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I also remember that game. One of the only times I've sat right next to the glass. He was about 10 feet away from me arguing with the refs (right next to the penalty boxes) with the blood on his jersey. We were fuming about the missed call, as well. When will things change? Maybe it will take getting rid of Daddy Shepard before something will change. I don't know why this seems to stop at him? He's not in charge of the WCHA, why don't the people above him see the problem? Do they not know hockey?

If the games are being done by ESPN Syndicate, is there anything to say FSSN can't pick up the game? I didn't think it was ruled out yet, but the way some of you are talking, you are acting like its an impossibility.

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Good thing we're on spring break. Chances are the campus was pretty deserted while that was going on.

I hate to jump into a conversation I'm not really a part of, but isn't this the exact same discussion/argument that is had every year? Is it really worth having again?

Well, the #1 seed always plays the winner of the play-in game. But that has nothing to do with who plays when. Minnesota always has, and likely always will, get to play the evening game for no other reason than for the WCHA to make money off higher attendance.

Well if that's the case, then this is a better option. Although I'm still not thrilled about missing the beginning of the hockey game in order to catch the end of the basketball game. Then again, unless the game is really close, score-wise, maybe I can jump over to the hockey game. Fortunatly, if the hockey team goes to 3 games, I can be at that game in its entirety.

I realize why the have the games scheduled like they do, but putting the UND games at night will severely conflict with the hockey games. I thought they'd be smarter than that.

You do realize that's still last week's poll, right?

Which arm did he hurt? If it's his left it will probably affect his shot more than if it's his right.

The last home game had attendance 800 over The Betty's capacity.

If the ref is just going to ignore the goal judge, what's the point of even having them?

They just reported Tech 3 to Duluth 1. Anybody think Tech is creating some great how-to's when it comes to beating Minnesota and Duluth? Anybody that plays these two teams should probably figure out what Tech is doing.

Is that the argument? Population? Does that really make you feel superior because you live in an area with a higher population? That simple fact doesn't make two different cities as different as night and day. And as for Sioux Falls and Mankato, I can't exactly comment on that, because I haven't lived in either of those town, much less both of them. So I really encourage all of you who have not lived in both to stop arguing, for you have no basis for argument.

You have got to be kidding me? Have you lived in both cities? To be honest, if you haven't you really can't say. Going to Fargo to visit and do whatever you do doesn't give you a good perspective on the city and the area. Fargo and Grand Forks are so similiar it's not even funny. Besides the obvious thing that have already been pointed out there are really no differences between the two cities.

Maybe the T-Wolves will pick him up, and actually give him some play time.

So you're the first one that's actually lived in both Fargo and Grand Forks. How many other people in here arguing have also done that? I lived in Moorhead for 11 years, and now in Grand Forks for over 4. I'm just getting a good laugh out of these arguments from people who have only lived in one of the two cites and have a very skewed perspective of what the other city is like.

4842 for the St. Cloud Game. That's the peak for the season.

If you were at the games the past couple weeks you'd see that we were probably lucky to have been in the ralph. As far as I could tell, it seemed that the Betty would have been packed beyond capacity. Of course it would be great to be in a full house instead of a half-house, but I'm sure the fans in the stands were glad to not be standing. It actually kinda got loud near the end of the Mankato game.

You made sure to trim the sides of the sheet of plywood, right? Because if you didn't, and left it 4'x8', that would make it an olympic size rink.

I actually thought it got louder in there tonight than last weekend, even though the crowd was smaller. It was an exciting game tonight, although the ref's were simply terrible. Definatly a great win.

You really think a Sioux/Makato series was the "Premier college hockey series of the week" when the top 2 teams in the nation are facing off? I don't think so. In the same manner, I don't think any games involving the Sioux are the premier games of the week at this point in the season the way our team is playing.

I just hope Phil and Jordan take extra care to not get hurt now.

Seeing them play as hard as they did in the final minutes was a great thing to see and to see the goal was great as well. It shows that they kept playing hard the whole 60 minutes, for possibly the first game of the tournament.

They must have sold out now. Ticketmaster.com is showing no tickets available, online at least, for tonights game. $5 I can afford, $40 is way too steep for me regardless of the quality of the game.