tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14201311.post6774131494822431542..comments2008-11-15T09:59:26.906-06:00Packer487http://www.blogger.com/profile/04807642066292189138noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14201311.post-8728126255227421342008-11-15T09:59:26.906-06:002008-11-15T09:59:26.906-06:00Tim,<BR/><BR/>Saw the second WMU goal right in front of me. Yes, blame Sauer for napping, but he was screened by Vaughn. Palushaj was tired and tried to get the puck out for a change and misplayed it. Their d-man moved up and didn't have time to keep it in, so he snapped a 65 footer from the near boards. Perfect shot. <BR/><BR/>WMU played a perfect road game, physical, semi-disciplined for them, and clogged the shooting and passing lanes. I think they play a version of the LW lock. Gill was solid, but really only had to make a handful of tough saves. Mostly perimeter shots.<BR/><BR/>Did the team get frustrated? Yes. Tired from Alaska? Yes. Have enought to beat that sorry team? Definitely. <BR/><BR/>The only forward creating was Hagelin and maybe Louie. <BR/><BR/>The officiating was good, but I think that western could have been called for a couple of more penalties when U-M was pressuring. Blatant interference stuff on the trailer for instance. Shegos' pattern, especially in the third.<BR/><BR/>Let's face it, this team is still trying to find itself and keeps shooting themselves in the foot.streakernoreply@blogger.com