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Catalogue published to accompany the exhibition Technologism, at Monash University Museum of Art (MUMA) in Melbourne, 3 Oct – 12 Dec 2015, curated by Charlotte Day.
Artists: Cory Arcangel (US), Dara Birnbaum (US), Chris Burden (US), Ian Burns (AU), Antoinette J. Citizen (AU), Simon Denny (NZ), Jan Dibbets (NL), Aleksandra Domanović (SI/DE), Harun Farocki (DE), Benjamin Forster (AU), Isa Genzken (DE), Greatest Hits (AU), Martijn Hendriks (NL), Lynn Hershman Leeson (US), Matt Hinkley (AU), Jenny Holzer (US), Edward Kienholz & Nancy Reddin Kienholz (US), Oliver Laric (AT), Mark Leckey (UK), Scott Mitchell (AU), Rabih Mroué (LB), Henrik Olesen (DK), Nam June Paik (KR/US), Nam June Paik & John Godfrey (US), Joshua Petherick (AU), Matte Rochford (AU), Jill Scott (AU), Richard Serra (US), John F. Simon Jr. (US), Brian Springer (US), Hito Steyerl (DE), Ricky Swallow (AU), Jeff Thompson (US), Pia van Gelder (AU), Ulla Wiggen (US) and Dennis Wilcox (AU)
MUMA concludes its three-part series on watershed moments in art history — Reinventing the Wheel: the readymade century and Art as a Verb — with Technologism, a major group exhibition bringing together forty-three historical and contemporary artworks, including several new commissions from Australian practitioners. Technologism wrestles with the profound cultural, social and political impact technology has made on art since the 1960s.
Conservative cul-de-sac's of the community are often sceptical of technology and its ever increasing presence in our lives. However many artists — with a natural propensity for constant upheaval — have whole-heartedly embraced radical changes in technology over the last sixty years. Featuring artworks that engage both physically and conceptually with electronic systems — television, computers, the internet, smartphones — Technologism focuses on the ways artists critique and disrupt official uses of the media, or construct their own machines and data systems.
Riffing off both the aesthetic and conceptual characteristics of technology, artists in Technologism document technology's advancement in a plethora of ways: Ulla Wiggen's intricate paintings of circuit boards from the mid 1960s, see the development of an aesthetic inspired by the complex intersection of electrical wires, connectors and components, working to manipulate and rewire the physicality of technology; some thirty years later, John F. Simon's Art Appliances series of the 1990s uses the circuitry of small LCD screens to disrupt pictures and patterns, recreating them over; in Matte Rochford's video Progressively Degrading Test Pattern 2013, humble VHS tapes are copied and recopied, in a process of metaphysical reduction; while in Joshua Petherick's new work, one technology is employed to record another soon to be superseded, revealing new visual dimensions and the 'ghosts in the machine'.
A story of advancement inevitably turns into obsolescence, and Technologism seeks to document the early use of broadcast technology as a way of bridging the gap (and finding a space) between the image on the screen, the physical presence of the viewer, and the broader community. Jan Dibbet's TV as a Fireplace 1968, documents television as a collective experience — even if viewers were separated physically, they were united through time and space like pre-historic cave-dwellers by a communal broadcast. However with the advent of the internet, personal computer devices and streaming services, technology has again changed the relationship we have with the world around us to a more singular yet proliferating existence.
A history of DIY jamming and hacking presents the way artists have continued to subvert conventional uses of technology and challenge the status-quo, from the internet as militarily-designed, to corporately-exploited, civilian-employed, artistically-manipulated, and back again. For instance, Lynn Hershman Leeson's work investigates how media is used as a tool for censorship and political repression, while Simon Denny's work co-opts the aesthetic and rhetoric of language of multinational corporations in order to question their power. In presenting these works and others, Technologism seeks to consider what is the value of such subversion, or is it merely a perpetuation of the problem?
Artist Hito Steyerl asks, 'is the internet dead?' Although, hyperbolic in its prognosis, Technologism recognises that sceptical questions such as this are an important part of how artistic practice negotiates technological advancement. Technologism proceeds from the idea that technology in all its forms, physical and immaterial, needs to be interrogated in order to be perpetually remade.
Technologism considers changes in infrastructure, such as telecommunication networks and the internet, and the cultural implications of technological innovation and considers from the position of the developers of these technologies as well as from the end user. Technologism asks 'how does technology effect artistic practice?' As well as, 'how can artistic practice effect technology?'
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Recording information: MSR Studios, NYC (06/20/2011).
The Roundabout Theatre Company's 2011 Broadway revival of Anything Goes offers a fresh take on Cole Porter's 1934 hit musical while keeping close to the freewheeling spirit of the original. The production was a huge success, winning Tony Awards for Best Revival of a Musical and for Best Performance by a Leading Actress in a Musical, going to Sutton Foster as the singing evangelist Reno Sweeney. The album debuted at the top of Billboard's Cast Album Chart and offers ample evidence that the enthusiasm the revival has generated is fully deserved. The spotlight is on Foster, who brings considerable glamour to a role created by Ethel Merman. She skillfully manages the trick of conveying the character's essential sweetness and vulnerability while still channeling some of Merman's humor and brassy confidence. She's immensely appealing in songs like "I Get a Kick Out of You," "You're the Top," and "Anything Goes," and she cuts loose in "Blow, Gabriel, Blow." The supporting cast is consistently strong, which is essential in an ensemble piece like this that's packed with eccentric, high-profile characters. As Billy Crocker, the guy who finally gets his girl, Colin Donnell has an appealing charm, and he and Laura Osnes as Hope Harcourt generate some heat in duets like "Easy to Love" (a song that had been cut from the original production), "It's De-Lovely," and "All Through the Night." Osnes' poignant solo, "Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye," is one of the album's highlights. Joel Grey shines in the crucial but relatively small role of Moonface Martin. This production, which uses a book updated by Timothy Crouse and John Weidman for a 1987 revival, beefs up the role and gives Grey the chance to sing "Friendship" (a song lifted from Porter's show Dubarry Was a Lady) with Foster, as well as his standard solo, "Be Like the Bluebird." (One of the special attractions of this album is the inclusion of several of Porter's songs, including "The Crew Song," "It's De-Lovely," and "Goodbye, Little Dream, Goodbye," that fit beautifully into the show and effectively move the story line along.) There's not a weak link among the smaller parts, all of which are taken by singing actors who come across with plenty of character and musical polish. Under the musical supervision of Rob Fisher, conductor James Lowe and the pit orchestra deliver energetic, idiomatic performances, and the chorus sings with high spirits. Ghostlight's sound is clean and natural. The soloists are nicely spotlighted but the chorus sometimes sounds a little distant. This fun, stylish revival ought to be of strong interest to any fans of American musical comedy. ~ Stephen Eddins
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South Sudanese government forces have retaken the city of Bentiu, capital of oil-rich Unity state. Meanwhile, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on President Salva Kiir to release political prisoners.
