GeauxSioux

That was the guy. For some reason Edgar Winter kept popping in my head and I knew that wasn't right.

I hit a few of those dances. Who was it that sang the "Lightning Bar" song? Whoever it was seemed like they came to the coliseum every year or am I just getting old and the memory is gone?

Do you remember those old world globes that had Bismarck and Mott on them? I don't know if they still make those or not, but I thought that was just weird that Mott would end up on a world globe with very few ciites on it. I was going to say that my parent probably still have one, but I'm sure it was destroyed in the flood. By the way my parents are in Florida this week and made lefse with the kids yesterday. Fresh lefse, doesn't get much better than that, one of the things I miss about North Dakota

The town where I was born, Park River. Plus they have a great little golf course.

I have been a Sioux fan since I can remember. Since my dad played basketball at UND, I was more into BB as a kid. I do remember freezing my butt off over at the barn. I couldn't wait to get hot chocolate in the concession area, because it was the only heated area in the building. In college I recall standing in line in the early 80's from 1:00 in the morning until the ticket office opened at the old Ralph to get tickets for the Wisconsin series. I was a Sioux hockey fan, but didn't know Sioux hockey. A couple of my neighbors (one being TNT and the other a current assistant at the HS level) knew everything about Sioux hockey even from a young age. Only in the last couple of years have I really started to understand the inner workings of Sioux hockey. Mostly by reading this message board. It is run more like a pro sport than a college sport, especially more so than basketball or football. The Prospective Sioux Recruits thread about who the Sioux are recruiting and for what years is especially interesting. Thanks to all at SiouxSports.com for educating me and I'm sure others. Now if I can only learn to skate a little better.

Your picture is incorrect. The bottles shown are for Draught bottles, not the exilir of all elixirs, Extra Stout. The only true beer.

Ryan Bakken story in the Herald contrasting the debacle during the Miami/FIU game to the nickname issue. You Want Hostile and Abusive?

Please listen to what Cratter posted. Don't let an NDSU fan get you riled up and questioning this team. The only reason he is here is to stir the pot. He doesn't like UND and would like nothing better than to have UND fans discontented.

I haven't seen the updated list posted, so here it goes, as of today:

Thank you for invoking the Diggler Rule. I think I read somewhere that the BSC presidents are meeting this month.

Does anyone know how to keep armadillos from chewing up my yard?

http://siouxsports.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=7034 I do like the quote though.

Free Republic The more I look the more I see public opinion on our side.

Smirken Chicken

Not snowing in Florida. Pensacola Beach Webcam The stuff that is white and looks like snow is actually sand.

This is from a Florida State message board. The Locker Room

Thanks Iceberg. I just saw the there were two threads and was about to add post to this thread.

I just saw this over on the fightingsioux.com FSN Partners with local cable affiliates It has a list of where the game can be seen.

I agree that thread has detiororated and I'm partially to blame. I think JBB wants to take this back to the riverboat and railroad days.

If that were really the case, they wouldn't have allowed any waivers such as were given to FSU and Utah. NCAA Championships will not be free from Native American imagery if waivers are given. What a load of crap. I agree, I hope they do take such a stand in court. Kupchella's statements about the NCAA being arbitrary and capricious will stand out.

Metropolitan Statistical Area

The Check-out Line. Ringing up the goals and watching the NHL cash register totals for the three get higher. Okay, I know it stinks, but it was the best I could come up with.

Granted, Fargo was larger than GF pre-interstate, but there was a brief period of time that Grand Forks was growing faster than Fargo, despite Fargo's geographic advantage. Prior to the interstate Fargo still had Hwy's 10 and 81, while GF had 2 and 81. Since 10 came through the Cities and headed toward the NW into Fargo, it is a natural distribution line. The one time when GF was growing faster is when the GFAFB came into the picture and GF's growth rate surpassed Fargo's. When the interstates were built Grand Forks was 80 miles too far out of the way, thus being the impetus for the growth of Fargo. Of course the flood didn't help either.

The Irish are Beneath Contempt

Nuh uhhh ......she's a shoplifter.