this series but will undoubtedly need to shake off some rust to get back on pace. According to Eaves, Tyler Barnes the BADgers second leading scorer who is 6-4-10 in the last 9 games, is unlikely to see any action. If the Gophers can successfully shutdown Mersch, the Badgers leading scorer, Bucky may continue their scoring woes, especially against the consistent and stellar play of Hobey Baker candidate Adam Wilcox (GA/1.96).
I expect this to be a physical, close checking series with a nice parade to the box. Noteworthy is the BADgers have taken 18 penalties over the last three games. The Gophers were only 1/11 on the PP when these teams clashed in November. But the Gopher PP has improved in dramatic fashion lately scoring 7 PPGs in the last 5 games and will undoubtedly play a critical role in both contests. Wisconsin is not a “come from behind team” (3-6-0 when trailing after 2), and the Gophers have been very successful when establishing the early lead as they are unbeaten when leading after 2 periods with an outstanding record of 11-0-1. IMO the Gophers will need to get pucks down low and behind the Wis. D while planting the big frames of Seth Ambroz and Hudson Fasching for clean up in front of Rumpel, who has been somewhat sieve-like lately giving up 11 goals in his last 4 games.
The Gophers hold a significant edge over Bucky in transition speed and scoring depth. If the Gopher D can match the physicality of the BADgers and apply consistent offensive pressure by going to the net hard and often, Rumpty Dumpty will disappoint the homers and take a couple nasty tumbles at the Kohl. Go Gophers! RAH!
This series will be another litmus test for this young Gopher team as the new and improved Big Ten Gophers/BADgers rivalry kicks into high gear tonight. The Gophers roll into Madison riding a nation leading 14 game unbeaten streak, and despite Bucky’s disastrous road record of 1-6-1, they’ve been surprisingly tough at home since being swept by the Gophers at Mariucci in Nov. (9-2 in last 11 games). However, with two key offensive players (Kerdiles and Barnes) out with “smashing into the boards” injuries, the BADgers have only tickled the twine 4 times in their last 3 games. Eaves seems to think Nic Kerdiles, who has been out of action for about a month, will be ready to go for this series but will undoubtedly need to shake off some rust to get back on pace. According to Eaves, Tyler Barnes the BADgers second leading scorer who is 6-4-10 in the last 9 games, is unlikely to see any action. If the Gophers can successfully shutdown Mersch, the Badgers leading scorer, Bucky may continue their scoring woes, especially against the consistent and stellar play of Hobey Baker candidate Adam Wilcox (GA/1.96).
I expect this to be a physical, close checking series with a nice parade to the box. Noteworthy is the BADgers have taken 18 penalties over the last three games. The Gophers were only 1/11 on the PP when these teams clashed in November. But the Gopher PP has improved in dramatic fashion lately scoring 7 PPGs in the last 5 games and will undoubtedly play a critical role in both contests. Wisconsin is not a “come from behind team” (3-6-0 when trailing after 2), and the Gophers have been very successful when establishing the early lead as they are unbeaten when leading after 2 periods with an outstanding record of 11-0-1. IMO the Gophers will need to get pucks down low and behind the Wis. D while planting the big frames of Seth Ambroz and Hudson Fasching for clean up in front of Rumpel, who has been somewhat sieve-like lately giving up 11 goals in his last 4 games.
The Gophers hold a significant edge over Bucky in transition speed and scoring depth. If the Gopher D can match the physicality of the BADgers and apply consistent offensive pressure by going to the net hard and often, Rumpty Dumpty will disappoint the homers and take a couple nasty tumbles at the Kohl. Go Gophers! RAH!
Wisko McBadgerton
Teaching you how to Bucky.
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Game Day Hockey fans!
Goof's, dressed to the nines, already arriving at Kohl Center for their morning skate.
Please forgive me though, rodents all kinda look alike to me --Is this Rau or Condon?