South Sudan military spokesman Philip Aguer said that rebel forces loyal to Riek Machar had "destroyed" Bentiu before withdrawing on Friday. The local bank had been looted, food was stolen, and the market was set on fire, according to Aguer.
Doctors without Borders, also known by its French acronym MSF, said that its office in Bentiu had also been looted.
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Rebel spokesman Lul Ruai Koang characterized the lost battle as a "tactical withdrawal to avoid casualties."
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Meanwhile, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has called on President Kiir to release 11 political prisoners allied with rebel leader Machar. The group of prisoners was arrested in December for allegedly attempting to launch a coup against Kiir.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THE REV. LEN G. BROUGHTON In The Journal and Tribune of Saturday, Dec. 2nd, was reported a lecture delivered by you to a Bible class, on the preceding Friday evening. For several reasons I am asking the indulgence of The Journal and Tribune for space to make a reply to your adverse criticism regarding equal suffrage. The form of speech of which you make use would seem to imply that you believe yourself to be an authority as regard's God's whole scheme in general, and His intentions concerning woman's position in the human family in particular. I quote from your remarks as reported:— "Suffrage," said Dr. Broughton, "for women is contrary to the whole scheme of God, He intended that man should stand for woman. He intended that woman should not stand by his side in his responsibility for anything, but that she should be by his side for protection." It would Seem hardly necessary to re- mind a Protestant clergyman of the twentieth century that as far back as the sixteenth century, Martin Luther led a cru- sade against tyranny over the human mind. The triumph of protestantism assures the right of private judgment in religious mat- ters, to every individual where its teach- ings are held in respect; though Roger Williams and the good Baptists of early America knew what it was to suffer under the narrow bigotry of their religious neighbor. But the framers of the constitution of the United States knew the impossibility of the finite comprehending the infinite and hav- ing had experience as to the fallibility of man's Judgment in earthly things, wisely I concluded that it was hardly likely mere man could decide positively concerning God's schemes and intentions, Our constitution therefore, virtually insures to every individual freedom from religious dictation and prosecution. While our bodies may not be made to suffer pain by decree of religious fanatics it is still possible for weak minds to be held in thraldom by the utterances of any egotist who thinks his imaginings are at one with God's Intentions. You may not be conscious of any intention to tyrannize over weak minds, so I take the precaution of warning you of the danger of it. You are reported to have said: "God shows clearly that man should work for, plan for, think for, woman." Unfortunately in times' long past many men held this opinion and so interpreted God's intention when it suited their convenience and gratified their vanity and con- ceit. Especially do we find in comparing the social conditions of men and women that much objection was made to women thinking and planning, but no obstacles were put in the way of her working, if the work were of an humble kind, and it could be shown that it was principally intended to be of benefit to some man or men. Drudgery and all tasks that carried with them no pleasure, riches, power, honor or glory, have always been freely allowed to woman as carrying out God's intention as to the work proper to her sex. Probably the best examples of your theory that God does not intend that woman should work, plan or think are to be found In the harems of the Mohammedans. The conclusion of the Moslem that women have no souls is quite consistent with yours that they were not designed by the Creator to think. Every Individual soul must think, if a member of the human family. , To place woman in the non-thinking class is to consign her to the animal kingdom. Primitive man, not having developed ! great intelligence, naturally placed brute force as the greatest human attribute. He despised the physically weak and made all such his slaves. Those men found it easy to make women subservient to them. Not even clubs were necessary; their naked hands were sufficient weapons to subdue the females of the species- especially when they were with child. You, who know so much of God's intentions, probably agree with me that God intended motherhood to be woman's crown of glory. You know enough of the social history of the human family, and I hope you are candid enough to confess that man has too often made it the cause of her degradation and misery. Is this what you would term man's protection of woman? As man evolved in the course of time, and intellect and character became successful rivals of physical force, woman's condition was ameliorated, yet within the recollection of many of us not yet a hundred years old, fiats have been put forth by certain male egotists, that woman could not acquire learning equal to man, or, if she did, it would be at the expense of her health. The regime which women have passed through at the dictation of ignorant men would seem to have been sufficient to make idiots of them all. The only reason why they have escaped this fate must be because the all wise Creator has protected them until the man has sufficiently developed to recognize that he is not the special favorite of Deity, but that the love of God is no less for His daughters than His sons. The God that I adore is the acme of jus- tice, wisdom and love who endowed with equal capacity man and woman. As the animals seem to have developed first so as to prepare the way for the human family, so the earlier development of man to power and position would seem to be for the purpose of pointing the way to the mother of the race. Many women have been so dominated and suppressed by man's presumptuous egotism that their intellectual development has been much retarded. It is this class that I fear may be influenced by your teaching and thus get erroneous view of God and His scheme and Intentions. One other quotation I would consider in explaining his position, Dr. Broughton said: "I am enough of a pacifist to believe that the ballot must be supported, if need be, by the bullet, in order to enforce its meaning. Outside of any Biblican convictions, I believe that no one should vote, who cannot back their vote with arms." Here speaks the primitive man. Is brute force the only power by which mankind is to be controlled? It is truly surprising the little real influence the teaching of Jesus has had on the so-called Christian world. I ask you to consider that when the world was governed by brute force the ballot was unknown. The common people who did the fighting did not cast a vote. Bullets and ballots are not companions, but ballots in the hands of the people are supposed to be a substitute for bullets in the hands of hired agents, too often of tyranny. Thanks be to God that in giving woman the crown of motherhood He made her the giver, not the taker, of life. Woman has no greater claim to the right to the ballot than that she is a producer and not a destroyer of life. Much as I believe justice demands the ballot for woman, I would shopper to buy more than ever before, goes a long way to indicate the financial success of the season, there being more money in circulation this year than for many years past. Prices. Despite the much talked question of the high cost of living and the appalling in- crease in price of the actual necessities of life, the wares appropriate to the holiday season are to be had at approximately the same prices that were quoted last season. "Made in America."
