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College hockey: Former Saints goalie Špunar backstops North Dakota to Frozen Four

I, too, was at UND during that time frame. Kermit's luck guides our puck. The battles against Wisconsin were epic.

Thank you!

West Florida athletics reportedly headed to Division I, new conferences I can't paste the article, as I lost my two free views on the PNJ site.

Florida does have more than it's share of millionaires, but also has a number of large established universities. So the money gets spread out a bit. UWF has only been around since 1963 and has really only grown a lot in the last 20-25 years. UWF was NAIA until 1994 and have only had football since 2016. They won the D2 football national championship in 2019.

I saw this over on CSNBBS... Interesting that UND won a championship every decade except the 70s. It is time for win in this decade.

Fairly successful.

I went for the Minnesota State upset in my predictions. Blew that one.

The University of West Florida is making a major announcement next week regarding the athletic department. Rumor is that it a change of classification to Division I. If true, I will have FCS football in my backyard. They are currently building a new football stadium to seat 7500. I have pointed out on another forum that UWF has a high school gym for basketball. Definite upgrade required. UWF has a really beautiful campus.

USCHO has it at 5114

Duluth did not win the regular season or the conference tournament. They should not be rewarded by moving up a slot due to geography.

Maybe this is the meeting where they are asked how it is possible to have the same enrollment number three years in a row.

It appears UND is up around 1.38% from Spring 2025. 2026....15,155 2025... 14,591

I don't have Sharepoint access to see the figures.

I cannot find UND's 2026 Spring enrollment figures, but NDSU is down 1.4% from Spring 2025.