sprig

Finally

yep

Sioux have a big lead in grade a chances

Got to score on this 5 or game over

Absolutely a 5

That was great, followed by Nye the Science Guy stating that everything bill said was totally inaccurate. And calling his (belichick) own press conference to look like an idiot.

That's who I forgot-Olson, so I agree, don't have a clue then which d sits

Ausmus is definitely in. Am I mis-counting? Poolman stays at forward and the point on the pp. But would still like his shot from the point even strength. He has been a good addition to the first line, however.

Mattson deserved to be the odd D out when everyone was healthy, but he has been very good since being back in the lineup with Stecher out. I don't think he'll sit again, nor will Poolman. So, Poolman may play the same role he does now when Stecher is back. Panz probably has to sit, just too many good D in front of him.

Sioux and duluth each spanked badly by Bemidji. Maybe Sandy and Hak should swap positions?

All WCHA final. Bury the B1g

maybe I should put a dash in there

Ozone time needed

so far yes

need a hd stb

Burke County for 52 years and have never seen the Oneil ranch. It's not Lostwood, and I'm well aware of what is unbroken sod and what is not Of course it's in the Missouri coteau, which runs from southern Sask all the way down through SD. While the coteau grasslands still exist in Burke County, most of it is gone in the remainder of the coteau, some large chunks of it disappeared in the last 20-30 years, some of that for ethanol, and it is every bit as rugged as Burke County, where landowners have chosen ranching over subsidized farming I did turn the butz and oil boom eras upside down, much like most of the coteau.

It's not just the recent ethanol outbreak, it's been going on since the Earl Butz programs drafted in the 50s. The western nd area has held out from joining these programs to some extent. Is 5000+ acres of contiguous native prairie (1 owner) plus several thousand more in the same area (all owned by ranchers) in Burke County "large" enough to qualify? Of course these recently pristine grasslands are being torn up rapidly by oil development.

Don't have to believe, and it's not from the internet. I think you've spent much time in a limited area. I've seen most of these two states on the ground and from the air

more common in sd than in nd. but used to exist in both states

If you are here to convince us that the gophers are all class, I think you've come to the wrong place.

How could I forget

2.25 out west, but we have the luxury of truckers, leaking pipelines, etc, in our backyard. Can't pay enough for that.

http://thehockeywriters.com/5-forgotten-nhlers-tearing-up-the-khl/ 5 former NHL'ers tearing up the KHL, includes Bochenski (Ottawa allowed him to develop at the University of South Dakota)

Lucky they had the "hands" guys out there, but he should have used them instead of his helmet

Has the sun come up in Wisconsin this morning? I cringe when the early morning news talks about the Superbowl teams. Every Seahawk interviewed post game was a loud mouth jerk, very much like Sherman. Must be the water out there