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POWER-PLAY PCT
## Team GP PPG OPP SHGA Pct.
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1.Miami............... 16 23 95 4 .242
2.Nebraska-Omaha...... 14 21 91 7 .231
3.Ohio State.......... 16 18 89 4 .202
4.Northern Michigan... 16 17 85 2 .200
5.Michigan............ 14 15 77 2 .195
6.Notre Dame.......... 14 13 73 0 .178
7.Alaska.............. 14 16 90 2 .178
8.Western Michigan.... 15 15 91 5 .165
9.Ferris State........ 15 13 88 4 .148
10.Lake Superior....... 14 11 78 3 .141
11.Michigan State...... 15 13 94 3 .138

12.Bowling Green....... 15 8 95 3 .084


PENALTY-KILLING PCT
## Team GP PPGA OPP SHG Pct.
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1.Miami............... 16 7 89 7 .921
2.Notre Dame.......... 14 6 65 2 .908
3.Lake Superior....... 14 8 60 3 .867
4.Michigan State...... 15 11 78 2 .859
5.Ohio State.......... 16 17 106 7 .840
6.Northern Michigan... 16 18 109 3 .835
7.Nebraska-Omaha.....14 14 73 3 .808
8.Alaska.............. 14 18 92 3 .804
9.Western Michigan.... 15 22 103 4 .786
10.Michigan............ 14 17 79 4 .785
11.Ferris State........ 15 22 97 0 .773

12.Bowling Green....... 15 23 95 1 .758

Ugh. Those aren't enjoyable to read.

ummm, I think it means we are getting our butts kicked right now! I hope we can turn it around soon!

It means I'm losing my patience. It's no secret how I believe focusing on the fundamentals is the absolute key to success. These stats scream "failure." What is worse is that there is no change - which screams failure on the coaches' part.

At the rate I'm grinding my teeth with the both hockey and football teams, I will be drinking my dinners come summer (which may be a good thing *hick*)

$10.95 at least sorts the grinding teeth, if not the cause.

They mean our special teams are atrocious and the coaching staff is clueless on how to correct them.

Ted Cook of Niagra has netted 13 PP goals this year. Greentree from UAF has 9 and a handful of other players have 8 PP goals.

This shows that we have no big shot from the point, and no sniper from the slot that can find open ice. Usually when the puck goes from high to low the winger on the half boards can creep in to the dead area just below the top of the circle, Brett Hull made a living this way.