fightingsioux4life

I used to push the panic button in October all the time. I ended up looking foolish in March.

Are you going to start with your "B1G rules the world" malarkey again? We've done very well in recruiting recently and we have some talented freshmen and sophomores on the team now. Put the Jump to Conclusions mat away, please.

I figured people would be pulling this out of the closet after one bump in the road: Three games is too small of a sample size to start talking about coaching changes.

Shooting into the logo isn't going to work.

Blake is going to see that open net he missed on a rebound in the first period in his dreams tonight.

The point is that sitting on any lead can bite you in the a$$.

Good thing it's October.

This blows.

How did that work for them in April?

I predicted a split before this weekend. I think that is what will happen.

St. Thomas put four goals on the board last Friday. So it is possible to score on them.

Looks like goaltending will be all right this season.

Shots are more even vs. last year's games in Minneapolis. Just no energy in the second.

There needs to be something to cheer about first.

That $#@& breakaway goal will be our Waterloo tonight.

Ice starting to tilt against us. I don't like how this is unfolding.

Two evenly matched teams. Good early season hockey so far.

The PWR looks large in March.

Care to elaborate?

Heck yeah! The young guys will definitely notice a different feel and intensity to the games this weekend. How they handle it will help determine whether or not we are successful. GO SIOUX!!! GOPHERS SUCK!!!

Agreed. Honestly, I hope the student-athletes just stay off of these forums entirely. It is for fans to celebrate and/or vent frustrations. It is better if they just focus on what their coaches and teammates think.

Yeah, doesn't Pinto realize that the rivalry died after the 2013 WCHA Final Five?

Thanks. But it won't mean as much if we don't follow it up this weekend at UNI.

I don't know, I was asking @Sioux>Bison what he would have in mind.

You realize that would involve having only one four year University? So how would that be resolved between UND and NDSU? Or are you suggesting shutting down every school not located in Fargo or Grand Forks?