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— Mikey Pete (@mikeypete329) August 16, 2014
Lol! Looks like a typo.
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— Mikey Pete (@mikeypete329) August 16, 2014
Brad Schlossman, UND Hockey Blog-- Nothing is done yet, but all indications are that CBS Sports appears willing to alter that exclusivity clause that prevented UND (and others in the league) from getting more nationally televised games last season.
How, exactly, will the exclusivity clause be altered? That’s what’s unknown at this point. Obviously, CBS will still be able to pick its games and the CBS games won’t be allowed to be on any other network. But I think there’s a good chance that when CBS is not broadcasting hockey, the games could be free to other national networks.
This would be a big step forward for the league and for fans who live elsewhere.
UND could push to get some games back on Fox College Sports. I’ve heard that St. Cloud State and Minnesota Duluth will likely get some games on FSN North this season, too.
CBS Sports appears willing to alter, in some way, exclusivity clause to open more NCHC games to national TV http://t.co/1WGre7SDwU
— Brad E. Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) August 11, 2014
Joe Ray, Beyond the Boards – Because I didn’t get drafted, it adds a little more fuel to the fire as motivation for myself. I kind of use it to prove people wrong, like, ‘Well, maybe you should have drafted me.’ At this point, it’s over and free agent life isn’t too bad. And here I am at a development camp anyway. It all works out. I’ve just got to keep working hard to get better.Caggiula’s comments should excited UND fan’s going into this season. I think there's a good chance that Caggiula will have a breakout season this year. There were times last year that he was one of the better players on the ice. Caggiula is one of those players that has a lot of offensive imagination and he's able to free defenders with his speed and moves. I don't think a 20-goal season is out of the realm of possibility.
Being small, you’ve got to be strong and you’ve got to be heavy on the puck and all that. Going to college, that definitely gives me a little extra time to develop physically. Being a free agent right now and being a little bit smaller gives me more time to develop and set me up for a bit of a different future.
My freshman year was kind of up-and-down, and I thought last year – my sophomore year – I kind of stepped it up and became a lot more consistent. Obviously I want to do a little bit better than that this coming year and step into a big leadership role there, whether it’s with a letter or not.
Joe Smith, Tampa Bay Times -- Then, LW Brendan O'Donnell helped finish it off, smashing the glass with another shot.
It was fitting, considering the duo had breakthrough performances during the three-on-three tournament at the Lightning's development camp, helping lead Team Filppula to the championship on the final day Sunday in front of a standing-room-only crowd.
O'Donnell, 22, a senior at North Dakota next season, led the two-day round-robin competition with eight goals, and Costello, 24, a Notre Dame senior last season, had seven, with a camp-high-matching 13 points.
Combined with 2014 first-round draft pick D Anthony DeAngelo (six goals, seven assists), '14 pick C Brayden Point (four goals, five assists) and late addition D Dylan Blujus (wining shootout goal in the semifinals), Team Filppula went undefeated and playfully celebrated with the trophy like it was the Stanley Cup.
Jeremy Rutherford, stltoday.com -- He is a 6-foot-2, 193-pound puck-moving defenseman, who despite being considered a reach when the Blues drafted him No. 25 overall, has made considerable strides in two seasons at UND.
“It’s a great hockey program there, it’s a pressure school, and he’s succeeded there,” said Bill Armstrong, the Blues’ director of amateur scouting — who drafted Schmaltz and has watched him an estimated dozen times the past two seasons.
“I really liked his final game. He was just an outstanding player, creating offense and not giving up anything on the defensive side. We’re happy with his progression. He’s still got a long way to go to be a pro. But he’s got what you can’t teach, and that’s the elite hockey sense.”
As a sophomore in 2013-14, Schmaltz had six goals and 24 points in 41 games at North Dakota, earning him second-team honors in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference.
But in that final game that Armstrong alluded to, UND fell 2-1 in the NCAA semifinals to Minnesota, which netted the game-winner while shorthanded with 0.6 seconds remaining in regulation.
Mike G. Morreale - NHL.com --- It isn't by accident that Nick has followed the same path as his brother, Jordan. They both played for the Chicago Mission and the Green Bay Gamblers of the United States Hockey League. Nick will be a freshman at the University of North Dakota in 2014-15, where Jordan will be in his third season as a defenseman.I do wonder if there is any way that Nick could convince Kasperi Kapanen to come to North Dakota, too.
"Nick is a player with a very high hockey IQ, and I think his vision and creativity with the puck are his best attributes," Jordan Schmaltz said of his brother. "In my mind he plays like [Montreal Canadiens forward] Thomas Vanek with the way he can slow down the game.
"It's pretty cool to see us take the same path. We've always done the same things growing up and are really close. So it's only fitting we'll get a chance to play together at North Dakota."
HP
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PLAYER
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TEAM
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LEAGUE
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POS
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HEIGHT
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WEIGHT
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9
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LARKIN, DYLAN
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USA U-18
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USHL
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C
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6′ 0.75″
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190
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11
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TUCH, ALEX
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USA U-18
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USHL
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RW
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6′ 3.5″
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213
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12
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MILANO, SONNY
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USA U-18
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USHL
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LW
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5′ 11.5″
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183
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27
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DOUGHERTY, JACK
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USA U-18
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USHL
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D
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6′ 1.0″
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186
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28
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SCHMALTZ, NICK
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GREEN BAY
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USHL
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C
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5′ 11.5″
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172
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Date
Oct. 5
Oct. 10
Oct.
11
Oct.
17
Oct.
18
Oct. 24
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov.
7
Nov.
8
Nov. 14
Nov. 15
Nov.
21
Nov.
22
Nov. 28
Nov. 29
Dec. 5
Dec. 6
Dec.
12
Dec.
13
Jan. 3
Jan. 9
Jan. 10
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 24
Jan.
30
Jan.
31
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Feb.
20
Feb.
21
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
March
6
March
7
March
13-15
March
20-21
March
27-29
April
9-11
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Opponent
Manitoba (Exh.)
Bemidji State
at
Bemidji State
at
Colorado College*
at
Colorado College*
Providence
Providence
Air Force^
at
Wisconsin
at
Wisconsin
Miami*
Miami*
at
St. Cloud State*
at
St. Cloud State*
Nebraska Omaha*
Nebraska Omaha*
Lake Superior State
Lake Superior State
at
Denver*
at
Denver*
U.S. Under-18 Team (Exh.)
Minnesota Duluth*
Minnesota Duluth*
Niagara
Niagara
Colorado College*
Colorado College*
at
Nebraska Omaha*
at
Nebraska Omaha*
Denver*
Denver*
at
Western Michigan*
at
Western Michigan*
St. Cloud State*
St. Cloud State*
at
Miami*
at
Miami*
NCHC
Quarterfinals (Best-of-3)
NCHC
Frozen Faceoff (Minneapolis)
NCAA
Regionals
NCAA
Frozen Four (Boston)
(Schedule
subject to change)
All
times Central
Home
games in bold
* -
indicates NCHC game
^ -
U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame Game
2014-15
NCAA Regional Sites
Providence,
RI; Manchester, NH;
South
Bend, IN; Fargo, ND
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Time
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8:37 pm
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