NoiseInsideMyHead

If the Peay PP's PPG were better than UND's, I would be so pissed.

On the topic of banners and participation trophies, this should stir the pot.

Word is that the Canad water park is a big hit on the campus visit weekends, and that the new memorial union will include a Chuck E Cheese. Delta adding staff to deal with the influx of unaccompanied minors flying to GFK.

I've always wondered...what if the gold rush came 20 years later?

Self-inflicted damage for the Bruins.

Banner-shaming should not be a thing. Banners help acclimate new fans - and new residents - to the team/franchise/program, and they help to tell a story, and history. Banners offer something to look at when your seat-mate has bad breath, or bores you with the same story for the 100th time. Banners are good business for local designers and seamstresses. If I'm not mistaken, REA actually has a PERMANENT banner-raising apparatus installed at one end of the rink. If things don't turn around quickly, that alone may get UND mocked. (Not to mention the chain and gears will rust up.)

Capitals got FEMA'd. "The response and recovery effort probably has never been seen for something like this," President Trump said. "This is an arena filled with frozen water, big frozen water, frozen ocean water."

Would a cap on post-facto escalation work? For instance, if a minor is called, it can be upgraded to a major on review. If no penalty is called spontaneously, only a minor can be assessed? It seems a lot of the angst last night is that we went from a no-call situation where play was allowed to continue over and around the clearly injured player, to a 5 minute major and a DQ, ostensibly ONLY after the extent of the injury was clearer. Yet, the explanation felt lacking. Separately...assuming the officials last night were persuaded by one or both linesmen (which I understand to be permissible), does it make sense to empower linesmen to make certain calls? This might eliminate those situations where enhanced penalties seem to come out of nowhere.

Knights got Zebra'd.

Sorry, but the NHL loses some credibility tonight with that BS major call. Refs absolutely took over the game.

"...steal hubcaps off a moving car..." Hadn't heard that one before. That's awesome.

But enough about the Leafs.

That moment when you see yourself in the team's new jersey on the Jumbotron and decide that hanging up the skates might not be the worst idea.

Camera angles in Dallas are atrocious. Entire sequences along the near boards are all but hidden from view.

Harsh no-goal call there keeps Carolina on top. Must have been the old, "intent-to-blow" call. Now a probable dagger. Caps down 4-2.

Disruption? Desperation? Near as I recall, during its successful run UND never took commits from 8th and 9th graders. And fans on here would mock and ridicule schools that did.

And the shorty.

Refs swallowed the whistles, for sure. I think Vegas was offsides on a couple of possessions late.

Agreed. That OT was intense.

Everybody should just make out checks to “Mafia Man” and put “fleece” on the memo line. Shaky handwriting all around. Let him explain that to the bank. And the FBI.

It'd be nice if men's hockey came back.

Nominee for post of the year.

Need to start saving up money to buy that curtain for the upper bowl.

Of course, we'll want to induce labor prematurely, so as to minimize their time in the box.

Interesting thought. You know...fertility drugs could greatly increase the chance of multiples.