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I have 2 tickets for sale in section 105, Row K, seats 5 and 6 for $30 each/$60 for the pair. This is the end where UND shoots twice and are great seats. Call or text me at (701) 371-0195.

Are you looking for 1st round draft picks, or what is your definition of "blue chippas"? If you go to collegehockeyinc.com, there is a list of NHL First Round Draft Picks Who Played College Hockey. Since 2010, here is the breakdown: 1. Michigan 14; 2. BU 12; 3. BC and UND 9 (I included Pinto since he was the 1st pick of the 2nd round and meets any definition of "blue chipper); 4. Wisconsin 6; 5. Minnesota 5; 6. Denver, SCSU, Providence and Miami 2 each; 7. UMD, UMass, UConn, Northeastern, CC and Harvard 1 each. If you go back to 2003, UND does even better because they had 1 in 2003, 2 in 2004, 3 in 2005, and 1 in 2006. It seems that we outperform our NCHC rivals SCSU, Miami, Denver and UMD (your favorite school)

Ryder Donovan of Wisconsin, who decommitted from UND and went to Wisconsin. He has 3 points.

Edit: Kunz has only played 17 games

And what do you base this upon Nostradamus? Chris VandeVelde played 2 years of juniors, and only had 3 goals and 6 assists for 9 points in 38 games his freshman year. He had a great career at UND and played in the NHL. Jackson Kunz is similarly framed, but only played 1 year of juniors, so he came in younger than VandeVelde. Kunz has 2 goals and 2 assists for 4 points in 38 games. Lee Goren, another big guy, struggled scoring his first year (3 goals and 13 assists) and also had a great career. I really would like to know what you based this opinion upon, and what experience you have in hockey that gives you that insight? If you have no insight other than being a keyboard warrior, please refrain from posting about players because they and their family also view this site and it is embarassing having to defend these types of posts.

I think you meant Western Michigan

2 lower bowl tickets for sale in Row 105, Row K for Friday night's game v. Cornell. $25 apiece/$50 total. Text me at (701) 371-0195.

2 lower bowl tickets for sale in Section 105, Row K, seats 5 and 6 for Friday night's game against Cornell. $30 apiece/$60 total. You can text me at (701) 371-0195.

I agree that Jake Sanderson is probably the best player in the country, but that does not make him the Hobey favorite at this time. You should read Adam Wodon's article in College Hockey News dated December 20, 2021. He lists the Hobey favorites as: (1) Ethan Frank, WMU; (2) Owen Power, Michigan; (3) Devon Levi, Northeastern; (4) Carter Savoie, DU; (5) Nathan Smith, MSUM.

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I have 2 lower bowl tickets for sale for Saturday vs. the Gophers. $75 apiece, $150 for the pair. Seats are located in Section 105, Row K, seats 5 and 6. Text me at (701) 371-0195.

2 tickets for sale in section 105 row K (lower bowl where UND shoots twice) $60 for the pair. Text (701) 371-0195

2 lower bowl tickets for sale for tonight (Friday), November 19, 2021 against UMD. Great seats in Section 105, Row K, right behind where UND shoots twice. Asking $70 for the pair. Text or call me at (701) 371-0195. NO Duluth fans please. I hate UMD with a passion and don't want to subject my fellow ticket holders to obnoxious UMD fans.

2 lower bowl tickets in Section 105, Row K, for sale for Friday night game v. Denver. $35 apiece/$70 for pair. Text (701) 371-0195.

2 lower bowl tickets in section 105, Row K, seats 5 and 6, for sale for Friday night game vs. Denver. $40 apiece/$80 for the pair. Text (701) 371-0195.

Brad DeFauw was a forward

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2 tickets for sale for Saturday, 10/16/21 for Bemidji State at UND. Section 105, Row K, seats 5 and 6--behind the net where UND shoots twice. $60 for the pair. Text me at (701) 371-0195.

2 tickets for sale for Saturday v. Niagara. Section 105, Row K. $50 for pair. Text at (701) 371-0195

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I have 2 tickets in section 105, Row K, for sale for Friday October 8, 2021 vs. Niagara. I am asking $50 for the pair, and can transfer the tickets via text or email. Please contact me at (701) 371-0195.

Yes, and a 4th is a committed recruit (Hughes)

Scott Morrow at 37

UND has had many SSM kids (much like Morrow) who jumped straight from SSM to college and didn't miss a beat. A few that come to mind are Zach Parise, Jonathan Toews and Drew Stafford.

That sounds like coach speak and explains absolutely nothing. What the hell does that really mean? What did he do that shows "he's not mature enough"? What did he do that he "didn't fit our culture"? He apparently was mature enough for UMass and "fit" UMass' "culture". Why not here?