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When Hastings went to Mankato he forced a few players off the team “telling them they were not his types of players”. One ended up finishing his career at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire.

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My feeling is how quickly we get the defense mirroring what we expect in UND defending.

Being in Tucson I would love U of A to start a Division 1 hockey program. More chances to catch the Sioux for some live in-person games.

May have to do if Arron Rodgers has a Lisfranc injury or something like that which could keep him out for up to two months.

Maybe a Hawksignal. With burning green eyes. Tech could likely do it. If not, have submissions from students.

I am guessing the goal was to put second team in and give them experience at shutting the opponent down. Well they got experience and we got a very interesting later half fourth quarter game.

What about Lindenwood and Bemidji State.

This video is a nice touch to start the season.

Yes a real Can-Do player for North Dakota Sioux and the Minnesota Vikings (and some team wearing John Deere colors).

This person, Destinee Oberg, should be a good addition to the basketball team. Congratulations and welcome to UND.

Kubler-Ross “oh good grief”! I love the reference. If they lose this player, Minnesota will not need to seek specialized care to put a quality team on the ice.

Nice find.

Lowest team sits

Would have had U of Arizona join also.

Summer school for incoming freshmen is a great way to settle into campus life.

Sometimes things are done wrong. This young player has the skill to leave a mark on UND hockey history.

Any idea of who will get our attention immediately from the freshman class? I am looking for immediate break through for at least two freshman defensemen. There are a few teams early in the schedule that will require maturity at defense.

What about adding Steve Myhra? The following is from Wikipedia… Myhra is known for kicking the game-tying field goal for the Baltimore Colts with seven seconds to go in the fourth quarter of the 1958 NFL Championship Game. His field goal pushed the game into overtime, marking the first occasion in professional football history that any game had moved into an extra period. The game was eventually won by the Colts on a touchdown by Alan Ameche, and has since become referred to as "The Greatest Game Ever Played".

That was a nice comment.

I can not believe I am saying this but go Vegas.

Being in a coaches doghouse for half the season.

This looks like a fun year.

Having lived a quarter of century in Wisconsin. Maybe Eau Claire, Stout, or River Falls could give UW a good game.