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Exactly. The place was packed and ROCKIN: all seats and staning room endzones were full, yet the announced attendance was only 11,696. Greatest Sioux game I have ever attended.

My prediction it will look like 12,000 people are there but they will announce the attendance at 10,000 Always seems to be full and then the announced attendance is lower than expected.

Did you recently see me on MTV'S MADE???

No! I have an EXTREMELY good memory(hence I find it easy to recall things already said in the past). ALSO, school at UND I don't find challenging, so wait....Yes I guess I do have an above average amount of time compared to your typical college student. Specific: Fine you WIN: Fargo South was the best team last year....AND I guarantee they will also be this year. I want you and FS to have the "best" team. But I want a GF team to win a state "title." One goes in the record book. One does not. I don't want to be on the "best" team. I want to be on a "title" team.

Clearly they had the best team? If you ask me NO they did not. I prefer objective not subjective statements. "Best team" is subjective. Wouldn't it be cool if at the end of the year the top teams in the state came together at one location and fought it out til the end. The one team left standing could be called the "Best" and we could reward them with a "title." I like that idea better than who has the best regular season record (BCS "esque").

I heard that exact same phrase this time last year. Here's what you said last year: I guess FS was the best team in the state but didn't win a state title.

Then there's the famous flagship debate. http://siouxsports.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2904&st=20

http://siouxsports.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=2839&hl=

The two major rules of SiouxSports: 1. Don't talk politics. 2. Don't have girls in bikinis as your avatar (because someone from work might see it and get offended). ?? Seems odd to me.

This thread http://siouxsports.com/forums/index.php?sh...ndpost&p=122850

OK. Redwing was talking Nationally/Internationally (as the post you quoted). I'll try it again.... Relatively large amount of Herald's National/International stories are pulled from the wire..."um duh"

That has to be one of the most "umm duh" comments ever. Just as do most regional newspapers. No one from the Herald is going to go to New Orleans to cover Katrina then send some one to Iraq to cover the war.

No they would be the 91th team in all of college football.

I didn't realize that jokes have question marks.

To steal a line from PCM: google is your friend http://www.arnoldpalmer.com/en/index.aspx http://www.robertpalmer.com/

Just making sure you you realized your team had no chance. Sometimes i feel sorry for little old duluth....

Seriously your team has no chance of winning.

Not to nitpick but no one is "serving" alcohol in the public parks (at least not the gathering in the park). Then I would agree lets have them get permits like a bar. Every "major" city in ND besides GF already has this proposed ordinance. Like I said, I don't want to tell my grandpa he has to put away that beer because he's breaking the law when we have our family reunion in the park. Wait maybe they should just called it the UND Springfest permit: I wish someone the the media would ask specifically how making people poses permits to allow them to poses alcohol is going to help "control" springfest and give the police a greater presence, besides there being fewer people "drinking" because they didn't get a permit. Maybe the media could print the proposed ordinance, although it appears they are rewriting it or maybe someone can look up the ordinances already in place in other cities (not just ND).

The person/group who destroy public and/or private property during Springfest would be liable for any and all damages regardless if they had a permit. Besides the permit is not about destroying property, it is about having one in order to drink on city parks.

Its a sad day when the City Council is going to make a 35 year old man enjoying a BBQ in Riverside park get a permit to drink that Miller High Life (and now even pay??), because one day out of the year UND students get together at University Park to enjoy the end of school, listen to music, drink, and hang out with their friends before they go home for the summer. Is it another way to tax the folks? I don't believe permits are generally free?

Here's the revised edition: http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/12874883.htm

Exceeded its allocated data transfer.

Then the next year Brian Gionta cried tears of joy after BC won against the Sioux in the NCAA title Game while Jeff Panzer was the one crying.

I do believe there is music going on, and I have seen a few people dancing to that music the last few years in the park. Therefore in a way it can't go "back" to its tradition. But yes in a way, the Herald got it wrong. The official "Springfest," per se, is actually about music sponsored by the University Programming Council in which they pay bands to come to UND to perform for UND students for (generally) free....the Violent Femmes in the lawn by Twamley, Sugar Ray in the Ralph, or Guster in the Alerus Center.