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#9504 closed bug (fixed)
HTML5 boolean attributes return undefined with attr in browsers that do not support them
Reported by: | jc@… | Owned by: | timmywil |
Priority: | low | Milestone: | 1.next |
Component: | attributes | Version: | 1.6.1 |
Keywords: | needsreview | Cc: | |
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- jQuery version 1.6.1
- IE9, version 9.0.8112.16421 Czech
- Windows 7 32 bit
- Open attached link or just try to make an input with a required attribute and read this attribute using .attr(). It will work in any browser except for IE9. And yes, it works in previous versions of IE.
- It should return an actual value of the required attribute instead of "undefined".
Change History (16)
comment:1 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
- Component changed from unfiled to attributes
- Keywords needsreview added
- Priority changed from undecided to low
- Status changed from new to open
Confirmed, but it's more complicated. The required property does not exist on the element so our hook for boolean attributes returns undefined since the property is undefined. I'm not too worried about this one. There's no way to fix it and have the results be consistent across browsers unless we simply remove required from the boolean regex and drop support for setting that boolean with attr. OR, we can leave it as is since this is also an indicator that IE9 doesn't support required.
comment:2 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
In other words, the boolHook is doing it's job, but it's not really doing anything in IE9.
comment:3 Changed 6 years ago by gravof
This bug also exists in FF3.6
comment:4 Changed 6 years ago by gnarf
I really only see two ways this could be patched
a) remove required from the boolHooks since apparently setting .required property isn't going to affect it anyway.
You can do this yourself in your JS with $.attrHooks.required = {} -- It should monkey patch this bug in the meantime.
b) Update the boolHook on get to only return the property if it is !== undefined, since it seems that FF3.6 / IE9 are returning "undefined" for the property:
http://jsfiddle.net/VrHHM/7/ has some further testing
comment:5 Changed 6 years ago by gnarf
Also mentioned in IRC... .is('[required]') seems to be an alternate way (not subject to this particular bug) to get true/false based on the presence of a "required" attribute...
comment:6 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
Concerning gnarf's option b, I believe it already does that. We only return a value when true and undefined if not true. However, I see an underlying issue here and there are multiple options.
- We can use the boolean hook as a means of checking for support, which becomes necessary if we are going to check the property values when returning values for these attributes (this is what it already does and we have specific tests for it).
- We can check for the presence of the attribute without checking property values at all and return the attribute name if present and undefined if not (this will be consistent, but will not reflect the property since the properties are inconsistent across browsers).
- We can drop support completely for using attr to set html5 boolean attributes such as autofocus, autoplay, controls, and required because these are the properties which are not consistently supported across browsers.
Personally, I am in favor of either 1 or 3. If 1 is the most popular, this bug can be closed. If 3 is the most popular, it's an easy fix. 2 would require the most work with all of the getAttribute AND getAttributeNode quirks in IE for boolean attributes and I don't think it's worth it.
comment:7 Changed 6 years ago by gravof
For boolean attributes, all user cares about is its existence. So will introduce another API like .hasAttr() be an option? It conveys user intention more clearly and can function more efficiently by directly calling hasAttribute().
comment:8 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
@gravof: I don't think that's a good enough reason to add a new function, especially since attr can handle it for everything that is not a boolean attribute. However, that may be a good reason to go with #3, restoring that functionality in attr for boolean attributes.
BTW, hasAttribute would not work in all browsers so we'd need a fallback similar to what attr does already anyway.
comment:9 Changed 6 years ago by gravof
Just found out .is('[required]') doesn't work in IE8 and below. Should I fire another issue or does it relate to this issue?
Test case here: http://jsfiddle.net/VrHHM/11/
comment:10 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
@gravof there are tickets open already concerning that issue. Thanks!
comment:11 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
- Summary changed from .attr('required') on IE9 returns undefined to HTML5 boolean attributes return undefined with attr in browsers that do not support them
comment:12 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
#9735 is a duplicate of this ticket.
comment:13 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
- Owner set to timmywil
- Status changed from open to assigned
comment:14 Changed 6 years ago by timmywil
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
Check the attribute node value for false for HTML5 booleans when not supported. Fixes #9504.
Changeset: 1886d7443453feab0b73f4a7c4b15fbd9401c4af
comment:15 Changed 6 years ago by dmethvin
#9990 is a duplicate of this ticket.
comment:16 Changed 5 years ago by anonymous
Which version has this fix?


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Editor's Note — This is the first article in a monthly series highlighting segments of the 18b Arts District and surrounding arts locations.
For many people, The Arts Factory is the 18b Arts District. The building at 107 E. Charleston Blvd. is on a major thoroughfare, is distinctive and is relatively large .
Owner Wes Myles bought the building in 1992 after operating his photography business there for four years. He gave it its name and started encouraging arts in the building and trying to promote it in the area.
When he purchased it, it was a warehouse. Before that, it had been a print shop for several years . Myles also believes the building got its start as a funeral home.
In contrast, the building is now one of the most lively places in the Arts District, with activities taking place regularly. It has gone through many changes over the years, in tenancy and layout.
"My husband Pete calls it the Lego Building," said Marty Walsh, owner of the Trifecta Gallery. "It's amazing how walls get moved, doorways get added and staircases are put in."
The changes have enhanced movement through the building . Earlier incarnations of The Arts Factory required patrons to exit to access the second floor.
The Trifecta Gallery is one of the building's most visible and active tenants. The gallery is open seven days a week and usually hosts two shows, one in the main gallery and a second in a space that Walsh dubbed the Attachment Room.
Walsh came to The Arts Factory as an artist and segued into her role as gallery owner a decade ago. She runs the gallery as a business, selecting works aimed at drawing buyers.
"I don't get people who have a gallery and don't keep open regular business hours and keep a website current," Walsh said. "People aren't going to keep coming back if they don't know if a place is going to be open or not."
The Contemporary Arts Center is another long-term tenant and major force in the Arts District. The non profit gallery moved to The Arts Factory in 1996 from Temporary Contemporary on the corner of Flamingo Road and Maryland Parkway. The center is about to celebrate its 25th anniversary.
