Dogs bring out the Brooms
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Dogs bring out the Brooms
the UMD Bulldogs swept Michigan Tech this past weekend, the scores were 2-1 friday night with UMD getting the game winner by Matt Niskanen in OT, and 5-3 Saturday night with Mayson Raymond getting the Game Winner.
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It's about time the Dogs give the DECC faithful something to cheer about! It's probably a little premature to think that this weekend sweep could save the season, but it's something! Maybe this will be a wake up call for the Dogs and they will stop so dramatically underachieving! Next weekend Colorado College comes to town, we'll see if they can really keep it going then! 





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Nah, with an extension of three years beyond the current season, as was talked about in the other tUMD thread, I can't see them buying out more than one year of his contract, no matter how dismally they play.elliott70 wrote:The sweep might not save the season, but it may have saved the coach.
Now, if two or three years from now, they're still struggling and in the bottom half of the WCHA, they have two options:
1. Fire Scott.
2. Petition to move to the CHA

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They may play the Gophers tough, but they haven't beaten Minnesota in the past 12 games.theref wrote:Little to no chance of a sweep, but the way the WCHA goes, anything is possible on any night. Look how tough Mankato always plays the Gophers.
As for UMD-CC, I'd take a split. CC always seems to have one bad night per weekend against sub-par teams.
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No Sweep, This Week...
Dogs had the sweep dangling in front of them, but they couldn't seal the deal. After leading 2-0 into the 3rd period the Dogs started taking some costly penalties and the ensuing power plays allowed Colorado College to jump back into the game by eventually taking a 3-2 lead. The Tigers also added an empty net goal to make the final 4-2. It was a tough loss for the Dogs to handle, but I'm sure that you had told them they would pull off a split with CC, they wouldn't have been that dissappointed. It was good to see a full house at the DECC, hopefully the 3rd Period collapse won't discourage the Duluth faithful from coming out again in a couple of weeks.

Blue Breeze wrote:They may play the Gophers tough, but they haven't beaten Minnesota in the past 12 games.theref wrote:Little to no chance of a sweep, but the way the WCHA goes, anything is possible on any night. Look how tough Mankato always plays the Gophers.
As for UMD-CC, I'd take a split. CC always seems to have one bad night per weekend against sub-par teams.
Good call on the split Blue. Also, I never said that Mankato has beaten Minnesota (I'm a gophers fan myself), but they always seem to play them tough and give them a run for their money a lot of times, including a tie this year. Was just trying to point out that if the worst and the best square off in the WCHA, that doesn't mean an easy win for the #1 team.
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I know what you meant, I just thought it was also worth noting that they have never been able to get over that hump, although they do play them tough as you stated. Mankato always brings out their best against the Gophs. If you watched those guys you would be confused as to why they're always stuck in the cellar.theref wrote:Blue Breeze wrote:They may play the Gophers tough, but they haven't beaten Minnesota in the past 12 games.theref wrote:Little to no chance of a sweep, but the way the WCHA goes, anything is possible on any night. Look how tough Mankato always plays the Gophers.
As for UMD-CC, I'd take a split. CC always seems to have one bad night per weekend against sub-par teams.
Good call on the split Blue. Also, I never said that Mankato has beaten Minnesota (I'm a gophers fan myself), but they always seem to play them tough and give them a run for their money a lot of times, including a tie this year. Was just trying to point out that if the worst and the best square off in the WCHA, that doesn't mean an easy win for the #1 team.
As for the Dogs, it looks like they have turned the corner somewhat. They had CC on the ropes the second night and could have easily swept that series. If they can start finishing better, they will dangerous come WCHA playoff/Final 5 time.
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