smokey the cat

Who cares if it does? Building the Keystone line and letting the Koch Brothers make more money is more important.

If you are referring to the Keystone Pipeline it will do nothing for Americans. Canadian oil transported to the gulf to be turned into diesel and shipped right out to China and India. Don't even start on the jobs aspect since that FauxNews talking point has been debunked time and time again.

100% of Grand Forks was evacuated.

I think this one is going to be really bad. Bad as in worse than the WMU game was.

Bohl, Beck, and another player are riding in a car. Who is driving? The Fargo Police.

More like getting that hemroid or polyps removed.

You consider FCS a big time sport? Well maybe it is in Fargo. The rest of the country? Not.

When you win titles with the big boys, as we have, then impressed we may be. Winning titles like the ones the Ag School has would be like winning an AHL or a PCL title. Triple A titles are not the same as winning in the big leagues.

Wiki says 2004 and 2011. Could just be how they label the years. But USCHO says Blais coached in 2012 so I will go with you on Sandelin coached 2005 and assisted in 2012.

Played in 84 and coached in 2004.

Gord Sherven 83.

He played on the American team I found. I thought he had played and just figured it was for Canada. Being that he was from Canada.

Lee Davidson?

Too much egg nog?

Thanks for the link. A couple of thoughts and tell me if I am off. The one kid from the O said that there were guys that would dominate in college. OK that maybe so. Then though how many college players would dominate in the O? There is what 64 teams in the CHL. Multiply that by 22 and you have around 1400 players. There are what 60-61 D1 teams. So there are roughly the same number of players total. Out of the 1400 CHL guys how many of them will ever see the NHL? Then they either end up banging around the minors forever or play Canadian college hockey. We all know how well Canadian college teams can compete with American college teams. As the article noted there are currently 300 ex-college guys playing in the NHL. How many ex-CHLers are there? Think of how many guys have left college because they could not cut it went to the CHL and never went anywhere. Also think of how many top college players would be welcomed in the CHL with hugs and kisses and would dominate? There I am done. Am I on track with this or not?

Was hring Bubba a good thing?

Does he even have Canadian citizenship anymore? Even if he does would Canadian hockey even consider him a Canadian? How bad would it look if an American college coach came to Canada and took them to the gold? Imagine Don Cherry's comments on that.

You mentioned going from 4-8-12 teams in a playoff. My question for you is there really 8 or 12 teams that would deserve to be in even?

48 days for Boston and 49 for the Yankees. LOL

No room in the inn or manger?

Are they giving a 5 cent discount for cash though?

Do you even know Arch? Good chance I am the only poster here that does. Arch is a business man who would understand you play your best players in the same way you work and pay your best employees. 99.9% of what people hear about Arch is not true. The other .1% is distorted, Remember who gives a lot of money every year to help underwrite the costs of operating the Riverside pool. Underwriting to the tune of $25,000 a year. Not the only money he gives out. Arch took a good company and made it into a great company through a lot of hard work.

I think what the poster was referring to is the acadamy was paying his salary to coach as a volunteer.

It is operated in Minnesota like milk prices are controlled in North Dakota. The reasoning that is used is that the big guys can not undercut the little guys forcing them out of business. Redkneck just google Sam's Club gas and Murphy Oil.

Depending on the location. Sam's does no run the stations. Murphy Oil does. Detroit Lakes has had problems for years because of Murphy Oil selling to cheap. But then Murphy Oil has been fined in Minnesota for selling gas to cheaply.