"It's had pretty strong programming over the years," said Joanne Russ, who took over as gallery coordinator three months ago. "I think the intention was to do something that was a little bit different than what was then being shown. I think it's something the CAC intends to continue with by showing local and international artists."
The CAC is capable of being divided into three spaces and usually hosts at least two shows simultaneously. A new show is usually scheduled to open on Preview Thursday, the day before First Friday, in one of the smaller galleries. Larger shows are often scheduled to open the week after First Friday.
"We're trying to bring people down for other weeks for events," Russ said. "We want people to know it isn't all about one day each month."
A wide assortment of tenants have called The Arts Factory home. Many architects, law offices and designers have shared the building with galleries and arts-related businesses.
"It's a good mix now with all the businesses here being galleries or at last very artsy or having an arts vibe," Walsh said. "When the economy started going bad, we had some businesses in here that didn't make sense to me, but it's turned around."
The Arts Factory is also home to the Bar+Bistro, which draws artists, movers and shakers of the Arts District, professionals, downtown residents and others. The outdoor patio is home to weekly art and performance events on Saturday nights and special events throughout the year.
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Turkey and the Flotilla
Here's a couple of paragraphs from a New York Times story about the Turkish reaction to Israel's raid yesterday on the flotilla attempting to run its blockade on Gaza:
A senior Israeli official said that Israel had tried for two weeks to persuade Turkey to stop the flotilla's voyage, but that Turkey said it was a nongovernmental action that it was powerless to stop. Israel's ambassador in Turkey, Gabi Levy, did not return a call for comment.
One wild card is Mr. Erdogan, a strong-willed former Islamist who is the driving force behind Turkey's criticism of Israel and its policy toward the Palestinians. He has pushed a foreign policy that has taken a more active role in the region, serving as mediator between Israel and Syria. But the United States has not appreciated all his efforts, like his recent attempt with Brazil to broker a nuclear deal with Iran.
....Asli Aydintasbas, a columnist at the Turkish daily Milliyet, argues that the episode was a striking failure in diplomacy, for both the United States and Turkey. The new foreign policy pursued by Turkey's government has given it a confidence that sometimes results in overreaching. For example, Turkey believed it could change Israeli policies toward Gaza.
More here. I haven't seen very much that tries to dive deeper into this part of the story, but at first glance it almost seems as if Turkey was deliberately trying to provoke an incident that would justify cutting off relations with Israel. After all, the Israeli commando raid may have turned out more deadly than anyone expected, but something like it was always probable and the Turkish government surely knew it. Alternatively, maybe Aydintasbas is right: it was just a massive miscalculation by Erdogan, who quixotically thought that Israel would soften the blockade if it knew that Turkey stood behind the blockade runners. Or maybe Turkey really was powerless to do anything about the flotilla.
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Tiffany Stewart is the wife of Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, and no doubt she'll be standing by her husband as he has been charged with insider trading. He is accused of selling 600,000 shares of Mamma.com Incorporated. The SEC complaint alleged that Cuban knew that if he sold his shares in June 2004, he would avoid losing a big chunk of change. Rumor has it that Cuban was given a heads up about the plan:
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Monday, November 20, 2006
You Make the Call
When I saw this happen in real time, I said, "They've gotta take that back." But refereee Marco Hunt chose to not even review the play.
The 2005 Points of Emphasis memo says "Anytime an opposing player prevents the goalkeeper from preventing a goal, interference must be called."
It's quite obvious that Michael Carman runs into goalie Brian Elliott and prevents him from preventing the goal. The question is whether Carman interfered with Elliott or if he was pushed into Elliott.
My feeling after watching the play if that even if Carman is pushed a little bit, he certainly doesn't try to avoid Elliott, and after he makes contact with Elliott, he turns his shoulders towards Elliott and tries to make a play of the puck. He obviously comes no where near the puck, and instead ends up taking Elliott out of the play. The other thing is that if Carman is pushed, at some point after the Wisconsin defender makes contact with him, Carman should speed up as he gains momentum from the push, and I don't really think that ever happens. Really, if the Wisconsin defender keeps his hands down, it's probably an easy call to make.
I personally probably wouldn't have allowed the goal, but whatever we decide is irrelevant. What's most important here is that it was an extremely close and questionable play at a key moment in the game, and the officials didn't even bother to look at it.
89 comments:
- Goon said...
No, the gopher play interfered with the BADger goalie.
Suprised Minnie was not award a penalty shot on Elliott for embellishment.
I can understand allowing the goal, but they at least have to look at that... Elliott got mauled there.
didnt look clean should have veiwed it upstairs.
view what upstairs? An overhead shot of the crease? Of course that won't show if he was pushed or not. The ref had to make a call and he did. Seems like a silly post to me.
- LetsGoMavs said...
No goal...if Kalinski got called on charging the goalie and got a 5 minute major in Mankato the other weekend...this player should have gotten the same. His play may have been worse than what Kalinski did...that's just my opinion though!
My initial reaction, watching it live, was the same as yours. However, after seeignthe replay last night, I can see why no review took place. While there is contact, Elliott is coming out of the crease in an attempt to catch the puck. Goalie interference does not apply when the goalie is outside of the crease. His glove hand definitely is and this is what initiates the contact. Followed, of course, very shortly by the rest of his body with Carmen's. There was no uproar from WI. If there had been, perhaps they would have reviewed it. Watching Elliott's body language, I do not think that he feels he was interfered with.
Come on Chris, watch the game without being so anti-gophers.
No goal
Should have been reviewed for sure.
Figures the Gopher fans would be in denial. - 10:23 AM
Is it me, or do the goofers get all the calls at home...especially late. You're always good for a goofer powerplay with under 10 in a tight game.
Whoever said Elliott was out of the crease is nuts. He never left the crease and Carman actually entered the crease crashing into Elliott and spinning him around. Unbelievable that it wasn't even reviewed. If Hunt ends up think Mitchell's push caused the contact after reviewing it, while incorrect for the reasons the post states, I can understand. But to not even review the GWG with 5 min left that happened on such a questionable play is complete and utter BS.
Nothing but sour Grapes from a 3-6-1 bottom-feeder team.
This is the first time this season Minnesota got the Ref to look the other way....
This isn't the first time this season Minnesota got the Ref to look the other way....
what a great HOCKEY game
that was bull...wcha refs blow ass
- Runninwiththedogs said...
Wow, yeah, I couldn't believe that was a goal.
