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Tuch scores his 6th of the season to tie the game 2-2 against Mass-Lowell.
Your tweet is gone, or my phone sucks
It's what happens when you post a Tweet that ends up being deleted. It shows as "This tweet is unavailable." So BU clearly deleted it.
But the good news, they re-posted it. So here is Tuch's goal:
How many games left to the season?
It's the start of the playoffs, so hopefully many moreHow many games left to the season?
How many games left to the season?
so he can sign his entry-level contract and play with KK or SuzukiIt's the start of the playoffs, so hopefully (not) many more
As already mentioned, the regular season is finished. Wisconsin finished 1st in the Big-10 Conference, so they automatically get a bye to the semi-finals, which will be played on the 19th. Production during the tournament continues. So his next goal will be his 26th.
@montreal
Does production continue to be counted in the NCAA Tournament, as well?
Farrell scored his 22nd of the season to put Chicago up 5-4 on Muskegon.
It's his 70th point of the season.
Caufield has 6 goals in the last 3 games, 13 points in his last 6 games. He has 15 goals in his last 12 games and 21 goals in his last 20 games where he has 38 points in the last 20 games. What a season he's having as the top player in the NCAA.
it's all a question if he can shore up the skating and get stronger. I think he's in a pretty good spot with those 2 things but they can still get better. What's encouraging is how much he seemed to work on his skating. It bodes really well that he'll continue to do what he has to do. The shot is absolutely dynamite. All-world. And his puck skills aren't that far behind. Huge talent. I'll always have a bit of a nagging worry about his size especially 5 on 5 but I feel good all in all that he'll make good on his enormous promise.
Most people are cautious about his projections and fair enough. But from the little I know you don't clobber the NCAA as a sophomore and just end up being a 20 goal guy on a 2nd line. The talent is special. There's a gamebreaker in there. Maybe it doesn't happen because of whatever but the skill is there. No question.
I actually see him as one of their safer prospects because of his versatility. Steel list him at 5-10, 177, and he seems fairly sturdy on the ice, Strong personality as well. He won't be a top scorer in the NHL, but will fit into whatever role asked.Really intrigued at what his production in the NCAA (and off an overly stacked team) will be. He could easily be one of our best wing prospect or drop heavily next year.
I actually see him as one of their safer prospects because of his versatility. Steel list him at 5-10, 177, and he seems fairly sturdy on the ice, Strong personality as well. He won't be a top scorer in the NHL, but will fit into whatever role asked.