Game Day Post Saturday: Seawolves vs. UMD

Saturday, October 23rd, 2010
UAA Seawolves vs. UMD Bulldogs
Duluth Entertainment & Convention Center::Duluth Minnesota
4:07PM (Alaska Standard Time)

Audio/Video Links

TV: None
Local Radio: 550 KTZN (Kurt Haider)
Webcast: FUCK B2 Networks ... don't buy their shit!!!
UAA Radio Stream: Splashzone (Pay Per Listen)

Other Media Links

ADN: Seawolves Strike First (Doyle Woody)

DNT: Decent Recap (Kevin Pates)

Lines:

Forwards

Grant-Kwas-Wiles

Bruijsten-Bailey-Cameron

Haddad-Gellert-Pustin

Portwood-Parkinson-Crowell

Defense

Leinweber-Vidmar

Warner-Gorham

McLeod-Sproule

Goalies

Kamal-Gunderson

Update: Apparently Curtis Leinweber is a game time decision as to whether he'll be able to play.  So Daniel Naslund has been added to the lineup as an "extra" in the case that Curtis is unable to go.

I didn't (as I'd hoped) get up at 6am to even attempt to watch a replay if there actually was one.  Was there one?  Did anyone see it?  Record it?  I'm dedicated and all.  But a 6am replay of a game I knew the result of is a bit more than I'm capable of I suppose.

The only lineup change for the skaters is Gellert in for Naslund.  Kwas moves up to center Grant and Wiles with Gellert taking his Friday spot between Haddad and Pustin.  Kamal will take his turn in net.

I was hoping to find some analytical observations about UAA's play somewhere.  I didn't.  Here's a sampling of some postive things that were said by people that actually got to see the game.

...they didn't look like a bottom half team I wouldn't be surprised if they compete for home ice. 

...UAA can flat out play.

...it was, from what I am led to believe by Ciskie and Pates, a game with exciting saves and plays and blocked shots. The last 7 or 8 minutes were just INSANE. The last two minutes of regulation nearly killed me.

Yep ... that's pretty much the extent of it.  My bad for thinking analytical and UMD fan could possibly go together.

The CoverItLive chat room will be below and come online about 15 mins before game time.  Since B2 won't be destroying my expectations and harshing on my excitement today, I shouldn't be throwing as many f-bombs.

At least I had the pleasure of listening to Kurt's call on the radio, that's something I don't do often enough.  That man can really bring the feel of the game through on the radio.  I guess I didn't need to see the last ten minutes to know how crazy up and down the game was.