It figures that Lucia's son would get his first goal in such a suspect way... but the way the announcers were acting, you'd think he scored a shorthanded goal at the 4:59 mark in a major penalty after being on the ice for the entire kill. Good lord. That wasn't grinding, that was luck. - 12:37 PM
It's funny that all the neutral fans all agree that it was a crap call and only the Gopher fans stick up for it.
I think it was inexcusable that the play wasn't at least reviewed.
What was even more sickening was listening to the ridiculous announcers on FSN? The two gopher announcers are so biased it's unbelievable. They practically cry whenever a penalty is called on Minnesota and of course no one on the crew even mentioned that the game winning goal might have been interference.
Saigassor was pathetic too, he spends all his time sucking up to the gopher announcers and not sticking up for the badgers. It's almost like he didn't even play for the badgers at one time. - 12:43 PM
Another pathetic call by the WCHA officials. If you gophers fans looked at Wisconsin's schedule and the injuries they have had this year, you might not call them "a bottom feeder program." Sounds like someones a little jealous actually, what's the national title count, 6-5 Wisco?
It is telling that most neutral fans feel that the goal was BS. Afterall, they are just giving their unbiased opinion of the play which Badger and gopher fans obviouisly can not do. It would be interesting to see how gopher fans would react if the identical play happened against them. I know one thing for sure, there would be a sudden shortage on Kleenex with all the crying and whining. Lol.
- Chris said...
It's a shame that YouTube doesn't have a video of Phil Kessel's first collegiate goal. It'd be hilarious to compare the amount of contact on that play, when the MSU player supposedly "intentionally" knocks the net off, to the little tap from Mitchell that sends Carman into the goalie.
I guess this is another blown call for Shep and his ref buddies to laugh about when they go fishing this summer. - 1:59 PM
After a fair amount of searching, I've yet to see or hear anybody connected to the Badger hockey program complain about this call/non-call.
It appears to be uniquely an intenet phenomenon. - 2:16 PM
- Chris said...
That's because it's free for us to do it. It costs someone connected with the program some cash, and probably some time in the stands if they want to point out that the call was blown.
Also, internet phenomenon or not, the video is right there, and I think it looks pretty clear that Elliott is interfered with. - 2:22 PM
for gods sake...at least review the play. and of course all of the minnesota fans are talking about it in the opposite way...it WAS worth at least a review.
Bucky, non-calls are what you will get and deserve when how to dive for penalties becomes part of your team's philosphy.
- Bruce Ciskie said...
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It's also pretty telling that someone is considered neutral by virtue of being against a call that went the Gopher's way. It would be nice if we knew what axe everyone is grinding.
Bruce you're still complaining about a call in Duluth which was correct, but took a long time to make.
Out of 27 comments 6 people are using IDs. Since most of the commentary is against the goal, I guess it isn't only Gopher fans who anonymously lash out. Seems to me there at least as much bias against as there is for the goal. - 3:10 PM
On the first goal, I'm pretty sure Okposo was in the crease before the puck got there. So that should have been disallowed as well.
On the third goal Wheeler was clearly using an illegal stick so that should not have counted either.
- Bruce Ciskie said...
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What a bunch of cry-babies. Isn't crashing the net what you want your forwards to do? The puck was never covered and Carman had every right to go hard to the net. He was hit from behind as well.
Elliot didn't complain. I was there and nobody on the Wisconsin bench complained , and the guy sitting next to me from Wisconsin (wearing his red jacket)didn't complain either. He saw the goal for what it was. A great goal in a tight game that was the result of a lot of hard work in the offensive zone.
Just a bunch of sour grapes from internet whiners. - 4:23 PM
I think what you're looking for was in my first sentence. I admitted the call went the Gophers way. The rest of your proof of not being biased means nothing to me because I follow the Gophers not UMD.
You lashed out on the USCHO forum and said Lucia was the only one in the DECC who didn't think that was a goal. That is sort of my measuring stick for whether you qualify as unbiased where the Gophers are concerned. - 4:26 PM
so anyone who thinks there shoud not have been a call and that the Gophers didn't get away with one is either a Gopher fan, biased, or both?
it was a hard play at the net that happens all of the time. the Badgers never complained, why is this even an issue?
btw - I am a Gopher fan, I'm anonnymous because I'm sick of needing a username for everything. - 5:02 PM
The bench and EAVES did complain you idiot, they just didn't show it on tv. Were you even at the game?
I didn't realize being at the game was required to post something. huh, live and learn I guess.
yours truly,
idiot - 6:02 PM
- Donald said...
I've got to get in on this (no surprise eh) ...
Disclaimer: I'm a "gopher hater".
It was a goal and didn't need to be reviewed. Any contact that was made (and it was incidental) after the initial shot while the puck was still in the crease and Carman (if thats who it was ... by the way ... that punk has an attitude that is in desperate need of addressing by some nice opponent) was being checked at the time. It was a goal. If bucky fans were bitching (and I don't see them doing so either) they'd be better served by explaining to Elliott that when he is laying on the ice it's best to "LAY FLAT" instead of with you knees bent. If he'd been laying flat then Lucia wouldn't have scored and none of us would have had to listen to that creepy little orgasm that Woog had on the air.
The Kalinskipunk incident you refer to was completely different. That skinny little bitch blew through Lawson like a NoDak wind BEFORE the puck entered the crease with no UAA defender in sight. Not to mention the TWO other times that the squirrelly skating DORK ran Lawson. - 6:03 PM
Chris your anti gopher slip is showing
So what was wrong with that. It looked like typical Gopher hockey to me, if you can't score fair and square cheat. For those of you that are new to the WCHA they're called the Dirty Gophers for a reason.
Chris - Absolutely love this website, but I didn't realize you were so anti gophers. Your reachin buddy, and everyone who has agreed with you is already a gopher hater before they formed their opinion on the play. And if you think I am wrong, look how many peeps wrote on this subject... Gophers are like the Yankees.
I guess if you can't beat them (Gophers) then just rip them. I can just sit back and enjoy with our 8 freshmen.
- Donald said...
Can we just give Minnesota the Nat'l Championship trophy now? I think the Hobey should be cut into 9 pieces and given to all those Minny rookies ...
That Jim O'Brien kid is "the shit". And how about that blue chippah Lucia? Wow ... stud is the only word that comes to mind. Fischer and Shack ... PHENOMS I say!!!
