Rebel_Sioux
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4 hours ago, Bigcitykid said:
I see the University of Minnesota brings in $50 million a year per BIG school via BIG Network . Does any one know what nchctv brings in? It doesn’t seem like a fair fight. Then they come to the Ralph and take a win. Frustrating.
Pretty sure that's for all of their sports. Not just hockey.
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9 hours ago, DAR said:
Dont blame the goalie. This team lacks finishers. Jost should be on the team. Rhett Gardner should be a third line center not top line. He is a checking line player
It's no one person's fault but neither of those goals were amazing. He is capable of better and we will need him to play better this year since we don't have a high goal scoring potential.
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4 minutes ago, ChrisUND1 said:
Saw a lot of complaining about not being able to watch this game tonight. I say: true fans find a way. Pay the small fee and stream the game! SMH.
I may have paid it but that annual fee is by no means small...radio stream is free though.
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What's with the refs letting the gophers get cheap shots on Cam...and the announcers blaming cam for fightomg back?
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In heaven there is no beer!
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Just now, Mariucci said:
How much time left?
13:30 in the period. 31 on the power play
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Come on boys. Get a power play goal!
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1 minute ago, DB Cooper said:
just one i believe
Yep. Just tested it. Oh well
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A couple of missed passes and poor shots but we controlled most of that period. Unfortunately we slipped up on defense once and paid for it.
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How many screens can an NCHC.TV account stream at once?
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7 hours ago, siouxfan512 said:
Then maybe we should make an offer to Gene Taylor, just for $hits and Giggles.
Might as well offer Urban Meyer a job too :-D
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10 hours ago, Siouxper Kev said:
Some dude named Hakstol ??
Probably wouldn't want to leave the Flyers to be an AD.
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5 hours ago, Siouxphan27 said:
See previous seven pages
Yeah, my post was merged over from another thread. Admittedly it doesn't make sense here.
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On 10/16/2017 at 4:34 PM, UNDBIZ said:
Med school, law school, 20,000 students, Div. 1 Horizon League.
Could be a school the NCHC considers. Especially to satisfy WMU and MU in the event ASU or another western school is brought in.
If the NCHC didn't take a Power 5 school they won't be taking Oakland anytime soon. I suspect they'd join the WCHA or we could see the CCHA reform IF Oakland actually makes a team. Remember these are only studies at this point.
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On 10/16/2017 at 5:37 PM, SiouxVolley said:
Think the NHL is looking bigger, schools like Pitt, Buffalo, Penn or Temple, maybe Stony Brook.
Right...cause Oakland University is so massive.
Having lived near StL...they are ripe for a college team.
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I always liked TSgt Robert Carter from the AFROTC Detachment. Then again,I personally knew him so I may be biased.
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http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/4344697-und-athletic-director-brian-faison-retire-dec-31
Good riddance I'd say. I know he did a lot of good for the school too but I'd argue he did a lot more harm than good. Thoughts?
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I haven't been able to watch a football game recently until today. Is it just me or our helmets awful? Green helmet with a green logo on one side and a tiny number on the other side. Needs a bigger border around the logo so it doesn't all blend together.
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On 9/9/2017 at 4:25 PM, MafiaMan said:
Rockin' a Sioux hockey jersey to the football game...
#MustBeaHockeyOnlyFan
Doesn't have anything to do with the non-hockey teams having lame jerseys with no logo for over a decade. :-)
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On 9/16/2017 at 3:36 PM, NoiseInsideMyHead said:
Kelley inherited EERC leadership, as well as the nickname. By the time he was finished, both issues had been addressed. Kelley also oversaw the D1 transition, the birth of UAS, and a construction boom punctuated by a new med school, and endured a shaky period of 'leadership' from the Chancellor/SBoHE. Can't say whether he delegated effectively, but that is perhaps a question of style. Like head coaches, presidents get too much credit and too much blame. Maybe Kelley was not legendary, but terrible? Critique is fair, but slanting the facts is not. Can anyone honestly say that UND was, on balance, worse off when he left than when he arrived?
Having little to no access to the facts, here's what I can say about Kelley.
A. He's better then his predecessor
B. He was student friendly while I was a campus student, but his popularity with staff amd students took a nose dive in his later years.
C. He botched the nickname from start to finish. In the early years, he tried to play it neutral but it was later revealed he was trying to retire the name as quickly as possible. Then there was the nickname committee and vote debacle. The logo design I leave on Schafer.
D. While several new buildings were built (with private donations for these projects) and several were renovated, other buildings fell into disrepair.
E. Several teams and majors were cut right after his administration. It's conceivable that these could have been avoided for some (likely not all) with better budgeting during his tenure.
F. Due to lack of transparency, I don't know how much of C-E are really his fault, as opposed to the fault of state officials.
Ultimately I do think he tried to do what he thought was best, but a lot went wrong at the end of his watch and his lack of transparency led to distrust and dislike by students, teachers and alumni alike which makes it hard to see him in a favorable light.
In short, I don't expect any alumni to donate money for a Kelley Hall anytime soon.
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On 9/12/2017 at 6:53 PM, cberkas said:
It sounds like Ohio State thinks they can get these kids just because they are Ohio State.
To bad Ohio isn't still in the NCAA D1, because they could have done what Miami is doing in Columbus.
I think this is also a problem with the Gophers. Lots of in state talent has been going to other Minnesota schools. Most notably UMD
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25 minutes ago, darell1976 said:
A sold out Betty vs a damn near empty REA. The women had their chance to make WH something but not many showed their support in the seats compared to on social media.
That's true of most of our our sports. How many fans support golf, soccer, tennis, track, swimming and Diving or softball?
What gets me is that the hockey team knew the school was in a budget crunch and still had that massive budget when teams across the Red River were equally competitive for a fraction of the cost. As soon as they were no longer declared "safe" they had huge target on their backs and they have no one to blame but their own inept staff.
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On 8/29/2017 at 2:08 PM, Blackheart said:
Schlossman? I thought he only covered Women's Hockey....
Well all the more reason for him to leave considering we don't have a team anymore.
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9 hours ago, ArchyAlum11 said:
That assumes that ASU sticks around that long, they wouldn't be the first school to have a program that folds. For being one of the largest Universities in the country, ASU still has no solid plans for an Arena and team facilities that would befit a D1 institution, they are still relying on the former clubs staff and have shown zero interest in recruiting a professional staff that will attract top talent to the new school. Additionally, they are still without a conference as the Big10, NCHC and the WCHA have all said no. Far from being the boon to an expansion of college hockey, ASU could still become a cautionary tale of what happens when the schools try to enter the sport halfheartedly.
NeutralZone rated their recruiting class as 9th best. ASU doesn't want WCHA if they can avoid it. I think Big wants to snipe an NCHC team for their 8th member and both conferences are waiting to see if that happens.
Scenario A: NCHC team leaves for Big, ASU fills vacant slot in NCHC
B. No NCHC teams leave, ASU joins Big
C. NO NCHC team leaves, ASU and one WCHA team joins NCHC, Big stays at 7.
NORTH DAKOTA vs. Minnesota
in Men's Hockey
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My Gopher brother came up to Grand Forks for a game once and he was dumbfounded that he had to stand outside in the student line.