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mnmouth wrote:According to the East High website: Game time changed to 5 p.m. Thursday at Heritage due to the 7AA girls quarterfinal between Forest Lake and Duluth being scheduled for 7:30
Slammer wrote:East gets blown out by Lakeville North 4-0.
Remember this.
elliott70 wrote:Slammer wrote:East gets blown out by Lakeville North 4-0.
Remember this.
trust me, the kids will make sure they don't have to bag skate again!fixed your postSlammer wrote:East easily blows out Lakeville North 4-0.
Remember this.
elliott70 wrote:When is the last time (if ever) that East got put in running time?
North 4...DE 1.fastncrash wrote:East 3
North 1.
East's 3rd might be an open netter...? But it's hard to tell as my friggen Crystal Ball is frosted over.
I believe Tonka may have accomplished this on Hockey Day a couple of years ago.elliott70 wrote:When is the last time (if ever) that East got put in running time?
:)That was a good old fashioned A*S whooping!Pioneerprideguy wrote:I believe Tonka may have accomplished this on Hockey Day a couple of years ago.elliott70 wrote:When is the last time (if ever) that East got put in running time?
Correct. 9-3 SkippersPioneerprideguy wrote:I believe Tonka may have accomplished this on Hockey Day a couple of years ago.elliott70 wrote:When is the last time (if ever) that East got put in running time?
a checking from behind or boarding major could do it too..Sats81 wrote:LN has 3 regular season games remaining including this one vs East, Eagan and PL. No easy games. I think if they have a chance at winning it all, it would almost serve them best to lose 1 of regular season games remaining to regroup, get their minds right, make sure they are focused and be prepared for what lies ahead in sections. I just think it would be almost impossible to win 25 straight- (which is what it would take it they ran table on remaining games and won state.)
Very true.bemused wrote:a checking from behind or boarding major could do it too..Sats81 wrote:LN has 3 regular season games remaining including this one vs East, Eagan and PL. No easy games. I think if they have a chance at winning it all, it would almost serve them best to lose 1 of regular season games remaining to regroup, get their minds right, make sure they are focused and be prepared for what lies ahead in sections. I just think it would be almost impossible to win 25 straight- (which is what it would take it they ran table on remaining games and won state.)
I agree with everything but the "hands down" part.Tenoverpar wrote:NORTH 4 (ot)
EAST 3
the trip up and early start will bode well for East but
L North is the hands down best team in the state and on an
epic run...sorry Hounds'...you're going down but I'm at least
giving you OT
What? Home cooking in Duluth? Never!nahc wrote:Karl no home cooking tonight, right??!!!!
Nah, we wait until section finals against Grand Rapids to break out our East refs. Can't tip our hand too often and waste them on a regular season game.DrGaf wrote:I bet Karl is in charge of finding the ref's too.
Oh, so true last year...karl(east) wrote:What? Home cooking in Duluth? Never!nahc wrote:Karl no home cooking tonight, right??!!!!
Nah, we wait until section finals against Grand Rapids to break out our East refs. Can't tip our hand too often and waste them on a regular season game.DrGaf wrote:I bet Karl is in charge of finding the ref's too.
For what it's worth, 4 of East's 5 losses have been at home this year. I'm afraid I'm a pessimist about this one, but I hope I'm prove wrong.
And to answer the running time question, the Tonka '12 loss is the only loss by more than 5 goals under Randolph, though there may have been 1 or 2 others that went into and out of running time. They also had a 6-goal loss and a State Tourney game that was (at least for a little while) in running time during Randolph's one year off the job. Going back into the 70s and 80s, it happened with frequency (if they even had running time then).
