Connor mis-fired on a shot then Compher made a beauty of a behind the back pass for the winner. Compher is the one that makes that line go.
Connor mis-fired on a shot then Compher made a beauty of a behind the back pass for the winner. Compher is the one that makes that line go.
First line was a no show most of the game.But I thought Connor sucked against top NCAA teams.
But I thought Connor sucked against top NCAA teams.
Should be a good game
The #1 line in the NCAA (Michigan)
vs.
The #2 line in the NCAA (North Dakota)
im certainly not saying who makes the line go all the time, but TODAY, Compher made the line go.
You knew what you were typing.
Today, though, Connor didn't get his 1st shot off until the overtime. Notre Dame did a good job on the whole line through regulation.
you must mistake me for an idiot. I know Connor is talented, more talented than Compher and Motte. BUT I know the Big10 is a garbage hockey conference this year. I would like to see people relax on him slightly.
also: you were the first to comment, "thought connor can't produce against top NCAA teams" did you watch the game? he was invisible pretty much the whole time.
Is Notre Dame in the Big 10?
Connor is pretty invisible even when he's scoring lots of points. He's an opportunistic scorer and a very good one...I think with his speed and smarts he can make a career out of being one in the NHL as well. He's not similar to Dylan Larkin besides the speed though. Larkin is all over the puck and was much stronger at the same age.
Did you even watch the game? Connor had 4 SOG, including one that got past the goalie and sat on the goal-line in the second period.
no, but Michigan is, and if you wanted to know, they (ND) will be next year. You can not honestly have watched that game and tell me Connor was everywhere, like he has been all year. Werenski and Compher were the best players on the ice.
Notre Dames game plan was pretty well centered around shutting down Connor and Motte. They play the boring trap type of game that New Jersey use to play, and hoped to score on a giveaway or break down (which they did today). Notre Dame was fully aware of where Connor was at all times today and consistantly sent 2 players over to defend him, but in the end that was their weakness in sending too many people over to his side, while one player followed Compher into the corner on the same side as Connor, and left the middle open for an easy goal.
Notre Dames game plan was pretty well centered around shutting down Connor and Motte. They play the boring trap type of game that New Jersey use to play, and hoped to score on a giveaway or break down (which they did today). Notre Dame was fully aware of where Connor was at all times today and consistantly sent 2 players over to defend him, but in the end that was their weakness in sending too many people over to his side, while one player followed Compher into the corner on the same side as Connor, and left the middle open for an easy goal.
i saw it more as, a nice bounce in the neutral zone, a 2 on 1, that his shot got blocked, and then compher with a nice no look backhand pass, that Gilbert didn't get back on, and Motte is there on the backdoor. Obviously everyone's best players are going to be keyed on, at any level, up to the player to make things happen anyway, and the coach to try and get that player favorable matchups.
Did you even watch the game? Connor had 4 SOG, including one that got past the goalie and sat on the goal-line in the second period.
Is Notre Dame in the Big 10?
i saw it more as, a nice bounce in the neutral zone, a 2 on 1, that his shot got blocked, and then compher with a nice no look backhand pass, that Gilbert didn't get back on, and Motte is there on the backdoor. Obviously everyone's best players are going to be keyed on, at any level, up to the player to make things happen anyway, and the coach to try and get that player favorable matchups.
So are you saying having 3 players over on one side to cover 2 players is the way things should be played?
There is talk that Notre Dame will probably join the Big Ten next season.