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Now it is up to the Senate to determine its fate...

Although I love the Sioux nickname, this does nothing but damage the student-athletes at UND.

Myself and 3 friends are trying to plan our trip to St. Paul. We plan on going whether or not the Sioux make it. We have been looking around at various sites and forums but I wanted to turn to the Sioux-nation first. I am hoping someone has tickets this year and won't be able to make it but want to maintain their preference points and sell them at - or near - face value. Please PM me with any responses. Thank you very much. GO SIOUX

They were, so that is understandable. Its more me ranting/venting than anything else.

So I am reading USCHO's most current bracketology and the first thing that jumps out to me is the fact that if the season were to end today, BC would be playing in Manchester (again). I understand one-seeds should be rewarded with as close to home ice as possible. Here is the most updated version West Regional (St. Louis): 13 Miami vs. 4 Denver 12 Dartmouth vs. 5 Merrimack Midwest Regional (Green Bay): 14 Rensselaer vs. 2 North Dakota 10 Michigan vs. 8 Nebraska-Omaha East Regional (Bridgeport): 16 RIT vs. 1 Yale 9 Notre Dame vs. 7 Union Northeast Regional (Manchester): 15 Wisconsin vs. 3 Boston College 11 New Hampshire vs. 6 Minnesota-Duluth Upon further review, BC's good fortunes with home ice in the NCAA tournament is disgusting. (Most likely due to the fact that I am bitter towards BC (as are most of you) because they seem to break my heart every year) 2010: Worcester 2008: Worcester 2007: Manchester 2006: Worcester 2005: Worcester 2004: Manchester Enough of my BC complaining, what are everyone's (incredibly pre-mature) thoughts on the potential bracket?

Just got my student tickets and I must say, 4 tickets at $14/per is an absolute steal for the last game the Fighting Sioux play at REA. Could be a tearful weekend...