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I don't think he will ever play one either.

School was important to Jost and his mom too... just sayin

IMO Underrated play of the game was Kawaguchi's pass to Poolman to set up the GWG, talk about vision

Talk about some blue blood hockey schools that team is stacked with

Hockey in general is a regional sport, I don't get the surprise that a game that is played on frozen water is less popular that one that can be played anywhere in the world at any time with just a football. Anyone can step outside and play catch with a football, but you can't go outside and have a skate or shoot on a net unless you live in northern states and have means to afford expensive skates, sticks, etc. and have outdoor rinks or have access to limited ice time in southern states. I don't see it as a bad thing, it's just different. That being said, does anyone have access to the viewer numbers for the UND v BC game at MSG? I'd be curious to see how it did.

Agreed, I'm not complaining about being able to watch it on Midco but this is a missed opportunity for CBS Sports and college hockey in general to show off an amazing atmosphere by 2 storied rivals. I remember watching the game vs BC at MSG multiple times on replay despite having gone to the game. The production quality and atmosphere came across really well on a national broadcast.

$310, so your original $100 investment and a $210 profit. It opened at +250, crazy for a hockey game and college nonetheless where any team can win any given night.

Awesome story, thanks for sharing!

It's awesome

UND 12 Minnesota 1(but only because it hit off a dmans skate)

As I said, Vegas intoxication can warp the memory and Harrah's and the Linq are not very dissimilar. My point stands that Hash House A Go Go has no association with Imperial Palace. The Engelstad family does not own The Linq. You're choosing a weird hill to die on, need a cookie or something?

As a UND fan, I'm embarrassed that I did not know this.

1. Ralph built The Linq? That place is nothing close to what Imperial Palace was. A quarter of a billion dollar renovation will do that. The restaurant and Ralph's casino never co-existed. Kinda embarrassed you didn't know that. 2. In Vegas, casinos tend to blend together especially the mid level ones like Harrahs, Paris, NYNY, Linq especially after all day drinking.

Used to be $1 but that ended sometime around end of last year. Used to grab at least 2 every time I walked by.

If by "Vegas" you mean Spearmint and Sapphire, I'm sure he'd be more than capable.

Awesome time, did it for a friend's bachelor party a couple years back. The views are great and we were feeling pretty dang good once we were done!

Sounds familiar, I thought I was starving and ordered chicken and waffles. Ate maybe 1/2 of the meal and was about to fall asleep at the table. You won't leave hungry!

Here's a few off the top of my head: - The High Roller enclosed ferris wheel w/ open bar at The Linq for great views of the strip - Top Golf behind MGM, fun even if you're not a big golfer - Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens - Secret Pizza in Cosomopolitan for drunk food - Hash House a Go Go in Harrah's for Breakfast/Brunch - Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood for awesome cheap sandwiches - If you're into clubs with EDM or hip hop, a ton of big names that weekend. Lil Wayne at Drais, Steve Aoki at Jewel, Martin Garrix at Omnia(personal favorite)

Must have learned from Boeser

Anyone know what 'club level' tickets get you?

That wouldn't be a very good business model. Stubhub - "Pay us for the convenience of tickets on the secondary market... or don't, either way's fine"

680ish I believe, crazy high especially considering the airline

This is some fantastic perspective on last year. The margin was razor thin on being national title contenders and not making the tournament.

Got mine too, everyone on the wagon!