
I was pleased to see UAA outchance them in the OT. I think credit on the UAA side starts from the pipes out. Bryce was appropriately announced the #1 star. The #2 star for UAA in my mind was the backchecking UAA forwards. There are enough missed scoring chances to go around so I won't bother lamenting any of them ... ok I'll mention the one in OT. We had the perfect angle from our seats and I had an eyeball full of open net with a puck floating in front as Josh Lunden's stick headed to meet it. Then alas .... nooooooooooooooo omg noooo oh crap. No blame on Josh for not connecting. That was a helluva tough chance ... but finishing a chance like that in OT for a win would have been ultrasweet. He'll get the next one.
Summary: It was an evenly played game which was mostly up and down, highlighted with good defensive plays which countered good offensive efforts and included excellent goaltending. In other words, the sort of regular season hockey game you usually get in WCHA where it's playoff hockey every night.
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No shooutout?!
I kid, I kid. Nice 3 points, I'll take 'em.
Pretty good game. Still too many penalties though. A little more discipline maybe, especially in such an evenly matched game. However, good to see the PK was successful. Good job boys.
Are your thumbs broken? Or do you just not return text messages?
Well, considering it's you, perhaps your thumbs ARE broken...
Great job Seawolves, taking 3 of 4 points! Keep it up, and bring some points home from Michigan Tech!
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