MoSiouxFan

Sioux outshot Minn. 15-4 in the 3rd and 26-24 for the game.

Thanks for verbalizing how the great majority of us feel. How pathetic to throw a coach under the bus who, in my mind, did an unbelievable job of getting this team this far this season, deserves the Naitonal Coach of the Year Award, and consistently does a great job every season. I love the character and heart demonstrated by the Fighting Sioux. I love winning as much as anyone (just finished my 23rd season of coaching high school basketball and have won several conference championships) but, honestly, there are more important things in life than winning a national championship in hockey or any other sport, for that matter.

NELSON!!!

Penalty WMU.

Good to have you on board, in your accustomed spot!

Getting tired of nothing but Western Michigan talk on FSN.

It's exciting to see what we have returning/coming up at the skill positions, potentially including the quarterback position. But what really excites me is the experience and depth that we have returning in the offensive line, which should enable the players at the skill positions to effectively do their thing. We could potentially have a fairly high-scoring, if not explosive, offense this season, which, in turn, could keep our defense off the field much more than last season.

Can't get the highlights to work properly for me. They keep flashing on and off as I move the cursor over the highlight screen. Any suggestions?

1-0 Minn. after 1; Sioux being badly outshot so far.

Wouldn't that be a great day for the Aviation Program, instead?

I would think that it would have to be something along that order in order for Coach M. to send a tweet like that.

Practice facility, veilleicht?

Correction: " ...to earn a hard-fought 10-7 triumph over the visiting Fighting Sioux."

Well said.

After finishing with a 12-game winning streak, perhaps the Sioux deserved a little higher seeding. Hopefully, however, this will motivate them to prove that they deserved a higher seeding.

Hey, we've all missed a few over the years. Hope you're wrong on Kristo, though, too, but many are saying the same thing you are.

It's really fun to see how he consistently takes a group of players and molds them into a team/efficient machine over the course of a season.

Hey, we've all eaten our share of it over the years, for one reason or another!

I think the Sioux have made a lot of self-described "experts" eat their words over the years, particularly this season, regardless of how the Sioux do from here on out.

If all the upperclassmen return next year and we get Rodwell, Grimaldi, and O'Donnell back from injuries and the recruits that we think will come in actually come in, there will be an unbelievable logjam for playing time next season. A nice problem to have, but I hate to see any of the warriors from this year's team not get a lot of PT next season. Of course, we could get another repeat of this year, injury-wise, heaven forbid.

Still wondering?

Thanks to Mr. Dell!

Thanks for sharing. Constructive criticism is one thing; an angry, bitter, baseless rant against one of the best college hockey coaches in the nation is quite another. Coach Hakstol's record speaks for itself. There are multitudinous things in life that are more important than winning a national hockey title or a national title in any other sport, for that matter.

What formula did you use for arriving at those percentages?

Can't pull up the highlights from either Fri. or Sat. night vs. Mankato (audio but no video). Anybody else have the same problem?