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 Thursday, Feb 22 Anyone else take a nap at their desk today? Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson's gold-winning goal at 1:15 a.m. CT was a triumph for U.S. women's hockey — and a setback for workplace productivity. The shootout win (but why a shootout?) over Canada snapped the Americans' 20-year gold medal drought. "They should make a movie on it," Hilary Knight said. With so much drama, who could blame Canada's Jocelyne Larocque for yanking that silver medal off her neck. Throw in a huge curling upset (yeah, you heard us), and for 6 hours the United States owned Canada like a Tim Hortons franchise. Elsewhere in medal-land: A silver for Mikaela Shiffrin (women's alpine combine), silver for Jamie Anderson (women's big air snowboarding) and gold for David Wise (men's freestyle skiing halfpipe). Tonight: The final figure skating medals will be awarded in the women's free skate. |
| "It's like the lottery," said goalie Anton Forsberg. And for one night, the Hawks had the winning numbers in a shootout against the Senators. What does the rare win mean for Ryan Hartman's trade deadline watching? |
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| Loyola clinched its 1st solo conference title since 1987 last night: "Our guys talked about getting (rid) of the 'co-,'" Porter Moser said after the win. For Northwestern, special senior night uniforms tonight. And a familiar shriek. |
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