This is the story of the Fighting Sioux season, can't finish, they out play another opponent and our shaky goaltender lets in a couple of very weak, questionable, brutal goals. UND has no room for error not they can probably only lose one or two more goals max. The Huskies took advantage of their opportunities and you did not. Time to play for with some Fighting Sioux pride. Time to play for the logo on the front of the jersey and not the name on the back...
On Notice
*Brad Eidsness you need to let in one less goal a game. You're play has been suspect and brutal (that's putting it nicely) all season long, time to take a look in the mirror and look at that logo on your jersey. The team needs you to make saves at key times in games and you can't seem to do it.
*Evan Trupp You have been invisible in the second half of the season. Time to pick it up you're a talented player, please start burring the puck.
*Matt Frattin time to score and finish.
*David Toews Mia, no goals in 20 games. You've had one point in 20 games, maybe it's time for the coach to put
you on the bench. You're not producing or even making plays.
Lastly there is one positive I don't have to listen to the brutal SCSU hockey broadcast tomorrow. I am telling you that comparing student run television broadcasts UAA and BSU blow you out of the water.
Evidently Dunn played pretty well, he made like 40-something saves. Garrett Raboin was also out of the lineup with some kind of illness, hopefully he is able to go tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteThe broadcast was kind of bumbling and amateur as you stated Goon but, I thought the two announcers did a good job of giving credit to the visitng team when it was due and avoiding being too many "homer" comments. I didn't end up hating the announcers like I usually do when watching Sioux games. They just need more experience.
ReplyDeleteIt more of the people between periods that were brutal. It was definitely amateur hour.
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