As a nonpartial observer, I thought the non-call was the right call on Connolly's "trip" of the Badger player (Gardiner?). That game was insane to watch. Terrible goaltending.
As a nonpartial observer, I thought the non-call was the right call on Connolly's "trip" of the Badger player (Gardiner?). That game was insane to watch. Terrible goaltending.
That was a brutal non call in OT, as was the "elbow" penalty on Smith that should've been a 5 minute contact to the head. And what the heck were they reviewing on the last goal??? WCHA refs suck... even more than UW/tUMD goaltending.
UMD is tough in OT evidently.
That non-call was awful, but you're right, the officiating sucked overall. The thing that bugs me about it (and I'm viewing this through my red glasses), was it directly led to the winning score. Refs blow calls all the time, but when it happens like that, it's hard to take if you're on the losing side.
I thought UMD looked brilliant at times, but seemed disinterested others. I really thought the Badgers were going to be crushed early on, and then again in that flurry of scoring in the second.
Andringa's guess was the ref's were trying to find a way to call the goal KNOWING (andringa's words) that they'd blown a 2min trip (but I have NEVER seen a goal reversed based on a missed penalty)...I don't know.
that kind of call (tripping) is not reviewable anyway so they should have called the goal and IF they indeed felt bad about a missed call skated over and manned up to Eaves
It has happened. tUMD scored a goal on a breakout from the bench after a penalty (as you all know, at the DECC the penalty box is right next to the UMD bench). The goal was disallowed and tUMD was assessed a "too many men on the ice" penalty.
Andringa's guess was the ref's were trying to find a way to call the goal KNOWING (andringa's words) that they'd blown a 2min trip (but I have NEVER seen a goal reversed based on a missed penalty)...I don't know.
Hey Michael Vick, find a better outlet.Just killed my neighbors dog jk but might haha.