I think that pre-season expectations raised the bar pretty high. Given the success of "host schools" advancing to the Frozen Four, I think the majority of fans would have said "yes, this team has not only the talent but also a great opportunity to advance."
OK, no problem. You are correct in that given that 169 runs basically right thru the middle of St Peter, that someone wasn't crossing the street at that time of night or had been driving someplace between there and Mankato or the results could have been a lot more disastrous for Mr. Robinson.
Whoa whoa whoa whoa. What exactly are you inferring by your use of the word 'monkey'?
The school I really liked was Carthage College removing a feather from it's "C" and calling themselves the Red Men instead of Redmen and having sensitivity training to ensure that students and faculty know there is NO association with Native American imagery. What a crock.
Just for the record, here was the "old" football helmet.
Clearly, even the the casual fan can see how much more offensive this is than the Florida State Seminoles helmet.
My critique:
Politically correct: Check
Meaningless symbol sure to offend no one: Check
Pointless name such as Sun, Fever, Shock, Heat, Miracle, or Magic: Check
Overall grade: A+
In one of several odd tests conducted by their organization, the New York Islanders observe Phil Kessel as he passes with flying colors the most difficult test of all at the recent NHL combine...the old pouring milk up your nostril and squirting it out your eye trick!
While Madison parties it up, some local Gopher hockey...uh..."boost-ahs" try to...uh..."convince" da latest and greatest hockey recruits in the Twin Cities dat da right ting ta do is...uh..."attend" da University of Minnesota...or else someone could get whacked...if ya catch my drift.
New Boston teammates Zdeno Chara and Phil Kessel try on the latest Reebok "swift" hockey jerseys and new-and-improved concussion-resistant helmets designed by Nike...