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yep, but that wasn't a long trip, and he was Bobby's boy...and I am not a fan of Bobby. I look at the head coach of UND hockey the same way I look at a young man coming to pick up my daughter for a date...I am going to be very, very judgmental...fair or not

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throw Red Berenson, Bob Johnson, Gino, Jerry York, and anybody else in too

I'm open minded enough to accept that. He could be the greatest guy and Dean Blais, Herb Brooks, Jack Parker and Mother Theresa incarnate as a coach and human. I just have little to no respect for SCSU and Augustana as either hockey programs or institutions of higher learning. Not trying to poke any bears. Just saying. I have no hate for the man, I have respect for what he's accomplished. I just don't really respect those schools.

In the hierarchy of programs that don't belong in the conversation with UND hockey...Nebraska Omaha would be on my list. I get that people are scouring the coaching ranks for talent, but a lot of names that have popped up are with programs that should not be uttered in the same sentence as Fighting Sioux.

Nightingale has done a very good job with that age group. When he was at the program elite guys lit it up....

the interesting part of the hiring committee was the 06-10 chippaz. Let me tell you what they had to say LOL : )

i wonder if Jeffrey Epstein has been involved in any of this...lol...gotta make some light of the craziness that only a fan board for this team can create...of which I am a part...good, bad, sober, drunk and everything in between : )

when you make more than $400k and less than $1.5M...renting a boat is the best option, unless of course you live on the water

please state for the record your name, rank, and current billet

found the letter...I think despite criticisms of performance, that letter solidifies what we all knew of Brad Berry. A genuinely good person and a man who did his absolute best for the program as he saw it. #Fighting Sioux Family

I heard about some letter too...where can this be found?

what am I missing? what did he do to prove this?

There are a ton of dots that are now connecting...oh the intrigue...I wonder if someone ordered a code red?

knowing the people involved with the Englestad foundation, if they are doing something to coincide with the coaching decision, it was in-flight for a very long time, will be highly strategic, and will keep control over the capital to ensure it is operating as they intend.

yep- and the fact that its all in Michigan from a family perspective. Middle brother already at the program. Little brother already on the radar of the program.

Grant Potulny will hoist Stanley before he's done. Great guy, born hockey leader.

Smart guy, passed young. RIP Siouxvolley.

Wow- my bracket is destroyed. I thought the Big10 was better than advertised and then Sparty and Goldy proved me wrong. Trey Augustine, Isaac Howard, and Jimmy Snuggerud will all be professionals in short order.

from an entertainment perspective, I enjoy a 7-6 run and gun, skilled loss more than a 1-0 pack it in and trap win

probably never took the bar exam, perhaps using the JD like an MBA

Jason Herter has a very, very good resume...could the fact that he is still alive in the NCAAs with Western be part of the reason we haven't heard anything?

I don't have someone in mind. I can think of reasons for and against many guys. Nobody is jumping to the front of my mind as the clear and obvious choice that I was hoping for.

It is funny how our biases come through when its all words on an internet screen. I clearly didn't know Raboin- so was not supportive. I do know Chyzyk and have been supportive. As positions about both are brought forward, and some of our minds become more open and biases discarded, it seems like both of those guys are up and comers that should be on a short list...but I can't help thinking that there's somebody we aren't thinking about who is the right guy for right now that could maybe bring in some boy geniuses with passion and groom them to return us to our rightful place of a perennial NCAA national champion conversation