<a href="http://imgur.com/D1mQNuk"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/D1mQNuk.jpg?1" title="Hosted by imgur.com" /></a>
Game Day Hockey fans!
Goof's, dressed to the nines, already arriving at Kohl Center for their morning skate.
Please forgive me though, rodents all kinda look alike to me --Is this Rau or Condon?
<a href="http://imgur.com/D1mQNuk"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/D1mQNuk.jpg?1" title="Hosted by imgur.com" /></a>
mnstate0fhockey
New member
Got to admit, this was funny.
gopher wes
Dammit, Gorilla!!
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Yeah, I can't even deny. It wasn't an LOL by any stretch, but I chuckled.
Chuck Schwartz
New member
Just spit Coffee everywhere.
Go4PuckFan2.0
The Dude Abides
And yet, it can curb stomp a Badger.
Go4PuckFan2.0
The Dude Abides
This series will be another litmus test for this young Gopher team as the new and improved Big Ten Gophers/BADgers rivalry kicks into high gear tonight. The Gophers roll into Madison riding a nation leading 14 game unbeaten streak, and despite Bucky’s disastrous road record of 1-6-1, they’ve been surprisingly tough at home since being swept by the Gophers at Mariucci in Nov. (9-2 in last 11 games). However, with two key offensive players (Kerdiles and Barnes) out with “smashing into the boards” injuries, the BADgers have only tickled the twine 4 times in their last 3 games. Eaves seems to think Nic Kerdiles, who has been out of action for about a month, will be ready to go for this series but will undoubtedly need to shake off some rust to get back on pace. According to Eaves, Tyler Barnes the BADgers second leading scorer who is 6-4-10 in the last 9 games, is unlikely to see any action. If the Gophers can successfully shutdown Mersch, the Badgers leading scorer, Bucky may continue their scoring woes, especially against the consistent and stellar play of Hobey Baker candidate Adam Wilcox (GA/1.96).
I expect this to be a physical, close checking series with a nice parade to the box. Noteworthy is the BADgers have taken 18 penalties over the last three games. The Gophers were only 1/11 on the PP when these teams clashed in November. But the Gopher PP has improved in dramatic fashion lately scoring 7 PPGs in the last 5 games and will undoubtedly play a critical role in both contests. Wisconsin is not a “come from behind team” (3-6-0 when trailing after 2), and the Gophers have been very successful when establishing the early lead as they are unbeaten when leading after 2 periods with an outstanding record of 11-0-1. IMO the Gophers will need to get pucks down low and behind the Wis. D while planting the big frames of Seth Ambroz and Hudson Fasching for clean up in front of Rumpel, who has been somewhat sieve-like lately giving up 11 goals in his last 4 games.
The Gophers hold a significant edge over Bucky in transition speed and scoring depth. If the Gopher D can match the physicality of the BADgers and apply consistent offensive pressure by going to the net hard and often, Rumpty Dumpty will disappoint the homers and take a couple nasty tumbles at the Kohl. Go Gophers! RAH!
A well thought, lucid analysis.
And non of it will matter when the puck drops.
ShotFromThePoint
New member
Re: Minnesota @ Wisconsin: 2/6 & 2/7
Game day!
Gophers are 8-0-4 since these teams last met, Sconnie is 10-3-1. On the road, Gophs have lost only once (to Notre Dame) and tied Sparty. Badgers have dropped only two at home (Alaska-Anchorage and Ohio State).
Should be a good albeit low scoring game!
Let's go Gophs!
Game day!
Gophers are 8-0-4 since these teams last met, Sconnie is 10-3-1. On the road, Gophs have lost only once (to Notre Dame) and tied Sparty. Badgers have dropped only two at home (Alaska-Anchorage and Ohio State).
Should be a good albeit low scoring game!
Let's go Gophs!
Happy
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ShotFromThePoint
New member
Reported for posting pornography on the forums. Put a shirt on.