The Sicatoka

TIMMAY! TIMMAY! TIMMAY! TIMMAY!

Well, here are the answers. Question for the crack SiouxSports.com Legal Team: By writing what they wrote about someone's medical condition is the Grand Forks Herald, and it's Forum Communications parent company, in violation of HIPAA? If a coach can't talk about a player's injury, how can ForumComm talk about a private citizen's health?

TIMMAY!

What ever happened to, "Act like you've been there before."

You want to be careful with that knife. It's sharp on both sides of the blade (meaning it cuts both ways). I'm interested in the full list of womens hockey coaching applicants.

That is "took charge"? Four goals in back to back games? An eight goal weekend? Note to the Fighting Sioux: "Take charge" in Denver this weekend is way more than eight goals.

Every Sioux baseball game not in the state of Florida so far this year has been cancelled due to conditions. http://fightingsioux.xosn.com/SportSelect....amp;SPSID=58539 Conditions seem fine in here. And it looks like weekend dates in the spring are available. Feb: http://www.aleruscenter.com/?page=ViewGoTo...amp;GoToMonth=2 Mar: http://www.aleruscenter.com/?page=ViewGoTo...amp;GoToMonth=3 Apr: http://www.aleruscenter.com/?page=ViewGoTo...amp;GoToMonth=4 May: http://www.aleruscenter.com/?page=ViewGoTo...amp;GoToMonth=5

The Badger season didn't officially end until later that night (eastern finishes). Actually, I'm not sure UND officially ended MSU-M's campaign. Pretty sure; not positive. But Goldie can pick any Seawolf and SCSU can pick any Bulldog.

I always thought this kind of "draft" should be: If you end a team's season (head-to-head) you get to add one guy from their roster to your roster. In my scenario (because UND ended MSU-Mankato's season): Travis Morin.

Your "Thanks Phil", that wouldn't be an attack on someone in Twamley, would it? And if I 'attacked' anyone it was Cartman or Towelie. PS - Steve Johnson, if he's interested, would kick Badger Bob's boy's butt. (Say that three times fast. )

MLT from MTU.

55754 45085 (How do I just know Diggler is trying this on his cell phone right now?)

How could anyone not trust Marshal Matt Dillon? He's so honest "He never hung his hat up at Kitty's place."

With rants like this I used to think of 'legend334' as more of an "Eric Cartman" personality. Turns out "Eric" might disagree .... "You're the worst character ever, Towelie." -- Eric Cartman PS - I think Gordie Stafford might make a pretty good DI womens coach given his time and experience at S-SM.

We're planning on sending the Scandenavians after you next.

Mary was 6-1 v. Northern Sun teams last year and their loss was by 3 to C-SP* (who had to score late to win). Not bad for a newbie I'd say. * I pick C-SP because look who C-SP played in 2006.

Will it be as good as Concordia - St. Paul?

Spambot. S-P, A-M, B-O-T. Spambot.

You're kidding, right?

You would if you had Midcontinent Cable (or evil Cable One).

I'd say you'd need as many or more seats for basketball than: U of Dayton Arena (one game, the 64/65 game) HSBC Arena Rupp Arena ARCO Arena Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum United Center Nationwide Arena New Orleans Arena Spokane Memorial Arena Alamodome HP Pavilion Continental Airlines Arena Edward Jones Dome Georgia Dome Then you'd need the population base to fill it (it being not the arena but the pocket of the NCAA site selection committee*). Not because the NCAA is power and money greedy, oh no, for the student athletes. * "The manual for cities holding Final Fours requires a series of gifts to be delivered every night to the hotel rooms of NCAA officials. These mementos cost Indianapolis an estimated $25,000, said John Parry, athletic director at Butler Un iversity there." -- By MIKE McGRAW, STEVEN ROCK and KAREN DILLON - Staff Writers, Kansas City Star, Date: 10/05/97

Lee had Wheeler: - on the outside - shooting from below the dot - on a bad angle to the net - angled to the corner - and having to dive for the puck to get to it - and did it all without committing a penalty Show me in that what a defenseman is doing wrong. The problem started at the attack zone blueline: Get it in deep in OT.

The Bradley-Terry method looks to create a model of actuality based on history. Given the nature of KRACH (the Bradley-Terry method), I say it is a far better choice. The PWR still has "arbitrary" aspect to it, namely (as pointed out) 25 teams, not 20, not 30, not all, and it has RPI which is an arbitrary formula (made up of negotiated percentages of your, your opponents', and your opponents' opponents' winning percentages). My thought (and I'm about to contradict myself because I'm going to put some "arbitrary" into my plan): Let's run two KRACH calculations after the conference tournaments. One would be the currently generated full-season KRACH. The other would be the from the end of the season back to enough games to make the analysis statistically valid (that'd probably work out to be "since Christmas"). Apply a weighting to each (oops, sorry, arbitrary) and seed the tourney from that.

The team that played Saturday night was not the team that played Friday afternoon. Too many penalties. There were a couple of sightings of Porter's line, but not enough. And Kaip's line was MIA. Full, full, effort for 60, mental and physical, from everyone, and nothing else, from here out, will do.

They prefer "Landcow Arena .... - Mankato".