HockeyMom

Twice I have had -1 New Messages when I have logged on. Is it a possibility that someone that I have blocked tried to send me a message and it's coming up like this? There's nothing in my inbox when I check.

Maybe they're good luck.

I was wondering earlier if you were in the group that I had the conversation about textbooks with.......after I kept bumping into one of their backpacks.

The last time I was in there was the night before graduation at UND.

It didn't end at 7:30. We were almost done getting our a when they said that there would be 15 minutes left.......TJ's line was still gianormous and Scott Foyt came over to his table and said- TJ all of these people are waiting for you, you need to speed it up! Was anyone there when time ran out? Did the players stay and finish signing?

Radke's a killer. That's what someone standing behind me in St. Louis said......

Couple highlights- Radke signed my game-worn. Kind of paused in awe when I set it on the table in front of him and then said, "This is a first for me." Duncan- signed a jersey for someone else under Hrkac's signature and was humbled by being asked to sign anywhere near it. Hak-was asking people if they were at the Frozen Four and when they said yes, personally thanked them for going and shook their hand. Toews- apologized when I said that he was one of only two that needed to sign my 2006 WCHA Final Five Champions T-shirt and that I had missed him last year. Porter and Fabian- could have probably sat there all night and talked to people. Every player seemed like they were happy to be there, and was more than willing to pose for a picture or sign whatever was in front of them. They talked about how well the fans travel-when you have a team and coaches that are as classy as our Fighting Sioux, you don't have to think twice about driving 13 hours for a game......you just do it. Thanks for a great season guys! To the seniors and whoever else decides to move on, thank you for your career at UND and good luck! It has been a pleasure watching you.

Thanks. Change my example to Helling. EDITED TO ADD: My example doesn't matter anyway, since the NHL is different than MLB.

Just add checking, that's all I ask.

I'd rather see the women's team win on the ice, and have them earn the fan base on their own, than to have some former Sioux greats be on the bench to put fans in the seats. I just think that it would be short-lived if that's how it happened.

Ha ha! I wonder what would happen if you tried the same stunt at The Ralph in this day and age.

So he wasn't drafted by the Mets earlier than that and re-entered the draft by not signing?

After you threw it on the ice, did you stay in your seat, or did you leave before you were caught?

Ha-Zima. There's a warm fuzzy college memory. Do they even make that crap anymore? *is craving Pepsi Clear*

Budging in line could get out of control, she's in AZ.

Wow! The new women's hockey coach hasn't even been introduced to the public yet, and everyone is screaming for Buning's head. Give the guy some chance to prove that he can do the job before you throw him off of the bridge for cripes sake...... Last I remember the majority of you could have cared less if UND even had a women's hockey program. Put your butts in the seats and then you have a reason to complain if the coach doesn't get the job done......otherwise, shut your mouths.

Last year we stopped over there about an hour ahead of time and the line was pretty long when it started......then someone tried to bud and felt the wrath of Sioux-cia.

Thinking you know everything, and knowing everything are two different things, not to be confused with each other.

Mine are kelly green. I just don't see a guy like Duncan leaving if he says he isn't.

Actually, from my experience with that, most people told the truth when asked.

No, I haven't. I quit my job to start my own business. And it would make you both a liar and someone with poor character. I'm saying that doesn't seem like the way that Ryan Duncan would play the game. Also, thank you for spelling character correctly for me, I was struggling with it.

Well then, that would mean that Ryan Duncan is a liar, wouldn't it? If I have learned anything from watching Ryan speak the last two years, if he says he'll be back, he will be back. He (and his dad) strikes me as the kind of person that could agree on a pro contract with a hand shake, and live up to his part of the bargain. He also fits the profile of a player that plays the game he loves, just for the sake of playing it. The addition of being able to make money playing a game for a living would just be an added bonus for the guy....on any level. You don't have to second guess Duncan's motives. He says he's coming back, and he will come back. His charachter is not in question, and I don't think it will ever be.

Don't drop your camera.

I thought it was kind of neat that UND and Michigan were so close together. Now I'm bored again.