> > Yeah but it doesn't hurt being the Coaches son some of the > players that sit from game to game would be in the line up instead of > Danny if Doug was not the Coach, I don't think that WOOG would sit > his own son, or at ,least he hasn't show any evidence of this...... > This is a deep team one of the Deepest Gopher teams in years and I > question why DOUG keeps his son in the line up game after game when > other around him are playing better, True he (DAN) is a hard worker(this I > will not debate however, how many goals has he scored in the last four years) > but he does lack a lot in talent department, he one asset is that > he give 100 percent. > Don't know if you noticed but the younger Woog was scheduled to take a blow Saturday night to let somebody else have a shot. The older Woog kept his schedule even after the younger Woog scored a hat trick Friday night. If you don't believe me, read the Doily article posted by Pam Sweeney. My view on Dan Woog: "Lunch pale" player. Shows up on time to every game, gives his all on his shift, punches out and goes home. -- - Matt Rein - [log in to unmask] HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.