Fedorov

This isn't about who you WANT to win, but who you think WILL win. This is for you DJ.

You need to let the pro make the polls.

If the idiot already stated that he has came to ss.com, he could have just came here right away to see what was said on the show. Of course they wouldn't want the facts.

That doesn't keep Hirsch from saying what happened. Even some Gopher fans are upset he won't say anything. The event was public, and now people around him need to be concerned. I hope he doesn't play until he tells everyone the facts.

Tapes can be distorted and edited. Sudo reporting is consistently.......well let's just say consistent.

At least the NHL season is starting up.

He sure told you.

I don't know what newspapers you are reading, but the facts have not came out yet.

Who do you think he is, John Scott?

Was the Wookie in the car that got hit?

Whatever HockeyMom says is the golden standard.

It is true, they are not trained to do it.

Oh, so you know RW77 then.

It takes even more character to admit why it happened, whatever the reason. He is obviously lacking there.

Do you have more information than the video?

They treat them, but not very well. They typically refer to someone more qualified, unless there are no resources available or they need money.

I care. I look forward to your hockey comments after this series as well.

Right, but they are kind of in the middle. If any testing was done, it would not be done by a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists would also just give him medication and send him on his way. If it was an existing problem, he may have been receiving therapy.

How many charters are the Gophers taking? I can't believe they couldn't fill up their own plane. Are most Gopher fans really just riding the bandwagon?

When I worked at Four Winds, I saw several students wearing Fighting Sioux clothing. I do not think that any unbiased study will find that the Fighting Sioux name causes problems.

The problem with religiosity is that it is a fine line to determine when it is to the point of delusional. If it was a religous need to engage in the postgame activities, then I would call it a psychological problem. And that folks, is what the NCAA has to say about that.

I think medical doctors tell people what to do a lot more than mental health professionals. Of course a majority of people with mental health issues can interpret things incorrectly, or choose to twist things to their liking.