Blackheart

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Dakota_Fighting_Hawks_men's_ice_hockey

The site I looked at had the all time series at 139-130-15. You including pre-NCAA games?

With DaveK.

Lol

Let's not forget the Coaching Staff.... Jay Hill, Head Coach Rand Pecknold, Quinnipiac Hockey Coach

Are we really calling out Freshman after a 5-0 start? Peski has struggled a bit but B^2 (Brad Berry) and the staff will coach him up and by season's end he will hopefully be part of another playoff run!

Agreed....but just getting to Fargo will be huge with the home crowd.

Love the Gooch!

that's because they don't...duh!

Roku will only be as good as your wi-fi....love mine, works great!

Calvin Steyn Reno Collier, Comedian

Brady Simpson Jared Allen

Iosua Opeta Wooly Willy

Chase Larson Cowardly Lion, Wizard of Oz

Kallin Fisher Gideon, Gravity Falls

Justus Brown Matt Dillon, Something About Mary

He's home watching his 2016 Stanley Cup DVD to get himself through this rough patch.

Highlights of this weekend's sweep for the Blackheart family.... - Boeser's hatty friday nite - Driving to Park River for a quick daytrip Saturday morning - Watching the kids get on the jumbotron and TV during both games - Getting to see the Circle o' Sticks after a closer than it should have been Saturday win - Seeing how excited both of my boys were when Brad Berry took the time to sign a jersey and a banner for them after his postgame interview with Hennessy. Classy coach running a class program. Kudos to you Brad!

My condolences....:)

I spent that much on beer last night at the Ralph. Cheers!

Heading to Forks with the fam to catch both games...should be fun. Go Sioux!

Mike Lacey, Director of Football Academics Practice? You talkin' bout practice? (Allen Iverson)

More ISU Athletic Dept doppelgangers.... Joel Vickery, Asst AD for Compliance

And Thunder the Bleacher Creature is the Green Monster?

Sentimental favorites are obviously the Cubbies to get to the World Series....then it's the "Something's gotta give" Series between the Indians (1945) and the Lovable Losers (1908). My great-grandfather grew up in Chicago and saw them win the 1908 series at the age of 23....he died at 99 without them winning another.