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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
Serves him right for the snake punch on Soleway.
Serves him right for the snake punch on Soleway.
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Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
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WisconsinWildcard
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
****.
****.
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
J F C... Dougherty just needs to eat that in the corner.
That's a bantam level mistake.
J F C... Dougherty just needs to eat that in the corner.
That's a bantam level mistake.
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
**** that.
Pee wee level mistake.
**** that.
Pee wee level mistake.
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
Blood in the water...
Blood in the water...
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
Some ties are ties. Some are wins. Some are losses.
That's a loss.
Some ties are ties. Some are wins. Some are losses.
That's a loss.
icebadger
Just tryin' to capture the spirit of the thing...
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
And Rumple seemed to be adding some extra flair to his save only to throw it into the net.
That sums it up perfectly.
And Rumple seemed to be adding some extra flair to his save only to throw it into the net.
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Gurtholfin
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
If you're referring to the shootout, I don't believe it matters. Iirc, out of conference shootouts are exhibitions. The game be be a tie officially...
but a loss from the Badgers' perspective although Eaves won't paint it that way - not that he should.
If you're referring to the shootout, I don't believe it matters. Iirc, out of conference shootouts are exhibitions. The game be be a tie officially...
but a loss from the Badgers' perspective although Eaves won't paint it that way - not that he should.
IndianaBadger1995
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
What a punch to the gut. Dougherty...... Learn from your mistake and don't do it again!!
What a punch to the gut. Dougherty...... Learn from your mistake and don't do it again!!
Wisko McBadgerton
Teaching you how to Bucky.
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
I've said it before and I'll probably say it again in the future but K. Schulze is a really good hockey player.
Probably not a bad thing overall. Hard not to learn that lesson. Guys played pretty great for 58 minutes when few if any gave them a chance to even be in the game. After that own goal we just relaxed completely. What a crazy play. Feels more like we would have probably won it if it had stayed 2-1. Weird.
Still, I'll take 3 of 4 from #2 and be satisfied.
I've said it before and I'll probably say it again in the future but K. Schulze is a really good hockey player.
Probably not a bad thing overall. Hard not to learn that lesson. Guys played pretty great for 58 minutes when few if any gave them a chance to even be in the game. After that own goal we just relaxed completely. What a crazy play. Feels more like we would have probably won it if it had stayed 2-1. Weird.
Still, I'll take 3 of 4 from #2 and be satisfied.
Badger Booster
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Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
A disaster of a tie (and they didn't seem to care about the shoot-out). What's so frustrating is that for the first 57 minutes it was what I'm guessing the most complete game they've played all year. Badgers played hard, got some breaks and was a really entertaining game. I don't care who they are playing, you can not give up a 2-goal lead in the last 2 1/2 minutes at home. Still can't believe what I watched.
A disaster of a tie (and they didn't seem to care about the shoot-out). What's so frustrating is that for the first 57 minutes it was what I'm guessing the most complete game they've played all year. Badgers played hard, got some breaks and was a really entertaining game. I don't care who they are playing, you can not give up a 2-goal lead in the last 2 1/2 minutes at home. Still can't believe what I watched.
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
This was the first game I have been to this year. I thought they played a physical/mean game for most of the game. UW showed a lot of heart throughout the game. I went from thinking how in the world does this team have only 2 wins...to oh yea that's why, in a matter of 3 minutes. It defiantly felt like a loss, it will be very interesting to see how tomorrow's game goes. There are more positives to take from this game than negatives for a team that is 2-11-2. They need to build off this game going into conference play and maybe they can turn it around a bit.
All in all, what an odd last 4 minutes to this game.
This was the first game I have been to this year. I thought they played a physical/mean game for most of the game. UW showed a lot of heart throughout the game. I went from thinking how in the world does this team have only 2 wins...to oh yea that's why, in a matter of 3 minutes. It defiantly felt like a loss, it will be very interesting to see how tomorrow's game goes. There are more positives to take from this game than negatives for a team that is 2-11-2. They need to build off this game going into conference play and maybe they can turn it around a bit.
All in all, what an odd last 4 minutes to this game.
icebadger
Just tryin' to capture the spirit of the thing...
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
Yes, I am well aware that the shootout didn't matter in that sense, but that "save" just seemed to be the perfect cap to a terrible finish to the game.
solovsfett
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sounds like UW played pretty well tonight...I didn't listen in or watch...
however I can do the **** without this "We talk about when you're up a goal, putting the fish in the boat," Wisconsin head coach Mike Eaves said. "I don't do a lot of fishing, but I know sometimes you don't get the hook in the mouth, and sometimes it wiggles off. This one wiggled off tonight."
I mean really, how stupid does that sound?
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"We'll learn our lessons, but gosh, our guys did so many tremendous things for so long," Eaves said. "We're so proud of them."
it's like "oh, gee willikers, we we're almost there" I just want to tell Eaves to **** at this point. Just win, mmmmmk?
sounds like UW played pretty well tonight...I didn't listen in or watch...
however I can do the **** without this "We talk about when you're up a goal, putting the fish in the boat," Wisconsin head coach Mike Eaves said. "I don't do a lot of fishing, but I know sometimes you don't get the hook in the mouth, and sometimes it wiggles off. This one wiggled off tonight."
I mean really, how stupid does that sound?
