Jay21

I'm a UND hockey fan living in Winnipeg, where this no access to view games. The only way I believe I can see games is by paying for them through the UND website. Just wondering how is the video quality on the subscription service, if I run it through my tv? Also how games a year are normally shown on the webiste? Thank You

hmmm a kegger that does sound interesting. Although I'm pretty sure we'd end up leaving there with barely any money in our pockets, what can I say we like to drink. Although only 2 people will be drinking, on each night and one will have to be our sober DD.

Sweet, thanks for the help everyone.

Hi everyone, if the Sioux have a home playoff date me and two friends are planning to come down from Winnipeg to attend the Friday and Saturday games. Just some questions that could help us out a bit. When the Sioux clinch this weekend, it won't be a matter of if, When do playoff tickets normally go on sale through ticketmaster, and how hard would it be to obtain 3 tickets together? Also all of us are twenty one years old, so on Friday and Saturday nights does anyone know the big party spots to hit, where the UND students normally party or any good places good spots to hit? Were looking for places to go to, after the games, as here we normally hit the bars on those nights. Thanks for the help in Advance and Lets go Fighting Sioux

Does anyone know what games will be aired yet on WDAZ this year. That's the only way that I get to see the sioux play on tv.

Tickets were only 5 dollars Canadian for the University of Manitoba Bisons vs Team Canada scrimmage games, and there were two of those. For the Finiland and Switzerland games, tickets started around 14 to 17 dollars Canadian.

The reason that some of the players like Jordan Little aren't on the roster, is that, the roster linked is the 2003-2004. I go to the U of M and I believe the Bison's don't have there final roster yet, as of today, because there's still cuts to be made. At least that's what I've heard from some of the players. The teams been essentially practicing on ice since the beginning of September though, possibly a bit longer.

I think WDAZ might be showing fewer games, or around the same. I don't like though that there only showing Saturday night games in a series, as I'd like to see the whole series like the gophers series. Living in Winnipeg without a, KU band dish, the only way I get to see fighting sioux hockey is on WDAZ.