导出博客文章DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke quarterback Thomas Sirk has been granted an extra year of
eligibility by the NCAA.School officials announced Monday that Sirk will be
eligible to play in 2017. He has not played this year after injuring his left
Achilles tendon twice since February.He will be a sixth-year senior next year,
having previously redshirted in 2013 after rupturing his other Achilles
tendon.Sirk led the team both with 2,625 yards passing and 803 yards rushing in
2015, ranked third in the Atlantic Coast Conference in total offense and was the
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divisions.Throughout the Stanley Cup Playoffs, NHL on TSN analyst and former NHL
goaltender Jamie McLennan ranks the netminders after each game night. Number
values assigned are out of five with five being the best performance. Henrik
Lundqvist: 5 - Huge save on Mike Green that translates to a goal by Arron
Asham. Stepped up at the right time and dominated, wins the battle head-to-head
with Braden Holtby and showed why he is one of the best in the world. Hes a big
pressure goalie. Calm, cool and in complete control of the last two games.
Nothing lucky about his performance; just sheer skill and work ethic in the net.
Rebound control was great Monday night, with big saves on Jason Chimera and Jay
Beagle helped preserve the shutout. Braden Holtby: 2 - Hung out to dry by his
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to struggle with his team facing a Bruins assault. He got a bit deeper in his
net and by the game-tying goal he was two feet deeper than the top of the crease
trying to fight through a screen - something he was more aggressive on the night
before. Overall, a great series but a real tough lesson to learn as this young
team was unable to lock it down at 4-1 with 12 minutes left. Tuukka Rask: 3 -
Had some scramble issues around the net as the Leafs really pushed him deeper
into his crease. Was facing heavy traffic all night long, and that is the reason
he had rebound goals and goal-mouth scrambles. His confidence and demeanour did
not wave and he looked very poised. ' ' '
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