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Frozen Four Recap Pt. 2 – ‘We Will Not Be Denied’

Posted on April 24, 2016 by The University of Hockey Blog

Brad Berry spoke to the UND men’s hockey team in the locker room after the emotional rollercoaster 4-2 win over the Denver Pioneers on Thursday night in Amalie Arena.  He repeated a phrase multiple times. “We will not be denied on Saturday… we will … Continue reading →

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Frozen Four Recap Pt. 1- ‘I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts’

Posted on April 17, 2016 by The University of Hockey Blog

  You haven’t heard from me in a while in blog form but I have made my thoughts known in 140 characters or less via my twitter handle @UofHockeyBlog.  However, my thoughts/feelings/emotions from my trip last weekend to Tampa, FL to watch the … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions- ‘Welcome to Miami’

Posted on March 5, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

“I’m going to Miami, welcome to Miami” is what the players are probably blaring over the charter plane’s speakers on the way to tropical Miami this weekend. I have to say I’m a bit jealous as the winter hasn’t relented … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions- ‘Let’s Get At It’

Posted on February 11, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

“Let’s get at it, let’s go play” said Dave Hakstol at his weekly press conference.  The Sioux hockey coach seemed to be tired of the same old questions that he hears hundreds of times a season.  I can’t say I … Continue reading →

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Weekend Reactions- ‘Blais Spike’

Posted on February 6, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

The Century Link Center aka ‘The Clink’ was as full as it had ever been last weekend.  This was mainly due to the biggest stage UNO had every played on in their relatively short history as a program. UND came … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions- ‘The Fighting Sioux Way’

Posted on January 29, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

“We’re playing with a lot of confidence… and if we’re playing the way we want to be playing  it’s just part of the Fighting Sioux way that the rest will follow” That was senior forward Connor Gaarder speaking to what … Continue reading →

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UND player breakdowns

Posted on January 16, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

I put together this list of my thoughts on each UND player at the halfway point of the season: #2 Stecher- Was arguable the best dman on both ends of the ice before his lower body injury. The team will … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions- ‘Green Out’

Posted on January 16, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

Been a busy week as I’m in the process of buying a house after moving back to Grand Forks, so I’m going to make my recap and prediction short and sweet. UMD v. UND recap –       I thought the refs … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions- ‘Dubstep Cat’

Posted on January 9, 2015 by The University of Hockey Blog

The 2nd half of the season kicks off with UMD coming to Grand Forks to take on the Sioux in a pivotal NCHC series. The 2nd half of my blog season starts with a video of dubstep cat.  Why, you … Continue reading →

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Weekend Predictions – ‘Big Mo’

Posted on December 11, 2014 by The University of Hockey Blog

“The crowd was really amped up and cheering us on and I think that really helps us build momentum”.  Those were the words of UND defenseman Gage Ausmus describing the Friday night 7-4 comeback win by the Sioux that saw them … Continue reading →

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