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"We'll learn our lessons, but gosh, our guys did so many tremendous things for so long," Eaves said. "We're so proud of them."
it's like "oh, gee willikers, we we're almost there" I just want to tell Eaves to **** at this point. Just win, mmmmmk?
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
They played pretty well for most of the game. All over the ice, it was a great matchup. That ending stung, needless to say. For some reason, it didn't sting too much. This was probably because I had this feeling they'd tie it up, simply because BU is very good this year while Wisconsin isn't, and BU had about a minute and a half to work with after it was 3-2.
Also, BU not sending out Eichel for the it-doesn't-matter shootout bugged me.
They played pretty well for most of the game. All over the ice, it was a great matchup. That ending stung, needless to say. For some reason, it didn't sting too much. This was probably because I had this feeling they'd tie it up, simply because BU is very good this year while Wisconsin isn't, and BU had about a minute and a half to work with after it was 3-2.
Also, BU not sending out Eichel for the it-doesn't-matter shootout bugged me.
Timothy A
Let's go RED!
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I tried to watch but I had all sorts of issues with the online WI channel locking up on me with the desktop and the laptop. I essentially saw the 2nd period and that was about it. Was the game on Charter TV anywhere last night? I looked briefly when I was having issues and did not see it.
It's frustrating to lose another lead, it's a bit of a hallmark of Eaves teams, or at least it feels like it. The lads played very well, I am proud of their effort and things seem to be looking up a bit. From what I could see, they played very physical, which was great to see since that means they are on top of the puck carrier and not just chasing.
Too bad Eaves doesn't fish, there's just a plethora of awesome anecdotes and the like to use. Kinda unrelated, but I really got a kick out of fishing Monona this fall for the first time. Looks south and it looks like any other lake. Look north and the Capitol and Monona Terrace right on the water. It has to be one of the most unique lake set-ups in the country. Pretty cool. We did manage to catch all the muskies we had hooked up, of course there were some top water blow ups that did not result in a hookup.
I tried to watch but I had all sorts of issues with the online WI channel locking up on me with the desktop and the laptop. I essentially saw the 2nd period and that was about it. Was the game on Charter TV anywhere last night? I looked briefly when I was having issues and did not see it.
It's frustrating to lose another lead, it's a bit of a hallmark of Eaves teams, or at least it feels like it. The lads played very well, I am proud of their effort and things seem to be looking up a bit. From what I could see, they played very physical, which was great to see since that means they are on top of the puck carrier and not just chasing.
Too bad Eaves doesn't fish, there's just a plethora of awesome anecdotes and the like to use. Kinda unrelated, but I really got a kick out of fishing Monona this fall for the first time. Looks south and it looks like any other lake. Look north and the Capitol and Monona Terrace right on the water. It has to be one of the most unique lake set-ups in the country. Pretty cool. We did manage to catch all the muskies we had hooked up, of course there were some top water blow ups that did not result in a hookup.
Timothy A
Let's go RED!
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
I got am email the other day from BA saying the A Dept. is proposing increasing women's hockey season ticket prices to the BOR. Any increase on the table for the men? Even with the increase the gal's season tickets are still an awesome deal (but don't get too greedy BA).
I got am email the other day from BA saying the A Dept. is proposing increasing women's hockey season ticket prices to the BOR. Any increase on the table for the men? Even with the increase the gal's season tickets are still an awesome deal (but don't get too greedy BA).
Wisko McBadgerton
Teaching you how to Bucky.
Re: Wisconsin Hockey: Episode XXXI: A New Hope
I used to musky fish a lot and fished in the World Championship Musky Classic every year with 600-800 other guys. Our team has won it a few times and individuals from our team have won it. Years ago, two guys on our team hooked a big fish and despite all the things that can easily go wrong, they did everything exactly right. After about 20 minutes they had it laying alongside and were guiding it head first into a 34" deep net. I should note, one of these two guys has caught several 40+ pound fish and is very experienced. They went to lift the fish and net over the gunwale and over half of the length of the fish remained out of the net! Because of this fact, the fish tipped out into the lake and with a single massive shake was gone with only the bait remaining, the hooks having become tangled in the net. Guy later described it thusly: "It was like standing there and watching your own dick fall off."
A month or so later we were at an expo where a world record replica was on display. He didn't know if his fish was bigger, but he felt strongly it was that class of fish. It's been 30 years and his eyes still go glassy when it comes up. He knows what Eaves was talking about.
I used to musky fish a lot and fished in the World Championship Musky Classic every year with 600-800 other guys. Our team has won it a few times and individuals from our team have won it. Years ago, two guys on our team hooked a big fish and despite all the things that can easily go wrong, they did everything exactly right. After about 20 minutes they had it laying alongside and were guiding it head first into a 34" deep net. I should note, one of these two guys has caught several 40+ pound fish and is very experienced. They went to lift the fish and net over the gunwale and over half of the length of the fish remained out of the net! Because of this fact, the fish tipped out into the lake and with a single massive shake was gone with only the bait remaining, the hooks having become tangled in the net. Guy later described it thusly: "It was like standing there and watching your own dick fall off."
A month or so later we were at an expo where a world record replica was on display. He didn't know if his fish was bigger, but he felt strongly it was that class of fish. It's been 30 years and his eyes still go glassy when it comes up. He knows what Eaves was talking about.
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