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SDSU is one of the better college basketball teams in the country. They already have some impressive wins this year. They needed double at USD, which appears to also be a good team themselves.

Which has now been changed? From my understanding, if that happened today it's a good goal?

Isn't it tough to argue a call nowadays when the ref actually goes and watches the play multiple times from multiple angles before making the call?

This cheating scandal from NDSU might just be the beginning of something bigger.

If the University doesn't want the golf course anymore I'm sure the Richards family would happily take it back.

Ray Richards Golf Course made a profit every year.

BTW, Nice call on the Shot Sweep this weekend.

Housing and feeding students isn't critical either. The free market could do that. And Kennedy would probably even tell you can do it better. Sell the dorms and dining services.

He remembers that '59 championship like it was just yesterday!

Quickest way to show them our displeasure. What's with people thinking the middle finger is such a big deal?

Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Edit: After checking the depth chart, Thome wasn't dressed. Anderson was the backup.

"Sorry Thome, We're going to start the goalie that is sick and puking over you."

No full 60 tonight. Maybe about 45.

Tap the siri/"ok google" button on your phone and it'll listen and tell you the song.

Maybe he can help Kawaguchi.

We scored four goals tonight*. Big asterisk.

Booorrinng! zzzzz

Jersey pops are the bomb. It's long overdue for the Fighting Hawks to bring that world class celebration to opposing arenas nationwide.

A bunch of people are going to be excited if UND sweeps craphole CC tomorrow night. That's how far this team and fanbase has fallen.

Bast only received a game misconduct. Which means he'll play tomorrow. Unless the NCHC office refs the hit and gives additional, which I don't see happening.

I sold them to Hennessy.

Nailed it.

CC has lost every game but one when being outshot this year.

Better question: Why can't UND score on 10% of their shots like most teams? Edit: before the tying goal it was 2 goals on 38 shots.