PCM

No. You just can't read.

In 2000, MSC (now FSN) televised the Friday afternoon game between SCSU and UND. If it made sense to do it then, why doesn't it make sense to do it now?

What "great news" am I missing? I don't see anything new here.

No, it isn't. Do you think I wouldn't be there if I could be? I can't. And I can't see the game on TV, either, because of the stupid "Minnesota rule."

Get over yourselves, Gopher fans. This isn't about you. It isn't about Grand Forks. It's about Sioux fans not being able to watch their team on TV in the playoffs. If you were in the same position, you'd be just as steamed.

No you won't.

How come you're not too lazy to argue with me? It hardly seems fair.

I thought Dear Fargin' Iceholes, would be more appropriate.

Poopie!

Scary thought: Maybe we're related.

If the Sioux play the Gophers, I still like this one when Greene and Co. deliver a big hit: Pried Off Ice. How about a pronounciation guide for Woog: Hey, Doug! It's LUND-bomb!

Exactly. People seem to miss the point that cheering and the crowd being into the game doesn't happen for no reason. It depends on the situation. After a disappointing game during the 2001-2002 season, a media jackal asked Ryan Bayda if it would have helped if the crowd had been into the game. His reply (paraphrased) was: You can't expect people to cheer when you give them no reason to cheer. He was absolutely right. How many sporting events have we watched where a sportscaster remarks about the crowd being taken out of the game or the need of the home team to do something that gets the fans into the game? It happens in all sports. Why should it be any different at the new REA? It's easy for fans to get revved up when their team is playing a hated rival or playing an important playoff game or a game with playoff implications. As Tim Hennessy pointed out, it's also easier to generate fan enthusiasm in cities like Duluth and Madison where the teams haven't had success in recent years. Sioux fans have proven time and again in the new REA that when they have good reason to cheer and go wild, they will. That doesn't mean that the atmosphere couldn't stand some improvement, but it does mean that the situation isn't nearly as grim as some continually portray it.

Try to help a guy build up his rep and where does it get me?

I was kinda hoping that particular picture of me wouldn't get out on the Net.

Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees would really rock The Ralph. Well, you can tell by the way I use my walk, I'm a woman's man

I don't know about anyone else, but after the results of this past weekend, I'm breathing a huge sigh of relief that the Sioux won Saturday night.

It was someone who frequents this board. He said he was watching FSN and it was announced that all games except for the Saturday 3rd place game would be televised. That's all I know.

Actually, it was UAA 4, UW 1.

Actually, it was UAA 4, UW 1.

Someone just told me that Fox Sports North has announced that it will show both Friday games, but not the Saturday third place game.

That explains why we had to slip Scott Hennen 5 bucks to try to get the wave going.

I agree. That just stinks.

One more time: I wasn't being serious about the wave! Lighten up, people.

Too many men on the ice penalty on UAA at 15:18. If the Badgers are going to get it going, this is the time.