CoteauRinkRat

lol Yeah, let's get all of our information from a website that is the main push behind the water park. Council members and private citizen groups have questioned their numbers since they were released. Independent research says the fees will have to be much higher or the city will be bailing it out every year. If it is such a slam dunk and a great idea, how come it barely passed the city council. 2 of the 3 members voting against are on opposite ends of the political spectrum, one being ultra-conservative and the other one is an extreme liberal. That shoots down any questions regarding their political feelings toward the park. Why is it that other groups such as the EDC have come out against the park? There seems to be a lot of opposition out there to such a great and wonderful idea.

The BC vs. UND games aren't listed? lol the ralph's website isn't always on top of their game so it is no shock that they don't have the Shattuck stuff on there.

I talked to some students who have encountered the same kinds of problems before. They don't want to stop going to games, but really don't feel like going out there anymore.

UND cannot play like they have the last two weeks or they will get beat badly. The Bison are not St. Cloud or the Jackrabbits (no offense to either one of those teams). On the other hand, NDSU will need to put together a solid offensive game. The Sioux are not an intimidated Tusculum team.

Irmen is listed on the roster as being from Fargo, so calm down.

The water park sounds like a good deal until one starts looking more closely at the numbers. The price for admission is still not been set in stone. Anywhere from 12 to 18 bucks a person has been thrown out there. Is this something the city really needs to be getting into.

The vocal minority is at it again. This group of anti-name people could hold their yearly meeting in a phone booth.

The one thought I have is..................more parking !!!!!!!

The winner should keep it. I really doubt this is will be the last meeting between the two.

If this is true, it is pretty sad.

Let the trash talking begin. This is obviously a huge game in more ways than one. Could it be the last meeting ever?

wow, what a game. They obviously need to play better to beat the Bison. I don't know how many more games like that the old ticker can handle.

I hope he is okay. Hard to guage the seriousness of such an injury. We will find out more in the coming week.

Just the first game of the season. Gophers always are a strong second half team anyways.

nice article on Stafford. I thought that quote was a bit funny myself.

Roche did play well. Bombardir got absolutely crushed and had trouble getting back to the bench on his wobbly knees, but returned to skate in the game.

I think Sapp would have learned his lesson if Arrington would have kicked his butt while he skipped through the warm up line. Sapp is an idiot.

Just talked to my brother-in-law who lives in Omaha. He said that it is a great facility, but might be a bit big for hockey. I guess a lot of the people feel the same as he does. Their AD said they would rather have empty seats and the new building than the old building. I understand where he is coming from, but will be interesting to see how well the building does. Regardless it is a great facility.

we can call him Patty Roy for short and just pretend.

I hadn't heard anything about this, sounds like it could be something fun to watch.

CB thinks they will have some talented players, especially people who can handle the puck well. Might be a the only game this year where the Parise line doesn't get mugged up and down the ice all game long.

I could not believe they even charged for people that age. I didn't know that until I read the press release.

I just received my issue in the mail today.

It was really good to see Hale out there playing. I hope he can keep playing and his illness will stay away.

I haven't got mine either. Usually subscribers get their issue at the same time, if not before the issue goes on sale. I wonder what is up with that.