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still in the hunt for the retro nike green sioux jersey pictured at the beginning of this thread. will consider a trade for sioux memorabilia or will buy as well.............

to get back on track, cannot wait to see toews play a WHOLE season at center with the sioux. his game was taken to a whole new level after the wjt last year when hak put him at center where he is unbelievable

i dont think it matters why or where he went, he obviously had some problems so maybe he wanted to get away, maybe there is a gophs fan who knows......

hrisch went over somewhere to skate i believe, he didnt play in a league or anything and if he did we wouldnt be back in college to play obviously. best of luck to the kid, hell of a player and hope his life is back on track....he will be a big addition to the gophs being experienced and he can put up some points IF he is the same type of player, that is yet to be determined after his time away

oshie duncan porter toews forney kozek zajac fabian vande velde watkins miller/bishop kaip lee chorney jones finley radke bina/alexander LAPOINT isnt coming til 07/08 PHILS time to shine POWERPLAY oshie, toews, duncan (every second of every powerplay) lee, radke

good enough for me!! F YEAH............................... THIS IS A GOOD THING............

who cares, the reporter tried to make a little something out of nothing.....most of the players at top notch programs are there to play hockey 1st and go to school, then make the next step to the NHL good luck to travis, hope he can make the team with zach.....will david hale be back with nj this season?

is belfours son on he sioux goalie radar?? he will play for the jets in fargo and i believe was selected to the usa select team....sounds decent..anyone know? from brad's sioux hockey extra blog http://www.gfheraldsiouxhockey.blogspot.com/ Our brothers from the Forum reported that Ed Belfour's son, Dayn, will play for the F-M Jets of the NAHL while attending Fargo North as a senior this year. Dayn, a goaltender, was recently named to the U.S. Under-18 Select team, which will compete in Europe next month

uhhhh, you really cannot give out your sources 99.999% of the time if you wish to obtain info in the future.so dont count on that information..lets hope this news is accurate!!

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are you copying my idea i have that already and it turned out great.....check my website out below in my signature and you will see it in my picture section on the site....

the cup was in bemidji this last wednesday. my little bro was up there and got to take pics and check it out. it was at the country club. marshall johnson a scout for carolina and former nhl gm had it there for the day

i believe thats because his nhl team would not allow him to.......

the top wcha teams always reload but this year has been crazy with the top talent that has left, especially the sioux followed closely by the gophs and wisc..... the league in a whole will still be the best out there but will be missing tons of skill.................i know that new players are coming in and they will develop to be great as well but any hockey fan can only sit back and look at the departures and say DAMMMMMMMM hell, the sioux may be a better of a team after all things pan out, and they may also struggle, we just dont know until they start playing i guess. if toews stays (nice rhyme, i know ) then we may have 2 hobey baker candidates, heck dont want to think yet if he goes, just would plain old suck................. kessel, johnson, okposo, oshie, lee and toews is a hell of a group on the ice, i just hope we all get to see it!!

hell, many stadiums overseas have a fricken barb wire fence and a mote that seperates the fans from the fields, crazyyyy

i think there is just a little TALENT that flows in and out of the WCHA year by year......WOW

yeah a warning is needed for sure if you happened to check this at work

IT WOULD BE SO NICE TO FRICKEN KNOW EITHER WAY i say TOEWS STAYS

good fight not sure if there are any kiddies on this site but if so be aware of the site above when clicking on it

great for colby this may have been reported here already but in case it has not travis roche gets a deal with the coyotes, not sure if he has a shot in the nhl there as maybe san antonio will be his home for a while... Former Wild defenseman Travis Roche signed a two-year deal with the Phoenix Coyotes http://www.startribune.com/507/story/540962.html

i sure hope the moves that the blackhawks pulled off today only helps the possibility of toews staying, i think we will know very soon either way..lets hope at least

tsn's draft mock update http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/feature/?fid=7065&hubname=

i would like to only play on the powerplay if thats cool with everyone else actually to be more specific i would like only to be out there during 5 on 3's and i want to be the guy right by the crease that takes the cross crease pass for a easy tap in and i need immunity on celebrations if possible, i have a few tricks in the bag i would like to showcase you guys wont mind if i try this move will ya?? also can we work out a contract for s jackson to coach as well, he can be a goalie coach, looks like he has some experience

interesting read, LAPOINT gets some love in the title being #75 ! WHEN YOU CLICK ON THE DRAFT PROFILES LINK AND IT SAYS DEMO, JUST HIT YOUR REFRESH BUTTOM AND IT SHOULD BE OK. http://www.forecaster.ca/demos/hockey/extr...hl-draft-center KNOW THESE 75 PROSPECTS From Erik Johnson to Derrick Lapoint... There is no doubt that Erik Johnson (pictured) is the ultimate defenseman available for selection in the 2006 NHL draft. In fact, he may be the best player overall. But what about the the others? Who are they and what can they bring to NHL teams? From Johnson, the No. 1 prospect according to many observers, to the others down the list, here are 75 top-rated players aspiring to take the next step... Jonathan Toews, C, North Dakota (WCHA) -- 6-2, 195 L Toews raised his game, and subsequently his draft stock, with a sterling performance at the 2006 NCAA Frozen Four... he plays like a seasoned pro, displays all-around ability, a nose for the net and plenty of grit and determination... was a member of the 2006 Canadian WJC squad that won the championship, and registered two assists in six games... is developing a wrist shot that may become a big weapon in the pro ranks... as a freshman on a loaded Fighting Sioux roster, Toews finished third on the team in goals (22) and fourth in points (39) in 2005-06... 19 Mike Forney, LW/RW, Thief River Falls (USHSW) -- 6-2, 185 R Forney is a long-term project in this year's draft, so the club selecting him must be patient with their pupil... after a three-game stint with the Des Moines Buccaneers (USHL), he returned for his senior high-school season with Thief River Falls and led them to the Minnesota state championship in 2005-06... produced 23 goals and 60 points in just 21 games in his senior year... will attend the University of North Dakota in 2006-07... broke his ankle just prior to the 2006 World U-18 tournament in Sweden, which may hurt his draft stock... 75 Derrick Lapoint, D, Eau Claire North (USHSW) -- 6-3, 175 L Lapoint earned the title of

hf boards blackhawks draft review and mock selection http://hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=8852 The Blackhawks have 10 selections in the 2006 Draft, the first of which is the third overall pick. Since the only top rated defensive prospect Erik Johnson should be gone by then, expect the Blackhawks to add a forward to their core of prospects. Players such as Niklas Backstrom, Phil Kessel, Jonathan Toews or Jordan Staal are all possibilities. Chicago has two picks in round two and four picks in round four. They do not have a third round selection. Seven of the 10 draft picks for the Blackhawks will be made in the first four rounds. With so many selections early on, expect Chicago to upgrade nearly every aspect of their prospect pool in some way or another. Hockey