One thing to remember though, and this is also true in the NHL: It is not the blowing of the whistle, but the INTENT to blow the whistle that stops play. Intent can't be reviewed. Add onto this that the refs don't keep the whistle in their mouths like you'd see in basketball, so it's one of those things that happens. That wasn't the only quick whistle that Dumas(s) let out that night, though...
As for the buzzer non-beater, that should be an automatic review in all cases, even the two Union games where we saw benefit (although on the first we didn't have the capability; I can't remember if we had it on the second). However, one thing that Princeton and Colgate REALLY need to do, because I believe they're the only two rinks in the league that don't do this, is upgrade their game clock to show tenths of a second in the final minute. This is exactly why it's mandated in the NHL, and why most schools have this feature available. I will ask a question, though, because I honestly don't know the answer: Does the puck have to completely cross the line before the buzzer, or does the goal stand if the puck crosses the line after the buzzer and no one or nothing touches the puck, similar to a released shot before the buzzer in basketball?
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