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I can no longer access the Web site for the Grand Forks National Weather Service office. Oops! It just came up.

Here's the view from the live Web cam at the UND med school looking south toward University Avenue and Swanson Hall.

From the University of Arizona Wildcat Online: Point Counterpoint

A. If they left at 9, they'd be driving into the heaviest snow coming into Grand Forks from the south. B. They're not going to beat the second wave of heavy snow now entering southern Minnesota. I don't care which radar you look at, both of those are obvious.

The radar I'm looking at has them driving directly into the heavy snow.

Knowing what already has happened and looking at the radar to see what's headed this way now and what's still to come, I think 16-18 inches of snow in eastern North Dakota is very likely.

Check out this post by SoonersNSioux.

I wonder if our hockey team will even make it. I was surprised that Hakstol was on the radio tonight talking about the bus for St. Cloud leaving tomorrow morning. I wouldn't be surprised if the Interstates were shut down at some point tomorrow.

Yikes! Looks like my snowblower is in for a real workout. I was surprised that Hakstol and the hockey team were still in town tonight. He talked about the bus leaving Thursday morning, but looking at your map, I wonder if that's going to be wise or possible.

From the Green Mill, it's the Fighting Sioux Coaches' Show with UND hockey coach Dave Hakstol and host Tim Hennessy. TH: The weather is looking like less of a problem than it did earlier. DH: We

The season's not over yet, although I'm sure Duncan will be the league regular season scoring leader when Saturday's games are done.

Blake, Panzer and Hrkac are correct. The others are close, but no cigar.

Not to mention the invented-out-of-thin-air right of respect and right of self-portrayal.

A day or two ago, the Rapid City (SD) Journal ran an editorial on the Chief Illiniwek/Fighting Sioux controversy.

On what date did UND last lose a shootout and who did the Sioux lose to? Bonus: In what city was the game held?

That's what he told me.

How many Sioux players have led the WCHA in scoring and who are they?

Spanada was the wine of choice back in my college days.

They might not be as exciting as some music, but they are a special part of the college hockey atmosphere. The UND band belongs at the games.

You are correct, assuming the question was about the first conference game that counted in the WCHA standings.

Ding! Ding! Ding! One of his own guys accidentally high-sticked him.

I will add that officially and legally... That's not my opinion. It's from page 6 of this document and from UND President Charles Kupchella.

Chad Mazurak.

Let's not start this argument over semantics again.

In the famous photo showing Reggie Morelli being hoisted on his teammates' shoulders after scoring the game-winning goal against Michigan State in overtime to give UND its first national championship, how did Morelli get the cut on his nose?