If there is a god then he sure must be a gopher fan. I hear the next Minny arena will have a hole in the roof so god can watch his favorite hockey team. The Dallas Cowboys of D1 hockey!!! - 8:55 PM
Bruce and Chris are right. That's a textbook no goal. Where was it that Elliott could have possibly made the save on that play? He couldn't because he was bowled over by a Gopher player in the direction OPPOSITE of where the puck was. He couldn't move.
UAA benefitted from the same thing last Friday (it was reviewed and it counted). Unlike the UAA debacle, the one vs. UW cost UW the game. The UAA debacle was just a blown call. It had no affect on the game because UND was pretty much done anyways at that time. Hey Gopher fans, I'm a Sioux fan. So much for the conspiracy, no?
Does Minnesota get all the calls at home? I dunno. I like to think that all these blown calls are not the subject of a conspiracy, but rather the subject of complete incompetance by everyone from the lowest AR up to Greg Shepherd himself.
But in the meantime, all you Gopher fans can continue to point fingers at non-Gopher fans and be as derrogatory as you all like (you will notice that I called Gopher fans "Gopher fans" and not any other ruination of the team name). It only makes you look foolish and immature. - 10:53 PM
From an objective CCHAers opinion.
Wisconsin, You got screwed..But then again that's your league's problem... (we have our own) - 10:57 PM
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Yes it must be very frustrating to watch the Golden Gophers reload with more talent every year than your teams get in 3. Those so called "shit players" that are on our 4th line would probably be on your 2nd line. And yes God is a Gopher fan. He told me himself. Go Gophers
Man is this entertaining. Most of you are just plain ignorant, which is fine. This would be pretty boring if you had half a brain. And since I'm here, Bruce you are a tool. No reason, really. Just cant stand you.
I stated earlier that Elliot was out of the crease. My apologies. He was still in the top of the crease. I will repeat that Elliot did not react in anyway like he thought he was interfered with. I guarantee that if Briggs was breathed on and a goal went in he would be in the refs ear. Nobody from WI reacted. I have spoken to several people at the game and they were surprised that WI did not argue either.
Should it have been reveiwed? I guess. Dont know if it would have been overturned or not. Quite frankly, i dont care. Goal counted. The evil empire wins again! - 11:19 PM
- Donald said...
I forgot that gopher fans don't understand sarcasm. Gee ... just like Dallas Cowboy fans.
Lucia would be a second line player at UAA? Thats fucking funny. Really. The kid wouldn't be playing in the WCHA if his dad wasn't a coach. He's adequate as a player but nothing else.
And no it isn't frustrating at all to watch kids like Vanek and Kessel create problems in the lockerroom. It wasn't frustrating to watch the Gophers start the season by getting swept by UAF then bookend that with the Holy Cross loss.
And while there's little doubt that getting the kind of talent that goldy has gotten leads to championships there is MUCH to be said for the 99% of other players that work their butts off for 4 years regardless of the success their team has. That's a sweetness goldy fans really will never have an understanding of since the revolving door really isn't conducive to that sort of thing. Amatuer athletics is about competing ... winning championships is a nice little side benefit for ONE team out of FIFTY-NINE. It's the other 58 year in and year out that make the game what it is. Not the drama queens in twinkie town.
But go ahead and pat yourself and your program on the back for all the championships. I'm more than happy to support a program through thick and thin. I'm more than happy to be a fan of my program REGARDLESS (<--- I know that's more letters than m-i-n-n-e-s-o-t-a but I'm hoping you can manage it) of their standing.
Its a long year for a fan like you after getting tossed by HC isn't it? - 11:29 PM
- Donald said...
I forgot that gopher fans don't understand sarcasm. Gee ... just like Dallas Cowboy fans.
Lucia would be a second line player at UAA? Thats fucking funny. Really. The kid wouldn't be playing in the WCHA if his dad wasn't a coach. He's adequate as a player but nothing else.
And no it isn't frustrating at all to watch kids like Vanek and Kessel create problems in the lockerroom. It wasn't frustrating to watch the Gophers start the season by getting swept by UAF then bookend that with the Holy Cross loss.
And while there's little doubt that getting the kind of talent that goldy has gotten leads to championships there is MUCH to be said for the 99% of other players that work their butts off for 4 years regardless of the success their team has. That's a sweetness goldy fans really will never have an understanding of since the revolving door really isn't conducive to that sort of thing. Amatuer athletics is about competing ... winning championships is a nice little side benefit for ONE team out of FIFTY-NINE. It's the other 58 year in and year out that make the game what it is. Not the drama queens in twinkie town.
But go ahead and pat yourself and your program on the back for all the championships. I'm more than happy to support a program through thick and thin. I'm more than happy to be a fan of my program REGARDLESS (<--- I know that's more letters than m-i-n-n-e-s-o-t-a but I'm hoping you can manage it) of their standing.
Its a long year for a fan like you after getting tossed by HC isn't it? - 11:30 PM
Just dream what it would be like to have 4 solid lines with solid talent coming in every year. Sure we may get upset every once in a while but at least we have a chance to win it every year. Thats something some programs wish they could have once every ten years. Go Gophers
What do we have. 6 1st rounders 5 2nd rounders. Man it's great to be king. Go Gophers Rah!
- Donald said...
Some people support a program so they can puff out their chests for some sort of weird vicarious thrill. They should just call the Enzyte people and save the season ticket money. Would that make Mariucci more or less flaccid?
The rest of us support our teams for the reasons I stated (oops ... twice). - 2:17 AM
Since it's only November, a sweep of Bucky is very, very sweet. But all this whining, bitching, and moaning by the haters is just extra frosting. Then to top it all off the tin-hat brigade comes on spouting conspiracy theories. Thanks for making a great weekend so much better by letting us know how much it bothers you bitter wussies when the Gophers win.
Don't blame Chris. It wouldn't matter who started this type of Blog as everyone who hasn't attended UM hates the Gophers.
- LetsGoMavs said...
Woah Donald! Are those boxing gloves you're wearing? OUCH! A little hot under the collar? :) I can understand your points and passion for your team and program (you and I are in the same boat with our teams) but just because we root for underdogs doesn't mean that we can (or I should say should) be so harsh and close minded on the Gopher program over this goal and ASSUME they always get favored. Sure, I think the top teams (Gophs, UND, Denver..etc) do get some favortism but not always. I think this is more about the crappy REFS we have in the WCHA. Now, before the Gopher fans get excited that I'm sticking up for you...remember that I also said it's a "no goal" and I'm a Gopher fan, secondary to the Mavericks.
