Haoxi Wang

Um, I mean, the overtime was just a mismatched nightmare, and I thought really accentuated a lot of what at times just looked like a really big disparity in a lot of facets of the game.

Just the matchup issues with BU that have, I mean, really... all of their skaters, uh, but especially, you know, their top six and first four D that, that, you know, a kid, Simon Wang, the defenseman, like no one could touch him.

They couldn't get him off the puck all weekend.

Um, you know, Villeneuve, um, was all over the ice and plays with a ton of speed.

I mean, you look at their – I'm looking at their forward core right now, and there's one guy who isn't six feet, and most of them are six three-year taller.

I mean, that's just a classic BU team.

I mean, the D core, you know, a bunch of big guys, you know, kind of bookended by – That kid, Simon Wang, who is coming at 6'6", 230, and can skate.

That's the crazy thing is a lot of the times you think back to some of the bigger guys we've had, and this is just all through the years.

How did I not know about this?

You know what? Simon Wang? Is

that who it is? I don't know who he is,

but I'm going to call him the Great Wall of China right there.

Haoshi Wang.

He was called Simon Wang when he was drafted.

This is a guy who started playing hockey at the age of 13.

He's born in China.

Obviously, it's early.

Simon Wang was very surprising, which was excellent to see.

I thought he would be more of a project, contributing less right away.

Now, on the women's side, I think that low LeChapelle is going to lead the team in scoring as a freshman.

That's crazy.

Him and Simon Wang both are gone now.

Wow.

Goat.