Sioux_Hab-it

Of all the players that DU took the one that bothered me the most was Gregoire. However, based on past experience keep the faith that the coaches are continuing to do some outstanding recruiting and that they will soon deliver some more great news.

I could be mistaken but I believe Hak personally recruited Porter, and Foyt was a walk on, so I am assuming you mean Fabian.

I can understand a kid wanting to be careful and methodical in selecting the school he will attend but perhaps young Riley out-waited an offer from the WCHA school of his choosing. The top programs can't afford to wait forever to fill out their rosters or all of the available talent would be gone. UND is no different from DU in that perspective. Without any clear indication from the kid, perhaps the coaches filled the vacancy with just as talented a Nash acquaintance instead.

I wish I had your bowing to the king smiley. We are not worthy.

Glad I could help. FS1 challenged me to reach 3,000 meaningless posts so here is one more.

Attacking me in the open won't make me leave. Happy thread reading because you are stuck with the likes of Thetriouxper and I for the rest of your life.

Well there you have it then, #1Hakfan was accused of abusing some form of connection to the coaches, and constantly lurking in the background just like a moderator is 7NationalTitles. I guess I better watch what I say or surely I will be getting another nasty gram from the moderator Update, I got a firm speech in an email from FS1 pointing out that I should not have overlooked their personal contribution to #1Hakfans departure as well. Another frequent flyer lurking in the background, this is getting almost worse than the skippies.

The someone who attacked #1Hakfan was 7NationalTitles, and interestingly we haven't seen hide nor hair of that person either.

I just thought he was the best available recruit named Joe. As another possibility maybe the Sioux are looking at another goalie in the BCJHL, Joe Rodwell. http://www.bchl.bc.ca/leagues/rosters_prof...38429&pos=G He is only 18 and currently has the best Save percentage. http://www.hockeycanada.ca/2/3/6/1/0/index1.shtml

The Barcome brother's Don, Earl et al won the world Junior Championship about 28 years ago. Don did field a team in the World Curling Tour for several years but has since switched to promoting events such as the upcoming one at the REA. My only claim to sports fame at UND was having skipped one of the two school teams. Although it wasn't a sanctioned NCAA event there is a US University Curling championship every year and it was in Wisconsin the year I played and UND won of course. Go Sioux

Based on the height description perhaps it is one of Anthony Greico's old teammates, Joe Hall from Illinois. Maybe he cut his hair for the visit and I believe he is the current leading goal scorer in the OPJHL. http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/player...mp;seasonid=871 http://www.pointstreak.com/prostats/scorin...p;seasonid=1416

DU dresses alot of freshman and I think the season is beginning to wear on them as demonstrated by their recent series with both UMD and MTU. I look for the Sioux to have plenty of opportunities to cash in. They will light up Fisher, everyone has lately, for one sure win and will be in a real battle in the game against Mannino so 3 or 4 pts is very possible.

Good news is the Goofs sweep bad news is that the Mavs are down 3-1 to Anchorage in the 1st.

What job would that be? Team mattress?

Final a 2-2 tie between Bucky and SCSU.

No heading to OT I believe

You're behind again. UW tied it on the PP 2-2 with about 3:00 to go.

That kind of play is penalized in any other credible league

3:21

This is a recent turnaround in their game. They will give whoever they face in the playoffs the fight of their life.

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2-1 SCSU mid of third

It seems like Miller's mind has been elsewhere lately.

You can see Toews constantly trying to shake off Dogs players that are hanging off of him like leeches. Sad that this type of play is allowed.

Geez does Dunc have a set of hands or what. 1-0 Sioux