Let's chalk it up to the crappy REFS (which every team fan can agree on) as compaired to favortism..because I truly believe that's what this was. - 8:32 AM
It must be frustrating to watch the gophers reload each year only to get bounced out of the playoffs by Holy Cross and UND. Too funny.
- Donald said...
I have no idea where you got the idea that I said anything about favortism. First; I said it was a goal. It should have been called a goal. IMO the ref didn't even need to review it. Your interpretation (however you intended it) of my collar tempature is also mistaken. My direct, frank and perhaps bombastic style accounts for the mistake( I imagine) but nonetheless I assure you it isn't emotional.
My others words have been directed at gopher fans that vicariously get an erection because their team has won lots of championships. My point being that I don't support my team to see them win a championship. I support my team because they hit the ice every weekend and give it their all in honor of amateur athetics.
When gopher fans show up to these stupid flamefests they're always all about "must suck to be you" ... and "we've got X championships" ... and the various tripe you can read above. They say those things to puff out their chests as if they themselves had something to do with it. They lamely classify everyone else as either a conspiracy nut or a "hater" because that props up their shallow attitudes about their team in the quckest easier way possible. So whatever you think I said you should probably read again.
And yes goofer fans ... we fans of other teams derive our satisfaction a different way. Puff up your chest all you want because even during a season with a single win I'll be prouder of the team I support than you could ever imagine. - 8:55 AM
Because the Gophers are in a area rich with hockey talent and get lots of talent, that means that they don't go out and give it their all? Every game the Gophers play is a dog fight. Every team they play gives it their best effort to try to beat the gophers. If the Gophers didn't give it their all every week they would end up just another .500 team. You can't just throw out your stick and expect to win. ex. Holy Cross. I love to watch the Gophers not just for the great talent they have but how hard they play and the passion they have for the sport.
donald said "Lucia would be a second line player at UAA? Thats fucking funny. Really. The kid wouldn't be playing in the WCHA if his dad wasn't a coach. He's adequate as a player but nothing else."
At the beginning of the season you might have had somewhat of a shot in this statement being partially true. Although I'm pretty sure CC and Notre Dame offered Lucia a scholarship.
To believe this on November 21st you either have not watched much Gopher hockey this year or you're dishonest or much more likely you have the hockey knowledge of Dick Vitale and Dick Button combined. Lucia has played well on a team whose freshman class has been terrific. He has gotten better in almost every game. Lucia is the kind of player you profess to love to watch, a hard worker who works every shift. You let your hatred for a team blind you into making ridiculous attacks on a player who you obviously know nothing about. Not that you know much about O'Brien, Fischer, or Schack. O'Brien won't turn 18 until next year. So while he's not having the year Bariball and Okposo are, I'm willing to wait and see if he can become an offensive threat. - 10:09 AM
Got to love when fans of ANY team blanket label ALL fans of another team. Yep! They're all the same! They all think and act the same way!
Relax. Step away from the web for a moment and breath. Web opinions of fans of any team are not a true sample of anything except the opinons of those who are so involved they have to put those opinions on the web so others can read them. - 10:28 AM
- LetsGoMavs said...
Donald: Sorry, in reading all of these posts I perhaps got some of your points confused with the others. It's always hard to tell the emotion behind the comments over the internet...so I was just picking on you for being all hot and bothered. I guess it was the "f-bomb" in the Lucia kid rant...
Either way...I'm with ya on why to support the underdog teams and can relate to how you feel about wins.
Play nice people:) Game is over..let's move on...though we must be setting a blogger record for comments... - 11:18 AM
- Runninwiththedogs said...
"At the beginning of the season you might have had somewhat of a shot in this statement being partially true. Although I'm pretty sure CC and Notre Dame offered Lucia a scholarship."
Really? CC and Notre Dame? Other schools the Don coached at? His alma mater? Wow!!! - 1:25 PM
Hey Runnin Like a Dog. If the boys on your team work as hard as Tony Lucia maybe they might win a game. How many boys on your team got multiple scholarship offers? How many of the boys on your team could play for UND, Wisconsin, Michigan or the Gophers?
New Hampshire was also interested in Tony as well. Minnesota, New Hampshire, Notre Dame and CC. Pretty good programs with top end coaches that have track records of recruiting quality players and having successful teams.
How many of your teams boys were recruited by multiple Top Twenty teams? Stick to what you know. - 1:48 PM
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"Really? CC and Notre Dame? Other schools the Don coached at? His alma mater? Wow!!!"
Wow is right. Tony Lucia is offered scholarships at universities where his father coached in the past and that means what. That these programs are doing an ex-coach a favor. To whose benefit? Get out your tin-foil hat and start watching the skies the black helicopters are coming. You and donald need to start a club. I have name suggestion. The He-man-Gopher-haters. - 2:04 PM
I can guarantee you that CC wouldn't do Donny Lucia any favors. For reasons that can be discussed elsewhere, many in the administration were glad and relieved to see him go.
How can there be such hate and hand wringing over such a cute and huggable golden rodent. Shame on all of you . Go Goldy I'm with you!
- Runninwiththedogs said...
I sure do know sarcasm!!!
"hat do we have. 6 1st rounders 5 2nd rounders. Man it's great to be king. Go Gophers Rah! "
Its too bad now seeing those players 7 of those 11 will be NHL busts, with Blake Wheeler being the biggest. Anyone remember the supposedly second coming, Mike Crowley and Dan Trebil? what are they doing now? - 5:30 PM
I always love these statements "we are the NY Yankees of college hockey"
Well the Yankees historically win in the end and the Gophers well they usually choke. The Yankees have won 26 titles, and the Gophers 5, are you freikin kidding me only 5???? I mean come on now only 5!!!!!!!! Only 5 freikin titles!!!! And you compare yourselves to the Yankees. Just think 5 years ago they only had 3 titles and they STILL compared themselves to the Yankees. Oh my God is this fan base delusional. And having their NY Yankee godly hockey team bumped for their JV basketball team makes it even an more funny of a comparison. You would think they were playing Illinois, North Carolina, or even someone like Marquette, but no it was for Long Island!!!! Do they even have a Div. 1 team!!!! Are you kidding me!!!!
