Got a question on rule clarification, comments on rule enforcements or some memorable NHL stories? Kerry Fraser wants to answer your emails at cmonref@tsn. Rob Gronkowski Women Jersey .ca! Hi Kerry, great career in the NHL realms, how well do you know college hockey rules? I was watching a college hockey game on NBC Sports Network on Feb. 3, and the puck crossed the line, but was not seen by the officials, as play continued down the ice, a player was called for a high sticking infraction, blood was drawn, so it was a four-minute penalty. At that point, they reviewed the missed goal, and determined the puck had crossed the line. The goal was awarded to the scoring team, the clock was turned back to the time the puck crossed the line, but the penalty was not taken away. The player still sat for four minutes, serving the high sticking penalty. I was under the impression that if the goal was counted and the clock turned back, anything that happened after that point in time was erased. Please if you can, clarify the rule and how it differs from the NHL rule. Tim Kern Hi Tim: I am very familiar with the college rules. My former colleague, Paul Stewart is the Referee-in-Chief of the ECAC mens and womens officiating staff. Since my retirement from the NHL I have been assisting Paul with some coaching and supervision of his officiating crew whenever I have time. "Stew-Cat" is doing a great job in elevating the quality of officiating in that Division 1 College League. I have also joined NBC Sports as a hockey analyst with Pierre McGuire and our outstanding show host Bill Patrick on the College Game of the Week broadcast every Friday night. The NCAA is consistent with the NHL rule to allow relief of one minor penalty following the scoring of a goal. In the case you described, once it was determined through video review that an undetected goal had been scored the clock would be reset to the time that the puck entered the net. Any penalties that resulted during that period would be assessed and served in the normal fashion. The "normal fashion" would mean that if a single minor penalty was to be assessed against the team that was scored upon then that penalty would be eliminated by virtue of the scoring of the goal. If the team scored upon was already serving a minor penalty on the clock, the remaining penalty time would come off the clock and new two minute penalty would appear on the clock. In the event that a double minor for high sticking is to be assessed and a goal results on the ensuing play, one of the minor penalties (of the double minor) is eliminated and two minutes would appear on the penalty time clock. The same principle applies; a team is allowed relief for only one minor penalty (to be assessed or being served) after being scored upon. In the college game that you were watching, unless the team scored upon was already serving a minor penalty at the time of the goal, four minutes being put on the clock was done in error. Two minutes only should have appeared following the video review and resulting goal. Keep enjoying the speed and skill being demonstrated by many future NHL players currently playing in the U.S. College ranks Tim. I know I am! Sebastia... Vollmer Limited Jersey . -- Ashley Wagner knows theres a lot of pressure on her to help return American women to the top of the international scene. Matthew Slater Elite Jersey . -- Phil Varone scored the winning goal and the Rochester Americans spoiled Hamiltons first home game in 29 days with a 3-1 win over the Bulldogs in American Hockey League action Saturday. http://www.pa... .C., Barbara Jardin of Montreal and Audrey Lacroix of Pont-Rouge, Que. [url=http://www.patriotsofficialteamstore.com/rob-gronkowski-jersey/]Rob Gronkowski Red Jersey . 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