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There was 64 PIM in the Notre Dame-UMD game. There were 24 powerplays in the Denver-Windsor ex. game. I think there was close to that in the UND-Manitoba game. I expect a slow, penalty filled game.

Those lines look pretty good. P.S. Thanks, kr.

I'm sure both Wild Wings in Fargo have CSTV and would show Friday's game.

Here is a good preview of the WCHA from Hockey's Future.

I believe it is $7. There will also be a volleyball game at the Betty and the women's hockey game going on at the same time of the UND-Maine game.

Oh yeah. They forgot to announce Jake Moreland (who aparently is on the team, wearing #5 with no name on the jersey). They announced him as an afterthought about 2 minutes after everybody else was announced.

The Ralph keeps advertising that they are the only place to see Saturday's game.

People will have to help me out, I don't remember everything. -The White team won 5 or 6 to 0. -Rylan Kaip scored. McMahon went into the net a got the puck for him. -Kaip skated with McMahon and Prpich quite a bit. -Zajac and Stafford were kept together most of the night, and both looked good. -Murray, Spirko and Porter were kept together most of the night. -Foyt had the only penalty. It was called by the other ref, who I didn't catch his name. -Radke still looked a little out of place. I will try to remember more, but I'm sure others will help. (schmidtdoggydog, jloos, driscol)

For those that were not at Meet the Sioux, Mike Commodore reffed the scrimmage.

Intersting! 10 points in 6 games so far. It is listed on Heisenberg's site. Andrew Kozek

That is what they are calling "the bar" that is in the Olympic arena. September 27, 2004 Starting this hockey season, there will be a new penalty box at the Ralph Engelstad Arena. The general public will not be allowed in the club lounges that overlook the ice in the upper bowl. Instead REA built a new bar in the arena's Olympic Center. Both club lounges are only open to Fighting Sioux Club members. Previously on the south bar was reserved for Fighting Sioux Club members, while the north lounge was open to ticket holders over the age of 21. According to Jane Sykes, Ralph Engelstad Arena marketing coordinator, the decision to build the new bar was made in order to free up space in the existing bars. The club seat owners felt that the bars were too crowded, Sykes said. She added that the decision to implement this new policy change was made by top-level Fighting Sioux Club members and REA management. Patrons of the Penalty Box will have to watch the game on televisions, but Sykes said the Penalty Box will feature special events during the games to keep fans entertained while they are away from the action. "There will be nightly drink specials and entertainment for the non-club members," Sykes said. New this year are reward cards, which reward frequent drink buyers with free drinks. During games in the Penalty Box, Sykes said REA officials plan on having prize giveaways and drawings. Cheerleaders for the Minnesota Vikings will be on hand to meet Sioux fans and sign autographs Oct. 22 during the game against Minnesota, Sykes said. Sykes added that non-members of the Fighting Sioux Club will still be able to enter the bars at the north and south ends of the arena, but they will have to rely on guest passes that will be available for club members to use. Sykes said the first guest pass will be free for club members, but additional passes are obtainable for a price.

Colby Genoway...on the power play.

Mike Commodore and James Massen were also drafted by NJ. (I am still probably missing some).

I found this while searching through the Minnesota Hockey Journal quick facts. UND's Tyler Palmiscno is playing for the Heerenveen Flyers in the Netherlands this season.

USCHO Rankings. USCHO.com Division I Men's Preseason Poll September 27, 2004 Team (First Place) Record Pts Last Week 1 Michigan (17) 27-14-2 541 7 2 Maine (9) 33-8-3 493 1 3 Boston College (2) 29-9-4 488 4 4 Minnesota-Duluth (4) 28-13-4 447 5 5 North Dakota (2) 30-8-3 413 2 6 Minnesota 27-14-3 331 3 7 Denver (4) 27-12-5 302 8 8 Wisconsin (1) 22-13-8 276 11 9 Michigan State 24-16-2 262 12 10 New Hampshire (1) 20-15-6 218 10 11 Dartmouth 14-11-9 196 NR 12 Ohio State 26-16-0 169 6 13 Cornell 16-10-6 154 NR 14 Colorado College 20-16-3 149 14 15 Miami 23-14-4 88 9 Others Receiving Votes: Mass.-Lowell 58, Boston University 47, Colgate 35, Northern Michigan 29, Notre Dame 27, Harvard 25, Massachusetts 21, Brown 10, Holy Cross 5, St. Cloud State 5, Clarkson 4, Niagara 4, USCHO

USA Today/USA Hockey Coaches Poll USA Today/USA Hockey Magazine Men's College Hockey Poll - September 27, 2004 No. Team Total points (1st-place votes in parentheses) 2003-04 Record Season-ending ranking 1. Boston College 449 (9) 29-9-4 3 2. Michigan 441 (16) 27-14-2 7 3. North Dakota 379 (1) 30-8-3 5 4. Maine 374 33-8-3 2 5. Minnesota-Duluth 348 28-13-4 4 6. Wisconsin 289 (2) 22-13-8 8 7. Denver 280 (4) 27-12-5 1 8. Minnesota 260 27-14-3 6 9. Michigan State 240 20-16-3 14 10. New Hampshire 197 20-15-6 11 11. Dartmouth 172 14-11-9 NR 12. Colorado College 108 20-16-3 15 13. Ohio State 107 26-16-0 9 14. Cornell 104 16-10-6 NR 15. Massachusetts-Lowell 76 10-23-7 NR __________________

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I shouldn't even waste time by replying to this thread too, but here goes. My guess is Brandt, Parise and/or Lamoureaux will start at goalie. As for golie, that one is still up in the air.

Who will start the same thread twice?