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Originally posted by Hokydad View Posthave a nice bus ride homeHollywood Hair Care Tip for Infinity (Directly from Hollywood himself)
when its minus 20 and u have to go outside.. make sure u wear a winter hat as the mohawk does not enjoy the winter weathe(r)
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Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View PostDU will blow PC out of the water today. The Pioneers looked pretty good for large chunks yesterday, and are head and shoulders above the Friars. I wouldn't be surprised if the game is tight, especially if Gillies shows up, but I think the only way DU loses this one is if there is a massive meltdown in net.
Good luck today, and I hope to see DU in the Frozen Four. Go NCHC!!!
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Originally posted by Fighting Sioux 23 View PostDU will blow PC out of the water today. The Pioneers looked pretty good for large chunks yesterday, and are head and shoulders above the Friars. I wouldn't be surprised if the game is tight, especially if Gillies shows up, but I think the only way DU loses this one is if there is a massive meltdown in net.
Good luck today, and I hope to see DU in the Frozen Four. Go NCHC!!!
How did that go!?!? LOL. GO FRIARS!!! UND might want to watch out when BU blows them back to ND.
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Originally posted by steven22 View PostHow did that go!?!? LOL. GO FRIARS!!! UND might want to watch out when BU blows them back to ND.
Congrats to PC...looking forward to seeing them again. I'm sure the Friars will be clutching their rosaries praying that BU can knock out UND. After the 6-1 massacre earlier in the season, it may be PC's only shot to actually win a national title for once. Good luck against Omaha.North Dakota
National Champions: 1959, 1963, 1980, 1982, 1987, 1997, 2000, 2016
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Originally posted by Old Pio View PostThanks, Ralph. As I recall it, Puppa made about 100 saves on the weekend, many on his lips.
Actually Backstrom was Puppa's father's cousin (I.e., first cousin once removed). http://www.legendsofhockey.net/Legen...p?player=18356 Maybe Terreri was related to Backstrom also.Last edited by Ralph Baer; 03-30-2015, 01:28 AM.
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Originally posted by Ralph Baer View PostI don't think that RPI played Denver while he was at RPI. I don't know if PC played Denver.
Actually Backstrom was Puppa's father's cousin (I.e., first cousin once removed). http://www.legendsofhockey.net/Legen...p?player=18356 Maybe Terreri was related to Backstrom also.2011 Poser of the Year & Pulitzer Prize winning machine gunner.
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(eerie music playing in background)
2010--RIT freshman,,Chris Tanev,,scored the opening goal in eventual 2-1 win RIT.
Fast forward to 2015
Providence senior,,Brandon Tanev,,scored empty net goal 3-1 in eventual 4-1 Providence win.
(more eerie music)
They are brothersGO DU !!!
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It won't happen by game time tonight, but it would have been quite ironic and fitting. Joey LaLeggia is expected to sign with Edmonton at some point this week. The Colorado Avalanche play at home this evening against Edmonton, so I suppose it might have been possible for LaLeggia to play his first NHL game in Denver since the Oilers are out of the playoff picture and might have given LaLeggia a chance to play a handful of games at the NHL level before the end of the season.sigpic Eight. ....with a design on nine.
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Originally posted by A Shot and a Goal View PostIt won't happen by game time tonight, but it would have been quite ironic and fitting. Joey LaLeggia is expected to sign with Edmonton at some point this week. The Colorado Avalanche play at home this evening against Edmonton, so I suppose it might have been possible for LaLeggia to play his first NHL game in Denver since the Oilers are out of the playoff picture and might have given LaLeggia a chance to play a handful of games at the NHL level before the end of the season.
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Pretty good article about the game and Denver's style. I have to disagree with the premise, however, that LaLeggia's hit was a byproduct of Denver's "fast and loose" style of playing. Pushing the defensemen up is part of that style, as is finishing your checks by the glass. But open ice hits are not Denver's style at all. Although I didn't see every game this year, I could count on one hand the number of big open ice hits that I saw from DU this season. The ones that I did see (Moore's against UND and Larazza's against CC) also resulted in major penalties, and also hurt the team with suspensions.
http://www.collegehockeynews.com/new...end_denver.php
Still thinking back to that shot off the post by Janssen. Man, an inch to the right, and Denver probably wins the game. So close, yet so far. That was one of the few quality shots all game that got through unobstructed towards the Providence net. If I remember correctly, DU had another infamous shot off the post in an NCAA regional where Chris Drury later won the game for BU during a 3-on-3.
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Originally posted by Old Pio View PostI was working in Houston at the time and college hockey wasn't exactly a high priority for the local media. But I do recall DU losing two games at home to an eastern team with Ralph's nephew in goal. Beyond that, as far as details are concerned, I'm in the dark (as usual).
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