fitz152

I think things are going to be quiet at Michigan for a couple of years to come. It's been a great run of talent, but things are should quiet down next year. BTW...did anyone see Jack Johnson get laid out last night?

Now Ala-Huntsville would be tough!

LOL!!! Welcome to my world brother. No hockey absoutely sucks! As far as the snow....I know it's sick, but I miss it. I loved the winters in Michigan and the summers were great. Kentucky summers are the worst!

One could only wish. This community isn't ready for hockey. They have a great youth program here, but that's about it. There's almost a sick parinoia when it comes to hockey. I can't tell you how many times I hear..."this is a basketball town" or "no one watches hockey". My daughter went through a youth camp about three years ago that was run by the University of Louisville club team and they did a great job with it. The Florida Panthers brought their AAA team in hear for a bit, but left because no one would go to their games. Bob Valvano does a local show here on 790wkrd. I filled in one day and talked with Fred Pletsch (FSN Detroit - College Hockey Analyst) and to my surprise that interview prompted calls from local college hockey fans....a lot of Bowling Green fans. Regardless, I will keep pressing on to promote this great sport this "basketball" state.

As a Michigan fan I just wanted to take a few minutes and tell all Sioux fans congratulations on your trip to the Frozen Four. I live in Louisville, Kentucky (but born and raised in the great State of Michigan), so you can imagine college hockey talk is scarce to say the least, and if I hear one more Billy Donovan rumor I am going to stick a hot fork in my eye! I also host a college football show on 790WKRD. When football is done, I turn my attention to college hockey! The WCHA again proved that it is arguably the best conference in college hockey. North Dakota and Minnesota didn't let us down in the West final! Thanks for a great game!! I also host a weekly college hockey podcast at 790wkrd.com. I had a chance to sit down with CSTV's Dave Starman and we broke down the Frozen Four and looked back at 2006-2007. I invite you to listen to the podcast here and discuss. Again, congratulations to the Sioux and best of luck at the Frozen Four!