andtheHomeoftheSIOUX!!

From what I have heard, Altru is ruthless in their treatment of employees who don't show 100% loyalty. I hate Altru and will drive to Fargo in a second for medical care.

Definitely would be good for hockey if those 4 rinks get built.

Need Star back to give us the low down.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/229291/ What do you guys think?

I can comment on students living in the Resident Halls at UND. They are as full as they have been in recent memory and doubles as singles are no longer allowed. Also, the lounge in JF and the main floor in one of the Wilkerson complex halls have been converted into rooms. So there are plenty of students living on campus in the halls anyway.

ACHA Club hockey. A la Minot State.

They are a first year team. NJCAA just like Bottineau if I'm not mistaken.

These comparisons are always stupid because they never take into account how different different sized cities are. You just can't compare Toronto, Montreal, Boston, and the Twin Cities to cities like Grand Forks, Madison, and Regina. Also, you have small towns like Roseau, Grafton, Mordon, and etc. Those little towns have awesome hockey culture.

Dang right you guys are all short sighted! Boise State went from junior college to to 4 year to the Big Sky in athletics in 1978 and have now joined the Big East in FBS.

And yet they will still argue Fargo isn't a hockey town.

Yeah Sioux!!

Is Red Pepper East affiliated with the regular Red Peppers?

My gosh those things are awful.

Is the American games on NHL.com for free streaming?

The team doctor is from Grand Forks. Cool.

I can't get it to post with the photo embedded, not sure why. But here is the link to the photo. This is what I kinda like for a different style of "ND". I just threw it together quick a while ago, so sorry it isn't perfect.

The old basketball jerseys from years ago said "NODAKS" on them.

No idea how they compiled that list. But There are some major issues with it.

Talk about the rural areas getting the shaft big time.

http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/sabres-nhl/article656446.ece

The least they could have done for the students there would have been to let them on the field. Definitively would have been a memory that would have stuck with those students. Perhaps it would have even made them hardcores for next year. Who knows. But don't stop the excitement from happening like that.

What does a school like Wisconsin or Boston College do that brings them huge crowds for football and hockey not to mention basketball?

I liked it!

Rugby used to have a junior gold team.

The ownership group. The people involved locally. Coaching. Facility arrangement.