The Sicatoka

Gesundheit.

It seems suddenly MR needs to find EGF 9 ... he got both in 1:09 (shorty and a clean breakaway).

We're out of forwards. Having a D play F is not the way to judge if that D should be on the roster in a year. Sitting a D and playing that D at D is.

Looking at the box so far I'd say EGF needs to find and control MR's 4.

Before someone asks: Brackets There's an A/AA toggle on the page.

That rivals AEEMO or MayPortCG in North Dakota.

Quit thinking games ... win ... the next period. the next shift. the next draw. the next free puck. Do the little things and the big take care of themselves.

Yes, Mr. Davis. Whatever you say, Mr. Davis.

I'm not condoning 22's play; however, with 8, 16, and 25 out we're a line down already. What's there to play at forward if you sit 22? Sit 22 and you're down to just available 18 skaters. You're literally staring at a fourth line of 4, 5, 20. <-- Yes, that's three guys who played defense a year ago.

It looks like it's on KVRR's sub-channel Antenna TV (buying the feed from Channel 45 out of MSP). That said, I'd guess you have to be in the KVRR viewing region (namely the Red River Valley). If you go here and punch in something like Binford, ND* (ZIP 58416, in KVRR area) you see 595 KJRR-Antenna TV under Limited Cable. Change to Bismarck 58501 (not in KVRR service area) and no go. *That's for you @bincitysioux

Writing to the NCAA is sending into a black hole. That's what you get from organizations with no real accountability. So yeah, I got the same response as any other time I've queried them: Dead air. But a guy can still dream ...

The K and B Traveling Road Show.

Everyone is looking at this from the "where was JBD" perspective. Allow me to change the perspective ever so slightly: Was JBD given a night off so someone else had one last opportunity to prove they deserve a slot on next year's roster. It is the time of year where these decisions need be made (to let recruits know if they should be making college plans or letting their junior teams know they'll still be there in the fall). Vision is seeing both what is and is not there.

We're only guaranteed 4 more games over 2 weeks.

Agree. Leave that slice of pizza in a box in the trash for three weeks what do you expect.

K and B have a traveling road show together around the State and region promoting research.

The march of the " ... hi moms ..."; it has begun. (My cable has 45 out of MSP on one of the channels today.)

I only did 3 in Walsh. But it did so much damage I had to move to the old folks home: Hancock.

Generic comment here that I wish they'd use KRACH and not RPI in the calculations of PWR. http://www.elynah.com/tbrw/2000/rankings.shtml

Clearly Clemson has spoken on subject, so there is a way for a school to talk about such matters. And as I posited earlier, the NCAA could remove all personal information and talk generically about test results and findings and failure rates.

The NCAA classifies ostarine as an anabolic agent like steroids. http://www.ncaa.org/2018-19-ncaa-banned-drugs-list Nowhere on earth is ostarine approved for human use or consumption. How that stuff ended up at Clemson is probably not a great story. https://www.usada.org/substance-profile-ostarine/

All of this shows Herm is and will always be right.

Assuming Clemson is doing nothing wrong in what they are doing and has done their homework, Clemson does show that it can be discussed. There's video.

So who wants to keep track of FORMER Twins in the MLB this season. I always enjoy that because more often than not I'd rather have that roster than the one that calls Target Field home.

Not going to disagree with that. The NCAA could remove all personal data from test results and report generically by State or by conference: "We ran X tests on student-athletes from < state/conf > during < timeframe >. Of the X tests, Y came back positive for Z, M came back positive for N. Results were reported to the schools and student athletes involved and sanctions have been applied." The NCAA would do that if they really were serious about enforcement and student athlete safety.