Wisko McBadgerton
Teaching you how to Bucky.
Re: Wisconsin Hockey Part 3: Just win, baby!
We Sing! (and Dance!)
We Sing! (and Dance!)
Great effort for most of the game although I wanted to reach through my screen and choke the life out of Brenden for that lackadaisical effort on the power play midway through the third. You could just see that shortie coming and that would have been the turning point had we lost.
Going to the FF! Bring on RIT!
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While I didn't get to watch or listen to the game, I was getting near constant score updates...pretty solid game all around for the Badgers....Let's keep it rolling....
Hhhmmmmm..come to think of it..naaahhhh....I won't go there.....
2 down, 2 to go....
GO BUCKY !!!!!!!!
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After this weekend I'm convinced that our best player isn't a Hobey Baker finalist. Ryan McDonagh has been phenomenal all year, but I thought he just was so good, so strong, so dominant at his position all weekend. I love Smith and think he's had a fabulous year, but McD is a bull.
OK, so I'll call it a toss-up between McD and Geoffrion for our best player.
Now if we could just start to convert on some breakaways. Great game!
What does everyone think about the contact to the head penalties, is there a solution?
I agree that concussions and head injuries are very serious and should be watched very closely. However, a lot of times what would be a perfectly clean hit was changed into a contact to the head, as the puck carrier was trying to duck the hit. There was no way for the defender to stop at that point.
What do you guys think?
If they are really going to call those contact to the head penalties consistently, it's going to take some time before players get the change. It's going to need to be enforced at all levels of play, players will have to develop different habits, etc.
It's not a bad thing per se, but the change could be painful. That's why I think this relatively sudden focus on those kinds of penalties, while justified, leaves the players on the ice scratching their heads about what's a clean hit and what's not.
Since Ford Field is in <strike>South</strike> Downtown Detroit, and given that we used to sing "Lights" during the third period of home games, I hereby nominate Don't Stop Believin' as the official anthem of our trip to Detroit: