Rick

Yes, Greg is a very gifted player much like Roger was, but he probably has even more speed than Roger. Roger played during Bjorkman's last four years so he didn't get the recognition. He probably is one of the most skilled players UND has had. If he had played for Gino, he would have scored a lot more than 60 points in a season. Roger came back last winter for the Mankato series and I'm sure he'd like to see both of them end up at UND. It was the first time he'd seen the new REA. His only disappointment was that Frenchy's no longer exists.

Who did he slash?

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Greg Lamoureux was drafted in the 3rd round of the WHL Bantam Draft. http://whl.ca/hm/draft.php?round=3 Greg is the son of former Fighting Sioux player Roger Lamoureux. Greg is a very talented player and would have gone much higher in the draft if he wasn't interested in college. Roger has one other son, Cam Lamoureux, who plays for Drumheller of the AJHL. Cam has a couple of years of junior hockey left and then will play college hockey.....hopefully at UND.

I need my lunch.....what happened to my lunch.

If you're giving more than $225K to SDSU, we expect you to give that much to UND also.

From left to right: Jeff Frazee, Derek Peltier (partially hidden under Frazee), Ben Gorden (Black Tux), Ryan Stoa, Alex Goligowski (Black Tux), and Erik Johnson. Not pictured to the far right (although, if you look very closely you can see his left hand on the floor) is Don Lucia. It's hard to identify them because they've all colored their hair again.

Well, I have season tickets and drive from Alexandria and there are a good number of people who drive from the Fargo/Moorhead area who are NDSU grads. Why do these people have season tickets to Fighting Sioux games instead of driving down the block to watch a Bison game?

No, they'll be making the short drive up from Fargo just like they do for Fighting Sioux hockey games.

I believe this years whole Gopher team are going into the hairdressing gig.

Let's see.....6'7" physical defenseman, 1st round draft choice, good student, teammates like him, coaches love him, moves the puck well, best plus/minus on the team as a soph, plays on the penalty kill, great slapper, every Gopher fan hates him, one Sioux fan doesn't like him. Yep, sounds like a good one to get rid of as soon as we can.

Hmmm.....one of them must have bailed out then Friday morning.

I believe it was UNDLAW or Release the Commodore over a beer at Martini's Bar in Iowa City on April 4th.

Hopefully Associate Director of Facilities Rick Tonder will announce where that skyway to nowhere is going to in the near future so The Sicatoka can get some sleep.

It was the WCHA meetings in Naples. I believe they all left Friday morning.

Thanks for sharing Scott. Please don't post the pictures. BTW.....you Law Students always drank that expensive stuff. In my day, we couldn't afford the high priced Hamm's, we had to walk two miles (up-hill both ways in a blinding snow storm) to Happy Harry's on South Washington to get our Phifers. I believe it was about a buck and a half a case. :-)

I don't think so, I booked mine 7 days ago.......Right next to the Pepsi Center.

As soon as I read HockeyMom's post, my first thought is that it's probably on the NDSU campus. They probably have it confused with the Nickle Trophy because it's been such a long time since they've seen it. Even if it isn't someone from the NDSU, it's most likely someone who should be from there.

Try reading their lips.

There's probably about 4 or 5 people who know Engelstads worth. But I know he had more than 30 cars that were worth $280MM. One car alone was worth $35MM. These weren't cars that were kept at the Imperial Palace, they were kept in a private garage at his home. I know this because some very good friends were allowed to see the cars. These cars were sold about two years ago. Then the IP was sold for about $370MM. He also had a lot of properties around the country. He spent very little on himself, but certainly was willing to help other people out. I walked with him, Clifford, Strinden, Berning and quite a few other folks from the hotel to the Sioux pep rally in Albany, NY a few years ago and if you didn't know better, you would have thought he was the guy with the least amount of money in the group. Shirt and jeans from the local Target store seemed to be fine with him.

I must have missed those threads. Are you talking lately, or is this something from a few years ago? I can't imagine there are any Sioux fans unhappy with the coaching we've had over the last few years. Hak is nothing but class. I just wish he would try to control his emotions a little though.

They're like SCSU. If you bring them back a napkin from the Frozen Four Banquet, they'll hang it from the rafters.

Isn't Hobey voting completed before the Regionals even start?

I think this is a great Regional for us to be in. Even if we were in a different Regional, we'd have to beat Michigan or Minnesota at some point to win the NC, so it might as well play them in Denver. If I had my choice, the only thing I'd change is the sequence we play them. I wish we were playing Minnesota on Friday. The sooner we play them the better. If I had my way, we would have played them again yesterday. I've heard lots of Minnesota fans say that the Gophers played one of their best games of the season on Saturday. They scored 3 goals. One was a very weak goal that we haven't seen scored on Lammy for quite some time. Another was a "one in 30 years" goal we won't be seeing anytime soon again. If those types of goals happen again this weekend, then the "hockey moons" aren't lined up for us this year. So we might as well see what we're made of in Denver. I haven't looked at the bracketing, but I'm hoping for either a Fighting Sioux vs Fighting Irish final, or else a Fighting Sioux vs BC final. If we get to the finals and play Notre Dame, I think Tim O'Keefe should form a protest of the Fighting Irish nickname, logo and mascot.

I think there's a series of shots you can get for this condition. Just the fact that you had a ticket, let alone two extras, says a lot about you. The fact that they were salivating had nothing to do with the Ag College football game. All you have to do is go to the campus and you'll see most people walking around with drool dripping off their chin. I think the condition is more prevalent in the female species of the college, but it's hard to tell when so many have the condition. It would be an interesting research project to see why they all seem to congregate at one school. There are probably some Doctors from the University of North Dakota Medical School that can shed more light on this than I can, but they probably don't want to go to the campus anymore than I do.