omahasioux1 Posted April 21, 2008 Posted April 21, 2008 You mean the guy that I call RedHack? That would be correct. Quote
Goon Posted April 21, 2008 Posted April 21, 2008 That would be correct. I negative rep him every chance I get. The guy is a classic skippy. Quote
siouxweet Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 I thought our schedule was brutal, I saw UW's there first four series: at bc/unh at denver minnesota at home at und (although they are 4-0-1 in their last five here and it is in the first half of the season and we'll be minus a few studs-oshie, chorney, etc.) Eaves also said that the NCAA might put a rule in that you have to be above .500 to make the tourmey and they they might change the way they schedule if they do that by scheduling a few more cupcakes to make sure they are above .500. Quote
SiouxFanInBoston Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 I'm not sure what Wisconsin was thinking when they made that schedule. They could easily be in the dumpster before they even know what hit them! Regarding a new rule about requiring above .500 records, my take is that if you are going to use the PWR, you should use the PWR. Wisconsin showed last year that they deserved to be in the tournament. Switching back to the Sioux schedule -- along with the Icebreaker which we'll be at for sure next season, we were thinking of going to another Sioux road series instead of making the annual pilgrimage back to the Ralph. Any suggestions on which WCHA road series we'd have the best chance to get tickets? We've always made the trip before Christmas, but this year we were thinking we may want to wait until later ... after the team's warmed up. There's also the GLI, which is after Christmas, too -- so that's a distinct possibility. Is it easy getting St. Cloud tickets (at St. Cloud)? Quote
siouxweet Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 I'm not sure what Wisconsin was thinking when they made that schedule. They could easily be in the dumpster before they even know what hit them! Regarding a new rule about requiring above .500 records, my take is that if you are going to use the PWR, you should use the PWR. Wisconsin showed last year that they deserved to be in the tournament. Switching back to the Sioux schedule -- along with the Icebreaker which we'll be at for sure next season, we were thinking of going to another Sioux road series instead of making the annual pilgrimage back to the Ralph. Any suggestions on which WCHA road series we'd have the best chance to get tickets? We've always made the trip before Christmas, but this year we were thinking we may want to wait until later ... after the team's warmed up. There's also the GLI, which is after Christmas, too -- so that's a distinct possibility. Is it easy getting St. Cloud tickets (at St. Cloud)? it's pretty easy. Quote
Goon Posted May 13, 2008 Posted May 13, 2008 I'm not sure what Wisconsin was thinking when they made that schedule. They could easily be in the dumpster before they even know what hit them! Regarding a new rule about requiring above .500 records, my take is that if you are going to use the PWR, you should use the PWR. Wisconsin showed last year that they deserved to be in the tournament. Switching back to the Sioux schedule -- along with the Icebreaker which we'll be at for sure next season, we were thinking of going to another Sioux road series instead of making the annual pilgrimage back to the Ralph. Any suggestions on which WCHA road series we'd have the best chance to get tickets? We've always made the trip before Christmas, but this year we were thinking we may want to wait until later ... after the team's warmed up. There's also the GLI, which is after Christmas, too -- so that's a distinct possibility. Is it easy getting St. Cloud tickets (at St. Cloud)? I was told the Mankato series was a blast and fun to go to. A couple of my friends went and said it was a blast. Highly recommended. Quote
31-9 Posted June 2, 2008 Posted June 2, 2008 BU released info about the Icebreaker to season ticket holders. For those thinking about coming out, tickets are $57 for the general public. Don't know when they'll be available though. Quote
siouxweet Posted June 2, 2008 Posted June 2, 2008 BU released info about the Icebreaker to season ticket holders. For those thinking about coming out, tickets are $57 for the general public. Don't know when they'll be available though. hopefully it will be televised somehow. being most of us won't be able to make it. Quote
UND85 Posted June 3, 2008 Posted June 3, 2008 I'm not sure what Wisconsin was thinking when they made that schedule. They could easily be in the dumpster before they even know what hit them! Regarding a new rule about requiring above .500 records, my take is that if you are going to use the PWR, you should use the PWR. Wisconsin showed last year that they deserved to be in the tournament. Switching back to the Sioux schedule -- along with the Icebreaker which we'll be at for sure next season, we were thinking of going to another Sioux road series instead of making the annual pilgrimage back to the Ralph. Any suggestions on which WCHA road series we'd have the best chance to get tickets? We've always made the trip before Christmas, but this year we were thinking we may want to wait until later ... after the team's warmed up. There's also the GLI, which is after Christmas, too -- so that's a distinct possibility. Is it easy getting St. Cloud tickets (at St. Cloud)? I went to the SCSU ( I live in St. Cloud), Mankato and UMD series last year and enjoyed them all. Duluth is a nice city and the games this year will be before Thanksgiving . The Mankato series is in Oct. and that would be a good one too. I had friends from Los Angeles that come out each year and from now on they are coming to series that is earlier because you can never know with the weather. Last year I bought up 16 tickets for the SCSU series and will get extras again. Keep my name handy and if you're out then, send me a message. Go Sioux! Quote
