Craig Lowell

Playing BC means that you will have every HC fan on your side. Not that you wouldn't anyway, but it'll certainly pique the others' interests that much more! Enjoy the wins folks!

One of our favorite chants is "God's on our side" He hasn't been too busy lately, so I told him to give you guys a call.

Congrats Sioux fans!! You guys deserve it.

http://www.telegram.com/apps/pbcs.dll/arti...727/1009/SPORTS Nice article about Tony Quesada's ongoing minor league career, including some updates about other HC hockey alums And it mentions a certain game that people here might recall...

WOOOOOOO! Good luck guys. Beat the crap out of the Eagles!!!!

Well obviously.

Personally I'm hoping Oshie gets the GW. His style impressed me the most of all the Sioux players last year.

Frustration seeping through maybe?...

Great kill!

Touche

Oh I get that you were kidding this time. But that's pretty sad that the jersey pop has moved on to college hockey. Such a bush league move. Almost as much as Kessel holding his hand to his ear.

Please tell me Gopher players don't actually do the jersey pop. God I hate that.

Thanks Sioux-cia! I'll join in on the bowing to you.

Just got home, and I'm looking for a stream (audio or video) of the game? Does anyone know of one? I realize there might be info somewhere in the thread, but I really don't want to search through 10 pages. Thanks in advance!

I understand your logic, and even though I'm obviously not a Sioux fan the way that you and everyone else on this board are, there's a BIG difference between rooting for both the Sioux and the Crusaders as opposed to rooting for the Sioux and the Gophers. UND and UMN are in constant competition with one another, and bitter rivals. From my perspective, that's like someone rooting for both the Rangers and the Devils. When one wins, it's pretty much always bad for the other, except for a few rare situations. HC and UND, on the other hand, are on completely different levels. Except for our two meetings in the NCAAs, I doubt there has ever been a situation where a Holy Cross win would adversely affect the Sioux.