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When Niagara got swept by CHA powerhouse Robert Morris last weekend, it proved that the Sioux were who the Gophers thought they were.

The Bean Pot is hyped because of the long tradition and because the big media is on the East Coast. If you don't like it, ignore it. Pretty simple, really.

Okay, if it makes you happy, I'll change my prediction to Colts 29, Bears 17.

What a surprise that you're surprised.

Those Flomax commercials really crack me up.

You called that one right.

The Taco Bell commercial with the two lions trying to pronounce the Spanish word was pretty good.

That was a good one. Even my wife laughed.

Stop running into the Jackrabbit!

I'm operating on a hunch here, but I doubt that the Bean Pot was intended to appeal to WCHA fans.

Yeah, but I'm thinking that Phil's vertical leap would come in handy with a goal that size.

That's not true. If I had my way, the minimum age for participation on this board would be 50.

You just can't stand it when a Sioux fan agrees with you.

The Jackrabbit beats the Bears 23-20.

I certainly know that there are risks in stereotyping Canadian lumberjacks.

That's because SiouxSports.com is all about tolerance and diversity.

Plus, he'll want UND to win back-to-back national championships like Denver and Minnesota.

I agree. Completely.

I should have majored in political science. Possessing the ability to read the collective mind of the American public must be pretty cool.

That's what you get for picking on old people.

The article covers the officiating aspect, but there's more to it than that. It's a good read.

From the Winnipeg Sun: Blackhawks can wait Star's focus still on UND

Brad Schlossman has a very interesting article in today's Grand Forks Herald about the declining scoring trend in the WCHA. There are many interesting comments from current and former coaches, as well as WCHA commissioner Bruce McLeod. Where did the goals go?

It's nice to see them following Hakstol's plan.