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Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 12:37 am
by notTONIGHT
Corn Cobb wrote:notTONIGHT wrote:Corn Cobb wrote:
#8? I don't see any kid on the current Luverne roster with #8. Who is #8?
Like I said kid keep up.
Smokin' reefer ain't no way to go through life. Just ask lil' bro.

Lolzzzzzz
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 12:43 pm
by GoldyGopher
InigoMontoya wrote:CherryPicker99 wrote:InigoMontoya wrote:
Which poor team will have to play a quarterfinal game in New Ulm. Will the refs only have whistles, or will they be given sticks to help out with a rebound or two?
You must have been listening to the radio as well. Were you at the game? Can you comment on the officiating if you were there?
No, just reading the posts on here.
LDC gets a major, doesn't kill it off - loses.
Redwood gets a major, kills it off, scores - wins.
Luverne gets a major, kills it off - wins.
Haven't seen many major penalties called this year. It seems odd that many would be called in New Ulm, late, in tight games, in the Eagles' favor.
Redwoods major against New Ulm was in Redwood, not New Ulm, and it was definitely a major penalty.
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 1:50 pm
by Kinda_Normal_Tendy
InigoMontoya wrote:CherryPicker99 wrote:InigoMontoya wrote:
Which poor team will have to play a quarterfinal game in New Ulm. Will the refs only have whistles, or will they be given sticks to help out with a rebound or two?
You must have been listening to the radio as well. Were you at the game? Can you comment on the officiating if you were there?
No, just reading the posts on here.
LDC gets a major, doesn't kill it off - loses.
Redwood gets a major, kills it off, scores - wins.
Luverne gets a major, kills it off - wins.
Haven't seen many major penalties called this year. It seems odd that many would be called in New Ulm, late, in tight games, in the Eagles' favor.
LDC hit was the worst I've seen this year, refs had little to no choice but to give him a major. The major against redwood was in redwood, and Luverne was definitely a penalty but should not have been a major. It should have been called a cross check, but this wasn't the first time I've seen a ref give 5 when he shouldn't have this year. I've seen a major penalty called three times this year for checking from behind in the open ice and this was one of them. The other two were against New Ulm in both of their games against St.Peter. Is that a new rule/point of emphasis or something because I don't know if I had ever seen that called before this year.
Posted: Sat Feb 04, 2017 4:41 pm
by goldy313
I was told it is a point of emphasis, and by doing so they gave the referee the option of not giving a misconduct penalty. Any check from behind is supposed to be called checking from behind now and not crosschecking or interference as it was in the past for open ice hits. Again, that is just what I was told.
Luverne vs Marshall, in Luverne.
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 10:00 am
by fastncrash
I will try to facebook live this game. However, when big crowds are in the building the WiFi can't handle it so the video quality becomes very poor. *Fair warning served.
https://www.facebook.com/wayne.domagala
KQAD radio guys always do an excellent job as well. Streamed on the TuneIn Radio App.
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 11:46 am
by notTONIGHT
My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 1:51 pm
by GoldyGopher
notTONIGHT wrote:My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
A good 10-11 games in a row up in Canada from the old #8 for Luverne. Have you been up for any games?
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 2:51 pm
by notTONIGHT
GoldyGopher wrote:notTONIGHT wrote:My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
A good 10-11 games in a row up in Canada from the old #8 for Luverne. Have you been up for any games?
Yeah, been up a few times. Pretty fun month.
Posted: Wed Feb 08, 2017 5:27 pm
by Whiner33
notTONIGHT wrote:My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
They have great depth at that position so should be fine.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:56 am
by InigoMontoya
Whiner33 wrote:notTONIGHT wrote:My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
They have great depth at that position so should be fine.
#2 had a shutout in Marshall two months ago. A little up and down since then. Hasn't seen varsity action in a month.
#3 saw 1 shot in 1 period against Worthington last week.
Great depth?
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 11:54 am
by fastncrash
InigoMontoya wrote:Whiner33 wrote:notTONIGHT wrote:My sources are telling me Ericson out for season. Big loss between the pipes for Luverne.
They have great depth at that position so should be fine.
#2 had a shutout in Marshall two months ago. A little up and down since then. Hasn't seen varsity action in a month.
#3 saw 1 shot in 1 period against Worthington last week.
Great depth?
An EXCELLENT example that analysis from behind a keyboard can only do so much.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:00 pm
by InigoMontoya
fastncrash wrote:InigoMontoya wrote:Whiner33 wrote:
They have great depth at that position so should be fine.
#2 had a shutout in Marshall two months ago. A little up and down since then. Hasn't seen varsity action in a month.
#3 saw 1 shot in 1 period against Worthington last week.
Great depth?
An EXCELLENT example that analysis from behind a keyboard can only do so much.
True, the question mark was hoping to evoke some additional insight - appears not. There wasn't really any analysis, just observation. Analysis may have included, 3 goals on 15 shots against St Peter and 4 goals on 13 shots against Waseca doesn't look like great depth...from behind a keyboard.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:03 pm
by InigoMontoya
Also, I think most Wild fans would consider Kemper to be pretty good depth at the position, but if Dubnyk went down two weeks before the playoffs, I don't think most Wild fans would use the phrase, 'should be fine'.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:12 pm
by notTONIGHT
I'm telling ya, all that matters is a goalie who can play on 1 Wednesday in February. We've had one once. Whiner could strap em on and get what we got last year on a Wednesday. Luverne almost Won that one too!
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:21 pm
by GoldyGopher
notTONIGHT wrote:I'm telling ya, all that matters is a goalie who can play on 1 Wednesday in February. We've had one once. Whiner could strap em on and get what we got last year on a Wednesday. Luverne almost Won that one too!
Slightly better offense last year....
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:37 pm
by fastncrash
InigoMontoya wrote:fastncrash wrote:InigoMontoya wrote:
#2 had a shutout in Marshall two months ago. A little up and down since then. Hasn't seen varsity action in a month.
#3 saw 1 shot in 1 period against Worthington last week.
Great depth?
An EXCELLENT example that analysis from behind a keyboard can only do so much.
True, the question mark was hoping to evoke some additional insight - appears not. There wasn't really any analysis, just observation. Analysis may have included, 3 goals on 15 shots against St Peter and 4 goals on 13 shots against Waseca doesn't look like great depth...from behind a keyboard.
I try not to "Evoke" any insight on Minor kids Medical situations in a public forum.
So, what I will offer... this team is Young. And at times they certainly play like it. But, when they have the foot on the floor, they are fun to watch. Does it take 248 goals to win this Section, NO. Does this group, with the D and Forward support they get at times need to score 248 goals, not even close. As a matter of my opinion only... when the D and Forwards are playing the way they are being asked to, I haven't seen any team from this section demand more than the Family dog standing between the pipes to be suffice. I have never believed that Tending should be the reason a team is successful, but riding a Hot Tendy is cool, just don't rely on it.
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 3:45 pm
by Whiner33
fastncrash wrote:InigoMontoya wrote:fastncrash wrote:
An EXCELLENT example that analysis from behind a keyboard can only do so much.
True, the question mark was hoping to evoke some additional insight - appears not. There wasn't really any analysis, just observation. Analysis may have included, 3 goals on 15 shots against St Peter and 4 goals on 13 shots against Waseca doesn't look like great depth...from behind a keyboard.
I try not to "Evoke" any insight on Minor kids Medical situations in a public forum.
So, what I will offer... this team is Young. And at times they certainly play like it. But, when they have the foot on the floor, they are fun to watch. Does it take 248 goals to win this Section, NO. Does this group, with the D and Forward support they get at times need to score 248 goals, not even close. As a matter of my opinion only... when the D and Forwards are playing the way they are being asked to, I haven't seen any team from this section demand more than the Family dog standing between the pipes to be suffice. I have never believed that Tending should be the reason a team is successful, but riding a Hot Tendy is cool, just don't rely on it.
This same HOT goalie lost sight of seven last year in Gustavus and I'm not sure what the result was in New Prague last year was. I think it might of been a case of being roofied?
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 9:01 pm
by notTONIGHT
5 unanswered goals and five consecutive conference championships for the Cardinals.
The 1 seed should be locked up now.

Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 10:58 pm
by gopherfan7
notTONIGHT wrote:I'm telling ya, all that matters is a goalie who can play on 1 Wednesday in February. We've had one once. Whiner could strap em on and get what we got last year on a Wednesday. Luverne almost Won that one too!
I hope he shows up for the Wednesday game in February, but the only Wednesday game that matters this year is in March.
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 5:40 am
by Corn Cobb
gopherfan7 wrote:notTONIGHT wrote:I'm telling ya, all that matters is a goalie who can play on 1 Wednesday in February. We've had one once. Whiner could strap em on and get what we got last year on a Wednesday. Luverne almost Won that one too!
I hope he shows up for the Wednesday game in February, but the only Wednesday game that matters this year is in March.
notTONIGHT has a difficult time keeping up.

Kudos
Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 7:43 am
by fastncrash
Kudos to Marshall as they came to play which I guess should be expected with 14 Seniors on the squad. Their Freshman D is impressive. JMO
For a rivalry, Luverne didn't show much motivation for the first two periods.

Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2017 9:00 am
by InigoMontoya
I try not to "Evoke" any insight on Minor kids Medical situations in a public forum.
Wasn't talking about the #1 goalie at all, was looking for a little opinion about the remaining guys. Thank you to Whiner and notTONIGHT for providing a little.
Section Seedings
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 1:26 am
by I aint no Bender
Section Rankings due out Wed. Ill take a shot
1. Luverne
2. Litchfield
3. Marshall
4. New Ulm
5. Hutch
6. Redwood
7. Willmar
8. Fairmont
9. Windom
10. Worthington
11. Morris Area/ Benson
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 8:21 am
by GoldyGopher
I got it like this:
1. Luverne
2. Marshall
3. LDC
4. New Ulm
5. Hutch
6. RV
7. Willmar
8. Windom
9. Fairmont
10. Worthington
11. Morris-Benson
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2017 12:09 pm
by hawkenjonny
Glad to see some absentee voices back on this finally. My own team is apparently confusing MHSH for the WWF. Luverne, like the last 2 years (yes I stand by that) will need goatending to win, but shouldn't have to be great. Iffy tending and some untimely penalties near the end of the game cost them last year. They have no one in the section that is as'tough' as the teams they have faced in the finals the past few. Whole section is on the low end this year. They only have themselves to beat. Maybe this coach can create some team on that team. I know my group is struggling with similar issues. Deadly.