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Why they don't need to. They have enough games they can play without getting into these matchups.

Lets hope this is not true.

IF am not mistaken don't the students get tickets in the upper deck at center ice? If I am not mistaken those seats were empty a lot last season? Just wondering.

Just saw this and thought it was interesting. I guess Moreland is not going to be playing for UND or any other college.

Nice to see some more Canadians coming to UND. I love it. I love it when we pound the Gophers with a team loaded with Canucks, then the idiots come out of the wood work spouting off about how we have a team loaded with 25 year old Canadians.

The mighty have fallen UNA has lost two games in a row. I suppose the UNA fans will be having kittens now?

Stein was really on the ref after they blew the Pass interference. Sounds like these officials need a day on the beach.

Talk about running up the score.

Just drink more beer and you will get into the mood.

Apparently all of the speculation turned out to be true about the GM of REA leaving.

Those things were hidious. What next bell bottoms?

Good for the governator. Its a big decision. I suppose the 9th Circus (a Kangaroo Court in California) will have something to say about this.

That was something I was not aware of I remembe them coming here and playing a night game a few years back. They seemed to have a decent team. Too bad for New Haven.

No Moron we know where NDSUCK and GVSU, GVSU is in Michigan. Have fun with your DEEE one football. Wow. Thats exciting.

As far as NDSuck, been there done that. They left the NCC so its time for them to move on and play their great competition. I bet its the only way they can beat UND if they have more 20 plus more scholarships.

GVSU

Thunder the Bleacher Creature. That thing was a hideous costume. I think they ought to bring it out.

Thats the one. Did I also mention that it is almost Ducktober?

I'm an old married third year law student who sits next to his wife who dissaproves of watching the trashy looking 18 yr old coeds.

If I was a young single college guy I would be too upset with that.

Seems like these two could pick up the slack for some of the talent we lost.

It will be interesting to see if he actually gets any playing time at the Q this season.

The reality is that UND is a big business, so is REA. In other words it cost money to run a college and their various department. You can't expect the citizery (tax payers like me and other) to just pick up the bill in the form of higher taxes, I am paying too much the way it is right now. Thats whey they charge fees and tuition.

I swear some of you guys are over whinning about UND on http://www.UND-fraud.com. talking about how evil and repressive UND is and how the Administration does care about anything but money and it doesn't give people due process. I mean really UND isn't that bad and it doesn't owe you anything. Welcome to the real world. Also you guys are not the losers Vivian Nelson or Glenda Miskin are.

Its not looking good. (AP) Bob Goodenow, president of the NHL Players Association, listens to a question at a news conference... Stop the Puck! NHL Locks Out Players Sep 15, 7:05 PM (ET) Email this Story By RONALD BLUM NEW YORK (AP) - The National Hockey League is locking out its players starting Thursday, threatening to keep the sport off the ice for the entire 2004-05 season and perhaps beyond in an effort by management to gain massive change in the sport's economic structure. After the long-expected decision was approved unanimously Wednesday by NHL owners, commissioner Gary Bettman repeatedly belittled the union's bargaining position, talked about the possibility the confrontation could extend into the 2005-06 season and said the conflict has jeopardized the NHL's participation in the 2006 Winter Olympics. "If there's enough time to play some games, we'll do it," he said of this season, "and if there's not, we won't." Bettman called it a "bleak day," claimed teams had combined to lose more than $1.8 billion over 10 years and cited bankruptcy filings by teams in Buffalo, Los Angeles, Ottawa and Pittsburgh. He said management will not agree to a labor deal that doesn't include a defined relationship between revenue and salaries. "Until he gets off the salary-cap issue, there's not a chance for us to get an agreement," union head Bob Goodenow said in Toronto, adding that players "are not prepared to entertain a salary cap in any way, shape, measure or form." Far apart on both philosophy and finances, the side haven't bargained since last Thursday and say they are entrenched for the long run, echoing words of baseball players and owners at the start of their disastrous 7