Goon Posted June 3, 2008 Posted June 3, 2008 The Mankato series is in Oct. and that would be a good one too. I would love to go to that one as well but I am going to be shooting Malards and Roosters out of the sky. I was hoping that would be during the middle of the winter when nothing is going on. Some friends of mine went last season and said it rocked. They also went to duluth and like the Mankato trip better. I guess in Mankato the serve mixed drinks right there in the arena. Sweeeeettttt. Quote
Siouxmama Posted June 3, 2008 Posted June 3, 2008 Any suggestions on which WCHA road series we'd have the best chance to get tickets? Alaska. Quote
Goon Posted June 6, 2008 Posted June 6, 2008 2009 IIHF World U20 Championship In Ottawa, Canada, December 26, 2008 Quote
Bob in Wisconsin Posted June 7, 2008 Posted June 7, 2008 Chuck Schwartz is reporting in his Badger blog that there may be talks underway for an outdoor game at Camp Randall in Madison between the Badgers and Gophers. Www.noalibisnoregrets.blogspot.com Quote
stickboy1956 Posted June 9, 2008 Posted June 9, 2008 2009 IIHF World U20 Championship In Ottawa, Canada, December 26, 2008 Quote
Goon Posted June 9, 2008 Posted June 9, 2008 ... and don't be surprised if Fienahge is the replacement for Chorney next year. I have seen that written some where as well... Quote
so.cal.sioux Posted June 10, 2008 Posted June 10, 2008 Not sure if anyone has posted this before but this is an amazing tournament to kick the year off in Boston. Boston University 2008-09 Men's Ice Hockey Schedule Terriers to kick off season with IceBreaker at Agganis Arena May 27, 2008 BOSTON - Highlighted by 20 games at Agganis Arena, including the IceBreaker Invitational, the 2008-09 schedule for the Boston University men's ice hockey team has been announced by head coach Jack Parker. Five of the six teams that have made an appearance in the Frozen Four during the last two seasons will visit Boston to take on the Terriers, including Michigan, Michigan State and North Dakota. After a preseason exhibition against New Brunswick on Oct. 5, the Terriers will serve as host for the IceBreaker, the nation's premier season-opening tournament, on Oct. 10-11. BU and Massachusetts will each face North Dakota and Michigan State in the classic-style tournament, with the Terriers facing the Fighting Sioux on the first day before closing out with the Spartans the following night. Quote
OETKB Posted July 3, 2008 Posted July 3, 2008 The new schedule is out on Schlossman's blog: http://www.areavoices.com/undhockey/?blog=29623 And, I've got the whole season's results already. Guess what, UND wins it all! Results Won / Lost / Tied 2008-2009 Schedule Oct. 5 -- MANITOBA (exhibition) 0 1 0 L Oct. 10 -- at Boston University 1 1 0 W Oct. 11 -- at UMass (Ice Breaker) 1 2 0 L Oct. 17 -- at Mankato 2 2 0 W Oct. 18 -- at Mankato 2 3 0 L Oct. 31 -- WISCONSIN 3 3 0 W Nov. 1 -- WISCONSIN 3 4 0 L Nov. 7 -- at Colorado College 4 4 0 W Nov. 8 -- at Colorado College 5 4 0 W Nov. 14 -- ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 6 4 0 W Nov. 15 -- ALASKA-ANCHORAGE 7 4 0 W Nov. 21 -- at Duluth 7 4 1 T Nov. 22 -- at Duluth 8 4 1 W Nov. 28 -- CORNELL 9 4 1 W Nov. 29 -- CORNELL 10 4 1 W Dec. 5 -- at Harvard 11 4 1 W Dec. 6 -- at Harvard 12 4 1 W Dec. 12 -- ST. CLOUD STATE 12 5 1 L Dec. 13 -- ST. CLOUD STATE 12 5 1 Dec. 19 or 20 -- U.S. UNDER-18 TEAM 13 5 1 W Dec. 26-27 -- at Great Lakes Inv. 14 5 1 W Dec. 26-27 -- at Great Lakes Inv. 15 5 1 W Jan. 2 -- at Bemidji State 16 5 1 W Jan. 3 -- BEMIDJI STATE 17 5 1 W Jan. 9 -- MINNESOTA 17 6 1 L Jan. 10 -- MINNESOTA 18 6 1 W Jan. 16 -- at Michigan Tech 19 6 1 W Jan. 17 -- at Michigan Tech 20 6 1 W Jan. 23 -- DENVER 20 7 1 L Jan. 24 -- DENVER 21 7 1 W Jan. 30 -- at St. Cloud 22 7 1 W Jan. 31 -- at St. Cloud 23 7 1 W Feb. 13 -- MANKATO 24 7 1 W Feb. 14 -- MANKATO 24 8 1 L Feb. 20 -- at Anchorage 25 8 1 W Feb. 21 -- at Anchorage 26 8 1 W Feb. 27 -- COLORADO COLLEGE 26 9 1 L Feb. 28 -- COLORADO COLLEGE 27 9 1 W March 6 -- at Wisconsin 27 10 1 L March 7 -- at Wisconsin 28 10 1 W ?? - WCHA Tournament 29 10 1 W ?? - WCHA Tournament 30 10 1 W ?? - NCAA Regionals 31 10 1 W ?? - NCAA Regionals 32 10 1 W ?? - Frozen Four 33 10 1 W ?? - Frozen Four 33 10 1 Overall 18 9 1 WCHA Reg. Season 12 5 0 Home (All year) 21 5 1 Road (All year) Quote
Shawn-O Posted July 3, 2008 Posted July 3, 2008 I'm hearing very strong rumblings that the faceless aliens will be making an appearance during the Wisconsin home series. You heard it here first. Quote
WiSioux Posted July 3, 2008 Posted July 3, 2008 Also interesting to note that the Gopher series falls on the last weekend of winter break.... traditionally those tickets have not been included in student season tickets. Along that line, there also traditionally has not been a "student section" (while there are many students in their section) and therefore alcohol is permitting.... Could make for an interesting series Quote
The Sicatoka Posted July 3, 2008 Posted July 3, 2008 I'm hearing very strong rumblings that the faceless aliens will be making an appearance during the Wisconsin home series. You heard it here first. You mean these folks? --> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10...-Wimbledon.html Quote
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