If you want to compare anything to the Yankess it would be the Canadiens. - 5:45 PM
"we are the NY Yankees of college hockey"
If you going to put words in the mouth of Gopher fans could you at least use the arrogant things we've said. The Yankees quote is directly from the haters and detractors. I've never heard Gopher fans say this.
It is a pathetic tactic to put words in someone's mouth and then criticize them for what you actually said. Nice try though. - 6:24 PM
At least the Gophers have many players that have the chance to go bust. Many programs would love to have 1 player that would have a chance to go bust. You can't go bust when nobody will even draft you and you're stuck on a bottom feeding team. Jealousy is a beautiful thing.
- Donald said...
It was a gopher fan that first called themselves the "Yankmes" ...
"Chris - Absolutely love this website, but I didn't realize you were so anti gophers. Your reachin buddy, and everyone who has agreed with you is already a gopher hater before they formed their opinion on the play. And if you think I am wrong, look how many peeps wrote on this subject... Gophers are like the Yankees." - 3:19 AM
Well my mistake was searching for the quoted phrase "we are the NY Yankees of college hockey" instead of the word "Yankees." So I was wrong.
I still stand by my original thought which is that it is stupid to compare a college program to a professional team. The Yankees have their history and their massive payroll working hand in hand. All any college can offer is tuition and tradition. I love Minnesota's tradition. - 7:02 AM
Come on...we all know it's UND that's the "Yankees of college hockey" with all their money to buy games and players...U of M is more like "the Red Sox of college hockey".
I love playoff time even when my team isn't in because it is the time of year when the Gophers and their arrogant fans do their annual disappearing act.
I love it when people rip the Gophers but are too cowardly to even name their pathetic team so we can return the favor.
It couldn't have been a UND fan or he/she would have reminded you how often their team was responsible for your exit.
How many NHL all-stars or award-winners has Uminny produced? Yep, that's what I thought.
bitter bitter, this is getting so boring. Vent your hate some where else. This is only hockey not brain surgery.
It's a goal. The interference wasn't called when it happened (which was before the puck entered the net) so the goalie should have been minding the net. But if you look closely, his legs are in the air, with his knees bent. That's not how you save a puck. The goalie was laying flat on the ground WAY before lucia drove for the puck.
Now, if the first shot had gone in then things would have been different. But this was a rebound that sat in the paint. - 6:54 PM
Hell I'm a SCSU fan and I think we are the Expos of college hockey. Give us some respect please. I mean SCSU tries to win a post season game.
Hey did any of you college hockey fans notice that SCSU swept this past weekend.
Marsha, Marsha, Marsha.....
Reading all these wonderful posts makes me want to sing. All together now: @#$% the Gophers, Clap.Clap..ClapClapClap
Man there's a lot of vitriol on this site and many regarding the Gophers, and it often understandable and sometimes deserved.
But yours is truly unparalleled. Man do you come off as a whiny little bitch.
I follow my team because I grew up on my daddy's lap watching Gophers games at the old barn and in our basement watching on TV. I love college hockey, and I watch all sorts of games whenever I get the chance. In a few short hours, I will have the Badgers-Wolverines game on one TV (courtesy the FSN College sports package on my cable box), and the Gophers-MSU game on another, all in the rubed-out comfort of my own living room.
What a moronic statement, saying that it's easy to root for a team just because they are successful, lumping all Gophers fans together as front-runners. What do you want a fucking purple heart because you root for a hopeless program that has never EVEN ONCE made it to the NCAA tournament?!
I don't make that statement to throw the Seawolves failures back in your face, because quite frankly, I was rooting for UAA a couple years ago when they went on their run through the Final Five, and I think it's great they're playing some great hockey up there early this season.
But you sir an ignorant a**hole.
Yeah keep throwing that Holy Cross sh!t around. It sucks and it stung at the time, but watching the current crop of Okposo, EJ, Barriball (who I'm thrilled to have at the expense of Kessel leaving) et al, last March is a distant, remote memory, as if it never happened at all.
Sean from South St. Paul (Woog Country) - 5:58 PM
- cchockey said...
The Gophers go about winning in a manner that's different from most other teams in college hockey. Most teams recruit classes that have solid players, with maybe one or two sticking out as great NHL prospects. Minnesota, of course, has the advantage of being close to such a tremendous wealth of talent that they can bring in classes full of top NHL draft picks.
But is this really an advantage? The majority of these stud freshmen are going to leave after one year. Thus the Gophers get top-end talent, but only as a temporary rental. Other teams get to develop their players and get them valuable NCAA experience. A great example of this is Gabe Gauthier and DU's two recent championships. Here's a guy who got a full four years of college hockey experience, and it showed in the playoffs - whereas last year's ultra-talented Gopher team got bounced in their first tournament game by a mid-major, probably due mainly to a lack of experience.
With that, then, it is hard to argue that the Gophers are at an advantage when it comes to winning championships. Sure, they get the top end talent year in and year out, but look at the big picture. Minnesota's two championships in 2002 and 2003 put them at five overall. Denver and North Dakota both have seven, while Wisconsin recently won their sixth. If Minnesota really had such a great advantage, they'd have an awful lot more championships. I think in the long run the trade-off between talent and experience favors teams like the DU's, Maines, UND's that develop a TEAM, rather than a group of young superstars. Minnesota will always have a good hockey team that can compete for a national title, but just like with any other team, a national championship only comes around every once in a long while (especially if you're a CC fan like me). - 4:22 PM
- Donald said...
Woog-Loving Sean:
You have no idea how much of an asshole I can be. But let me first correct your IGNORANCE. Shall we first define what "ignorant" means? It means "uneducated". It means "lacking knowledge". We on the same page now, deary?
Ok then ... UAA has victories in the NCAA's. Not only have they been there. They've won games. So before you call someone ignorant perhaps you ought to actually KNOW something yourself.
Now ... climb back on your Daddy's lap, put that thumb back in your mouth and shut the hell up. And thanks for confirming the generational provincialism that is pervasive in twinkietown. (That means that because great-grand daddy and grand daddy and daddy said so it must be true ...) - 12:17 PM
Wow Donald, I think you need your rabies shot because you're foaming at the mouth.
As far as "generational provincialism" goes, if you are any indication, Alaska got that market cornered. Nice try at making yourself seem less like a bitter whiner. - 2:18 PM
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