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Wednesday Night Play-in Games. The 2013 dance begins!

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Shot from out top goes in, may have been tipped

3-2 Blugolds
 
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Order appears to have been restored @ Hobbs. 4-2 Blugolds
 
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EC charges to the net, Westin (sp?) get the goal. 4-2 Eau Claire

timeout, Johnnies

4:18 left in the second period
 
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Blugolds kill off a power play near the end of the period.

After 2
SJU 2
UWEC 4
 
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Somebody on St. John's just got the big DQ for a butt end. < 1 left.

And Blugolds go back to the CCC.
 
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When did the NCAA start giving out participation awards? St. Johns gets a gift for losing the play in game?
 
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snc1 said:
When did the NCAA start giving out participation awards? St. Johns gets a gift for losing the play in game?
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Every player who participates in any NCAA Tournament in any sport gets a participation award.
 
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gscott13 said:
Only thing I can think of is that he meant that its often called simply when there is a big hit into the boards, but these guys really do not know the game well. ..
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My guess is that what Kaminski was trying to say is that the boarding call is a result of another foul that could have resulted in some other penalty being called - like a cross check or an elbow or a charge - that the refs used to let go before the "boarding" penalty was established. Kaminski just didn't explain what he was trying to say very well. I'm going to guess that Kaminski does know his hockey (he was a member of the Bowdoin team for 2 years) but there is no denying that the play-by-play guy does not.
 
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d3follower said:
My guess is that what Kaminski was trying to say is that the boarding call is a result of another foul that could have resulted in some other penalty being called - like a cross check or an elbow or a charge - that the refs used to let go before the "boarding" penalty was established. Kaminski just didn't explain what he was trying to say very well.
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That's the way I took his comment, so I gave him a pass.
 
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Russell Jaslow said:
That's the way I took his comment, so I gave him a pass.
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I was at the game, so I didn't hear the comments the announcers made. By by reading other posts, I think I get what he was trying to say. I had a very good vantage point on this play, and the ref raised his arm for the penalty only after he saw the UMD player was favoring his arm and may have been injured. I'm guessing the ref could defend the call with the rationale that the UMD player had just released the puck and was not in a position to defend himself. I assume the comentators comment was based on how late the call came...i.e. "well, the guy got hurt so the ref figured he had to call something..."
 
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