Talked to someone this week who painted a much rosier picture in regards to Kerdiles/McCabe returning than I had previously envisioned. Could mean absolutely nothing, but I did raise an eyebrow.
Talked to someone this week who painted a much rosier picture in regards to Kerdiles/McCabe returning than I had previously envisioned. Could mean absolutely nothing, but I did raise an eyebrow.
Talked to someone this week who painted a much rosier picture in regards to Kerdiles/McCabe returning than I had previously envisioned. Could mean absolutely nothing, but I did raise an eyebrow.
I have come to the place as a fan where I no longer care who is going to leave early. There is no reason for me to expend any energy on it because I am not making the decision, and in no way can I impact any of these young men in what they might do. While I hope all of them come back, whoever is on the team next October I will cheer for and support no matter how depleted or stocked the roster is.
Just my prespective, I just got sick of worrying about this yearly cycle of events.
Possible, sure, but not to the extent that we control our own destiny.
There are teams ahead of us in the Pairwise that IMO would have to slip.
I would actually be ok if the Badgers got sent to a regional w/ Ferris as the #1 in Cincy.
Does anyone know how the schedule will work for the Big Ten tournament? Is it a fixed bracket, or will the lower-seeded winner on Thursday play the #1 seed no matter what? On Friday, who gets the early game and who gets the late game? Is it determined by seed, or is it determined by the Gophers? I was thinking that they'd likely give the top seed the late game, even though it would be more advantageous for them to get the early game, as they'd have a rest advantage for both Friday and Saturday.
Moy's bracketology made me chuckle this week. There is no way UW, NoDak, and Minny are all in the same regional. But, if they were, the attendance would be better in the West regional than the FF. Still a lot of hockey left to determine the bracket though.
Does anyone know how the schedule will work for the Big Ten tournament? Is it a fixed bracket, or will the lower-seeded winner on Thursday play the #1 seed no matter what? On Friday, who gets the early game and who gets the late game? Is it determined by seed, or is it determined by the Gophers? I was thinking that they'd likely give the top seed the late game, even though it would be more advantageous for them to get the early game, as they'd have a rest advantage for both Friday and Saturday.
