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Since I'm totally poor I can't get a gameworn jersey. Though if I get a job, I'll be all over getting one.

Yeah you're right. Doh. It's 48, 52, 56, 60 though. At least in most jerseys I've seen. Either way I still want one and HC should sell em to us for cheap cause we're the reason they won the game.

Of course this year's Sioux team is coasting through the playoff due to home ice and Gopher incompetence, not referees.

48 is XL I think. 46 is large. Anyways I want the same jersey but #35.

I'll take a jersey. I'm calling Tony Quesadilla's right now.

You'll change your tune mighty quick when your Schneider jerey goes missing.

Might have had something to do with the beatdown Ryan recieved.

I'm glad USCHO doesn't have a similiar policy of two strikes and your out. Hell, I'm glad that don't have a five strikes and your our out policy.

George Constanza is a wise man. I can't be trusted!!

I asked Kessel if he was going to call a press conference for the penalty he took.

Dang! Those people must be really really old. Did these people fight in WWI?

I had the cape first!!!! You're the copycat!!

I guess I'm applying what situations I would stand up in and that probably isn't as often as this guy was. If he's standing up everytime UND comes into the zone, there was an obvious solution: throw him off the upper deck.

I really don't want this thread to turn into this, but what is the problem with standing up 10-15 times a game for a short period of time? Some people would like to sit the entire time at a game while other people would like to stand the entire time at a game. There has to be a meeting point in the middle as you never get exactly what you want. You didn't have a problem standing up for the last two minutes of the championship game, did you? So why is there a problem with standing up for 10 seconds when a big play is happening?

If he was just standing up as UND had a chance to score and then would sit back down, it can't really be that big of a deal. If he would stand up and then continue standing while nothing is happening, I agree. Otherwise it's just probably him being excited about the play on the ice.

I yelled across the penalty box at Jack Johnson. I told him not to mess with Jonesy cause Jonesy is crazy and would beat him with his own stupid striped helmet. I think they were both entertained.

My seat was actually the one in 116. I decided to be nice and sit by my dad for the Championship game. I do seem to get around the arena though. I'm quite the seat whore.

You don't like that he was getting out of his seat when UND was about to score? What should he have done?

I was just out of camera range on that picture. Once again I get hosed!

1. In 2000 UND won the Broadmoor. This year UND won the Broadmoor. 2. In 2000 Niagara upset UNH to play UND in the regional final. This year Holy Cross upset Minnesota to play UND in the regional final. 3. Niagara's main color is purple. Holy Cross' main color is purple. 4. In 2000 BU played St. Lawrence in a long OT game to be the last team into the Frozen Four. This year Wisconsin played Cornell in a long OT game to be the last team into the Frozen Four. 5. BU and St. Lawrence's main colors are red and white. Wisconsin and Cornell's main colors are red and white 6. In 2000 UND had to beat Maine and BC to win the NC in the Frozen Four. Maine and BC are in this years Frozen Four.

BC has EagleAction.

So wouldn't that mean that Spirit Lake hasn't changed their stance from the 2000 resolution, the last official stance they took?

I was telling a couple Holy Cross fans yesterday how boring this game was gonna be. Once again I prove my genius.

Wayne Campbell: So, do you come to Milwaukee often? Alice Cooper: Well, I'm a regular visitor here, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors. The French missionaries and explorers began visiting here in the late 16th century. Pete: Hey, isn't "Milwaukee" an Indian name? Alice Cooper: Yes, Pete, it is. In fact, it was originally an Algonquin term meaning "the good land." Wayne Campbell: I was not aware of that. Alice Cooper: I think one of the most interesting things about Milwaukee is that it's the only American city to elect three Socialist mayors. Wayne Campbell: Does this guy know how to party or what?

There are programs set up for Native Americans, but just because you're a Native American doesn't mean that you get to go to school for free or anything. I'm sure Native Americans have to work just as hard to obtain their scholarships as anyone else does. And I know about working hard for scholarships cause I never got one.