Siouxperfan7

How many times are these refs gonna mid obvious holding calls!!

Been an ugly game. Need a couple first downs here. Come on boys!!

Do we have any pass plays under 20 yards?!!

2 guys come untouched to block the kick. How do you snap the ball looking at that formation? Call a damn timeout and figure it out!! They need to leave Kostich in Idaho!!

2 guys come untouched to block the kick. How do you snap the ball looking at that formation? Call a damn timeout and figure it out!! They need to leave Kostich in Idaho!!

Can’t decide which is worse. The refs of the announcers!!

Pass rush today has been great!!

This color guy really is awful. Needs to fresh up on the rules of football!!

0% Chance Leach is our kicker next year. Ugh!! Gonna cost us a game one day. Hopefully that day isn’t today.

Stick to the run!!!

I think getting UND getting 100% of the profit will help alleviate the headache!!

Actually, given the friction between Kennedy and KEM, I would bet that the REA gets turned over before 2030 given that the relationship is so toxic. KEM may want to just be done with UND and the REA all together!!

I guess we will see how new Aviation buildings, The new Med School, Gorecki, and the HPC do over the next decade.

11348 people attended the game in Madison Square Garden. Some were BC fans, but not a lot. So lets conservatively say there were 10,000 UND fans there. Given the success of that game as well as the high demand of the Vegas game, It's not too crazy to think that the next destination game in Nashville will surpass the New York game. Remember, fans were given like a week (with the presale) to buy tickets. When they were out, that was it. The game in Nashville will sell likely 8,000-10,000 tickets in the first week!! Then fans will have over a year to decide it they want to go. It's really simple. More fans will have the opportunity to go, so more fans will go. I also think that you underestimate the number of Penn St fans that will make the trip. There are more Penn St Alum that you think. Sure they are new to the D1 hockey world, but if I was a Penn St. fan, I would think it was pretty cool that the biggest hockey program in college asked my team to play a game this big. I could see 2000-3000 Penn St fans making the trip.

We don't really have a choice. 2030 UND takes over. I don't know why everyone thinks the REA is going to go to hell once UND takes control. Zero eveidence that is going to happen.

It's going to be Penn St. Unless they back out, which I don't see any reason they would, that will be the opponent. The only reason it hasn't been officially announced is becuase they are just finalizing the details. Biggest one being the date.

Where do you think she gets it from? Remember, Ralph demanded that Baker and Wanless be fired before he donated the money for the arena.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/hockey/4522883-watch-interview-kris-engelstad-mcgarry "We don't have a relationship with UND. As long as that the current President is sitting there. And he is very aware of that. We still support the students, we support scholarships, we support the hockey program. But until there is a change of governance at the University, we won't be supporting them." - Kris Engelstad McGarry So will she support the University or not? Her statement is contradicting.

Let me clarify, there will be much more interest in the Nashville game because the ability to get tickets is greater. If you want to get tickets to the game and go, you likely will.

Well, Bridgestone Arena currently seats 17,113 for hockey. I would guess that there will be multiple seating price options. So given those reasons, I would say more people would be interested in going to this even over Vegas. 10,000 will probably be the number of tickets sold in the first week they are on sale!!!

Also, the games aren't sold old. Call the Ralph and pick it up at willcall.

He should be introduced and then come out of the penalty box!! Only fitting!

I get that the Vegas game was more than just the game for people. Lots to do in Vegas. But it was sold out 20 months prior to the game and it sold out quickly. There are many people who missed out on the Vegas game who heard stories of all the UND fans around town, of the awesome pre party outside the arena, and the unbelievable atmosphere at the game. There are many people who missed out on Vegas that are itching to be a part of a destination game. Nashville isn't just a town with a couple country bars and the Opry anymore. It's becoming a go to tourist destination of its own. Through the allure of being able to play in a 17000+ NHL arena and being a part of packing that place out, I think you are going to get a lot of fans there. I don't care who we are playing. Doesn't matter. The Nashville game will sell out.

Based on the ice conditions and delays that occurred that day, I don't think you have anything to worry about!!