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It is not a design flaw that your car has a muffler! ">" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="425" height="344"> I'm pretty busy being the Dark Lord of the Sith.

A nice story that backs up some of the themes of this thread: The Northwestern Women's Lacrosse Team: From Infancy to Dynasty

It sure would be nice if we could leave this thread open so people can continue to respond to dallassiouxfan if they have the image he's looking for...

Cincinnati fans aren't all taking the news well... http://twitter.com/CoachBrianKelly/status/6634010980

Task force seeks community consensus on Alerus Center

Just one more post I appreciate the updates... haven't been able to catch of it on tv yet.

Yeah, Wisconsin hockey fans invented standing during the exciting parts of hockey games We also copied you on cheering after goals and throwing hats after a player gets three goals. I have been corrected from my post above, though... when we stood at the beginning of games when I was in school in the 90s, we stood until the first shot on goal, not the first whistle. So, maybe this is a new tradition after all

Marto

New tradition? Students were doing that long before and the entire time I was at UND. Hate to say, I'm with redwing; I wonder if the subtext is "all fans are expected to remain respectfully seated during play except during the designated standing time -- the first 23 seconds of each game".

I know what you're asking, and this isn't QUITE the answer, but here's what is available now... Schedule of all Fox Sports games for 2009-10 That doesn't include a full year's schedule of Sioux Sports Extra, which is always on Wednesday evening and then a couple more times. I've chatted with the UND people about this, also, and they're already doing a great job of including television coverage in their per sport schedules: http://www.fightingsioux.com/SportSelect.d...amp;SPSID=58682 I know they're also aware of the demand for cross-sport improvements to that, so stay tuned... Meanwhile, I'll think about if there's anything we can do here to do something better in the short term.

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Hah -- you have a memory like a steel trap. I guess the race is on...

I think Dressler might be the most mentioned Sioux player by the time we're done with this...

Nov 27 Weston Dressler is UND's all-time leader in career postseason all-purpose yards (946). Nov 28 Sioux women's hockey goalies had combined for 945 saves (.898) as of Feb 23, 2009. source Nov 29 Women's ice hockey player Brittany Kirkham had 944 saves in 2006-07. Nov 30 Phil Lamoureux had a .943 SV% in the ECHL playoffs as of May 27 last year when the Herald declared him the last former Sioux player still playing. G.F. Herald source

Didn't see this in the "Sioux Name in Trouble Again Thread" (sorry if I missed it). More national press on the issue: Tribe battles to keep logo for Fighting Sioux

Marvin speaks about hit on Genoway

Wanting to check up on our team, I googled "Bloomington Kennedy Mites" and must say that, though they didn't teach me much about the team, I liked the first couple hits... http://lmgtfy.com/?q=bloomington+kennedy+mites I see our intermediates had their 2nd dryland practice tonight: http://www.kennedyhockey.org/page/show/99146-calendar. Excellent.

The recent talk about home ice advantage made me decide that I should quit complaining and go contribute something, so here you go: On Home Ice Advantage (from http://blog.siouxsports.com) If you just want the conclusions, jump to the table in the post and then read below. Instead of just looking at winning percentage at home, I'm looking at the difference between winning percentage at home and winning percentage on the road. Not surprisingly, that different methodology leads to dramatically different conclusions from USCHO's. In WCHA play from 01-02 through 08-09: CC has, by a huge margin, the largest gap between home winning percentage and road winning percentage. AA has a huge home ice advantage -- with a .116 higher winning percentage at home than on the road (in percentage terms, the Seawolves are a whopping 49% more likely to win a given game at home than on the road, by far the largest in the WCHA). UND's home advantage is not particularly large, actually rather near the bottom of the WCHA. Only about .05 higher winning percentage at home than on the road (or about 8.5% more likely to win a given game at home than on the road). Minnesota appears to have a home ice disadvantage, with a .009 higher winning percentage on the road than at Mariucci. A few more disclaimers apply, which I won't get into here, but did in the blog post.

Christmas is coming, let's try a pin for a few weeks, see if we can send you a few more clicks...

USD up on Cal Poly, 29-14 at the half.

http://www.nhl.tv/team/console.jsp?hlg=200...mp;event=N.J389

Zajac to Parise gave the Devils a 3-2 lead over the Caps. Current score is 5-2 Devils with about 10:00 remaining. Zajac with a second assist on a later goal.

UND fumble. That's a game.

Aggie's going for it on 4th and 6. Short of the 1st down. Turned over on downs. 26 secs left. 70+ yds to go for the Sioux.

Try punching this into Firefox (assuming you have QuickTime installed, but just not working as a plugin): http://stretchinternet.com/ucd/AggiesLive45-a2.mov