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So this is Bubbas goalie plan nowadays? I'm starting to see a pattern.

And I asked how they knew what was going on during that time since they weren't around. I didn't say the info was false.

This has nothing to do with what I wrote but if you want my opinion.... It seems the key is..... Hak as recruiter. Berry as coach.

Is this a new account of yours? Burner account? Because it's says you weren't around here back then.

Williston's tax base is gonna shrink and they are gonna be like how do we pay for all these new things we just built?!

Wow those were some high standards back then. Guy was only here for three years and was expected to win it all at least two, if not all three years!

Two teams won the Penrose Cup. UND finished behind DU in the official NCHC standings.

Yes he should have won more than one Frozen Four game in his 15 years. Not very impressive.

I love how finishing second* in the NCHC, not winning one game in St. Paul, and losing the first game of the NCAA is considered overachieving now. How did we get this far? *DU won the tiebreaker.

So next year will they lack talent again? And hope to overachieve to a first round exit?

25% of the NCHC teams won the Penrose Cup this year.

Hire a full time recruiter.

Team was average all year.

A down year for the NCHC?

The steaks I've had at Maxwells have been some of the best I've had.

Some anti corn mill plant "protesters" have a few screws loose.

This is pretty much it. We are no longer "David."

Watching UND at the Frozen Faceoffs in the Twin Cities is starting to feel like watching UND in the Frozen Fours.

UND fans will be pulling for WMU tomorrow.

These teams are pretty equal. WMU seems to want it more. They got that chip on their shoulder. New coach has them playing.

Guess I found the answer in the top left of their signs:

I would also like to thank the government for helping my rural home get internet. Should be finally be all hooked up and finished in a month or two.

It's OK for the government to do stuff. To help advance society. "Why didn't a private company build roads." Here's a little known secret: The government even helped pay to spread electricity!

The governor had a pretty good answer in your link: