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The rodent went into Rolfes, slowed down when she ran into her and wasn't trying to play the puck either. She got all 3 wrong.
Rolfes maintained her speed and lane, she got 2 of the 3 right.
and gold battle, I found it rather funny. But since you decided to put your blinders on let me agree to disagree. I went back and watched all angles. The "short" video shows everything. She never engaged her before the blue line, she maintained speed and played the puck twice. The rules are the same for boys and girls hockey with the exception of checking. If this was called in boys hockey the box would be full. If anything should have been called it should have been embellishment or a figure 4 headlock. At a minimum, coincidentals, one for embellishment and one for refusing to dance.
I did not post this to be visceral or to start a red vs moron
In general, I find that the WCHA Tourney is a pretty easy one for teams to hit the reset button if they are advancing to the NCAAs regardless. The classic beef-with-officials cases that I can remember both happened to Wisconsin: 2005 when they were whistled for back-to-back penalties in the final seconds of regulation after tying with two EA goals in the final minute; and 2008 when the linesmen just looked at each other and didn't call an obvious icing that led directly to UMD's winning goal in OT. I think that they were PO'ed in both cases, but by the next day, they had an NCAA bracket to worry about and bigger fish to fry.Game's over, guys and gals. Yes, the Gophers got hosed by the officials, but it's time to move on.
