GoalieMask

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BWW South is always packed and it will be better now that NCAAs are wrapping up. Bulldog Tap is a good alternative on the southwest side. Tailgators is a fun old-school place too.

You could go on all day...and Kentucky lost the 1997 National title game in college basketball....

1997: After winning title in Milwaukee, Sioux fans tip back St. Pauli Girl. 2011: After winning title in St. Paul, Sioux fans tip back Old Milwaukee. Some things never go out of style!

New Hampshire has a good chance to beat Miami....I just hope they can score at the pace Miami does. Notre Dame's goaltending is suspect. Whoever makes it out of the Northeast will have a tough time in St. Paul. Miami is due for an early exit one of these years. (Now I sit back and watch someone copy this post into a forum on April 10th after somebody like Merrimack wins it all). UM-DULUTH NOTRE DAME (luke-warm pick) NORTH DAKOTA NEBRASKA-OMAHA

WDAZ only or WDAY too?

http://www.740thefan.com/uploads/Derrick%20LaPoint%20March.mp3 Derrick LaPoint on the Fan today at noon. (740 The Fan in Fargo)

Awesome video. Hard not to get choked up, especially if you are a parent and just want the best for your kids. The shot at 4:20 into the video says it all. Pretty impressive that a group of guys would come together and make a huge difference for this family.

As a traditionalist, I really hope we maintain conference affiliation with the long-time rivals we have left. Denver, CC, and hopefully Michigan Tech will remain. The team from HOughton is down currently (and have been for a while) but the Sioux have a long-standing affiliation with them. If Michigan Tech were to jump and go with other schools like Lake Superior State, Western Michigan, and others of the CCHA ilk, I would be bummed. For what it's worth, the MacNaughton Cup might go with them because that may not necessarily beong wo the WCHA, but to the conference that Michigan Tech (the overseer of the Cup) is a current member of.

I think with some different bounces (anyone of Dell's great saves getting past him), the Sioux could have lost on Saturday. Friday's game was a war and that could have gone either way too. Truth be told, I'm thrilled that they were challenged in St. Paul after three weekends of playing some of the lower tiered teams in the WCHA (no offense to Bemidji St.). And they survived! I've heard a lot of people on this board lamenting the fact that UND has something to prove (with BC, loss to Yale, etc). I certainly agree, but let's not forget Denver was the #1 seed last year and got bounced by RIT so they also have some unfinished business of their own. If it's UND-Denver again this weekend I will be up all night on Saturday....the anticipation for that game will leave me nauseous. Very very, excited, hopeful, and confident, but nauseous.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:RPI_Puckman_logo.png AZ Sioux, I was hoping for this logo as you drew up the "weekly matchup" page. I don't care who you are...you gotta have some love for the Puckman logo! This is what we're dealing with as the Sioux take on the Engineers. From Wikipedia: "The official hockey mascot known as The Puckman has always been very popular. The Puckman is an anthropomorphic hockey puck with an engineer's helmet." During the 1970s and 80s, one RPI cheer was: E to the x, dy/dx, E to the x, dx Cosine, secant, tangent, sine 3.14159 Square root, cube root, log of pi Disintegrate them, RPI!

I believe some of the NDSU Football playoff games this past fall were in ESPN Syndication & ESPN 3 and they were picked up locally on TV so it is possible.

Last year it was the Ben Scrivens Tribute Show, hosted by Barry Melrose. I'm interested to see what the talking heads say this year (like it matters).

Assuming Air Force wins its conference tournament tonight, any chance that they may face UND in the 1st round? Or is that pretty much a no since Yale has locked up #1 overall? Sure would be neat to see Lamoureux brothers go head to head.

Is this the new place at Osgood within Hornbacher's?

I'd be interested in this as well. Not for tonight (house party with friends)....but next weekend would be very fun to go out to catch a game.

http://www.uscho.com/bracketology/2011/03/18/number-one-seeds/ ...and in Jason Moy's blog tonight he indicates that if BC gets shipped to West or Midwest it could mean UND goes out east to play New Hampshire, if they end up with a #4 seed.

Now I'm feeling better about things. Nice puck work on that last goal. Pretty stuff.

2-1 CC - Rylan Schwartz

FSN North just said, "the Sioux hope to get Gregoire back before the end of the season". So i hear that as tomorrow (if/when the Sioux play) he probably won't be in the lineup.

Also nice to see the interview with Gino Gasparini in the 1st period. Talking Sioux Legacy.

Anyone else see the shot of Dean Blais in the crowd? Sitting next to him was a little one in the Sioux jersey that he seemed attached too. Classic!

ABSOLUTELY EPIC! DIDN'T EVEN THINK HE'D DRESS THIS WEEKEND LET ALONE SCORE. Welcome back #7!!!

This has been a complaint for a while but I have gotten over it. I feel Sweeney does a good job of often saying how much time is left during the PP.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/196203/ So maybe I'm the only one thinking about this but.....how is that all going to play out? Hakstol is stated all along that his "stance on the logo issue is clear" and left it at that.... but this is taking it to the next level. To be at the vortex of a public campaign (a campaign that your employer is against) is certainly interesting. I know that he, Roebuck, and some other coaches talked about their disappointment when the SBOHE first announced the decision. Anyone else feel there could be some reprimanding from the University as a result?