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Portland State is not a good basketball team. Q is the only one who decided to do homework last night.

Scott Miller was one of the bests. RIP.

I had that feeling about the whole team.

Red River would probably be winning without a goalie up 3 with 4 minutes left in the second.

Couldn't have said it better myself. Something just doesn't seem "right."

Bad feeling about this game so far.

Red River starting a goalie with 83% save percentage, yet they are undefeated...

What's the problem? why isn't everyone happy? All games will be at the Ralph this weekend and played. (Sorry I couldn't care less about HS womens hockey). Am I missing something?

The Ralph has switched dates with Fargo already because of conflicting schedules.

There's that nazi symbol again.

You have a guy saying Rau's size matters. Rocco is two inches shorter than Rau. Size will always play a factor in sports. That is all.

If not practices, maybe for possibilities of OT. I'm sure there's a way to find out the reasons if one really wants to know.

"Are you even a fan of this team"?

How else do you get four games in one day? Women's hockey at the REA this weekend also, and the reason Scheels Arena is going to be hosting this tournament a lot going forward.

And that's why Boeser was drafted a lot higher than Rocco. Now if the question was what happened to Brian Lee, that's a more interesting topic, drafted higher than Zach Parise and almost everyone at number nine, and only playing two seasons at UND, but never panned out. Rau starting a nhl game over rocco, and likely won't last long either, meh.

Pulled down from behind and not on the side.

Too Short? Already Peaked? He's having about the same career patch that the majority of post UND (college players) have, especially a second rounder or less.

I'm protesting Mafiaman not being there last year.

Yup lot easier to sell ads in a town the size of Fargo.

Welcome to the dark side. I'm predicting a split.

What was the und sports magazine that was short lived? I can't remember the name.

Randomly watching the NHL throughout the year, they really seem to be emphasizing "american" stuff...heres a chart of the top american players on the team. Heres' the American stop players for todays game. And they seem to make a conscious effort to point out the US colleges these players attend. Has it always been this way or has this amount of stuff increased in recent years in response to something (a shift in better US players, a need to connect the game to the US viewer more)?

Three ex Sioux made NBC's "State of hockey team" forwards Brock, Parise, & Oshie.

Outdoors with a couple great ex Sioux players facing off. Haven't been this excited to watch an NHL game in awhile.