Blackheart

Don't forget the double-dutch jump roping championships.:)

Kind of a mini-segment for Women's Hockey as it was sandwiched in between the hiring of Patrick Ewing at G'Town segment and a piece on Ernie Johnson.

Bob Ley did bring up the $1.9m yearly deficit and asked if this was a sustainable model. Heitkamp says the sport is new and that it needs to be given more time.

Outside the Lines: Fabled women's program....Did you know the team was practicing when the decision came down? And there was a recruit on campus....also lumped in the USA hockey story.

Not since Tom Mees (RIP) was there.

i wouldn't count on it.

You should have known right away that Goon didn't write the article...no typos.

I was curious how Schloss got the exclusive on covering "the Letter" that the Lammy's sent to President Kennedy...that's got to be at least a couple million bucks/8 Olympians right there.

So you're talking about University of Minnesota?

Quick, take her off the screen....people are enjoying themselves.

So the Lammy's want to keep hockey? That's fine. I noticed their letter doesn't really detail how this is supposed to happen money-wise. Must plan on using someone else's money.

I thought they were hanging on the parking ramp.

Thank you.

Well it is the Avs...

For some reason, this really struck me as funny.

Hard to believe it's been that long. A friend of mine, who was (and still is) on the Hobey committee at the time, said he was the best player in the country as a freshman. Guess he knew what he was talking about.

No wonder you like the Dead Wings so much.

That's a gear? I always thought it was a puck...

He's taking over for Brad at the Heraldo until this whole budget cut thingy blows over. jk...

According to hockey db, Toews played 42 games as a frosh (05-06), and 34 as a sophomore (06-07). Duncan won the Hobey in 2006-07.

Congrats? or my condolences? for passing 20,000 posts.

IIRC, Toews had just turned 17 when he arrived on campus for his freshman year. Pretty impressive for such a young player. Wasn't he hurt part of his first year? Or was that the next year when Duncan won the Hobey? ("Best player in the country? I'm not even the best player on my line.")

Correct....although I thought maybe he gave it up at some point during the year so he could focus more on his goaltending duties. EDIT: Looks like I should have hit Refresh before posting this. You guys are all over it.

UND...that's the one in Fargo, right?

Well I did see some banners hanging this morning...