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1 hour ago, The Sicatoka said:

Good point, but Grand Forks ain’t Tempe either. 

It’s not…but when UND’s whole experience is predicated on hell week and taking pride in how grueling it is (kids puking, etc), bad things can happen. Unless people know more than I’ve seen, we don’t know the circumstances, precautions taken, or situation at ASU. If this happened in UND’s Ironman would we be screaming for Jax and staffs heads on pikes? Or maybe we’d give some benefit of the doubt until the facts come out..

Eg: This could’ve been a congenital issue or something completely unrelated to the temperature or staff’s handling- that stuff happens. So I’ll be hoping the kid fully recovers and holding judgement and pitchforks until negligence is confirmed. 

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On 8/24/2026 at 11:45 AM, Sweethockey said:

Probably not the right place to ask. Denver game vs UND at Magness. How do you go about getting tickets for that series? My middle son just moved to Westminster and I would like to take him to the game in December. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

They might be "nicer" if you use a Westminster CO address ...

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That's probably not going to help with recruiting.

https://www.collegehockeynews.com/news/2026/08/25_New-Northeastern-Arena-Delayed.php

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Construction on Northeastern's new multi-purpose arena has been delayed until "spring or summer" of 2029, according to an email obtained by The Huntington News. Originally, the facility, which will be the new home for Northeastern hockey, was to open in Fall of 2028.

As a result, Northeastern will be without a home arena for another three seasons instead of two. This upcoming season, Northeastern is playing "home" games at various other nearby venues.

 

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It's free to all.

These companies and groups that do these military style leadership courses/workouts are scams. Athletic departments at schools shouldn't use these and save the money for better things. I've seen countless videos of these courses, and they could care less about safety. 

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I think there needs to be a little nuance to the discussion still at this point to draw any specific conclusions.

 

First off - really hope the kid can pull through and get out of this alive. Just a terrible situation for obviously him, his family, and teammates

 

In general there were likely some mistakes made with this workout but until we know the actual level of difficulty, how all the players were reacting to it, health conditions, etc, its hard to say with certainty IMO to what degree everyone is at fault. I've seen it reported both ways that he collapsed from a heat related illness and also from a cardiac event so that aspect as far as I've seen isn't even certain. (and unfortunately it seems when most of these cardiac events happen it was unknown to anyone involved that the athlete was at risk)

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Matthew Mayich family's attorney is a former deputy AG of Arizona. Yay, now ASU is going to find a way to screw the students again like they did when they closed the Lake Havasu campus. 

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“It’s very clear to me that this is a time when adults have to do the right thing — sometimes the right thing is the hard thing — and from everything I can tell and the leads we have, ASU is not handling this responsibly,” said Rob Carey, the former deputy chief attorney general of Arizona, who added the university “seems to be circling the wagons.”

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“A kid’s life was basically ruined, the family is devastated, and people refuse to accept responsibility,” Carey said.

Last week, Chris Fiscus, vice president of ASU media relations, said the school’s athletic department has heat illness guidelines in place, informed by the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, and institutional guidelines and requirements relating to the engagement of outside entities who interact with student-athletes. Fiscus declined to answer questions about who authorized the Aug. 20 workout and whether any coaches or trainers were present.

Fiscus said last week the review would be led by ASU senior vice president James Rund, who, according to his ASU biography, also serves as the executive vice chair for Sun Devil Sports and filled in as ASU’s interim vice president for Sun Devil Athletics in 2023-24. Rund received his doctorate in education from Arizona State.

Mayich family attorney says ‘ASU is not handling this responsibly’ (it's free)

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9 hours ago, cberkas said:

Matthew Mayich family's attorney is a former deputy AG of Arizona. Yay, now ASU is going to find a way to screw the students again like they did when they closed the Lake Havasu campus. 

Mayich family attorney says ‘ASU is not handling this responsibly’ (it's free)

will be curious to see if ASU tries to railroad Ziesel or the ASU staff and who specifically made the workout (was it Ziesel or did Ziesel give the ATs a list of what he was thinking and they made the workout). Would assume it was Ziesel based on his history, but that's the part we don't have detail on

 

supposedly not the first time Ziesel has led this type of class. They're always cookie-cutter/the same. it really shouldn't be that hard to obtain the demo of it if it is his plan/program. think the joy of it for any athlete these are going to sound pretty similar to things that you did during 2 a days back in the day/typical for summer training, but when you bring in someone outside you expose yourself to issues 

 

seems like a nice way for ASU to fire Powers for cause and get a better coach lol

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2 hours ago, upnorthkid said:

will be curious to see if ASU tries to railroad Ziesel or the ASU staff and who specifically made the workout (was it Ziesel or did Ziesel give the ATs a list of what he was thinking and they made the workout). Would assume it was Ziesel based on his history, but that's the part we don't have detail on

 

supposedly not the first time Ziesel has led this type of class. They're always cookie-cutter/the same. it really shouldn't be that hard to obtain the demo of it if it is his plan/program. think the joy of it for any athlete these are going to sound pretty similar to things that you did during 2 a days back in the day/typical for summer training, but when you bring in someone outside you expose yourself to issues 

 

seems like a nice way for ASU to fire Powers for cause and get a better coach lol

What I find funny is all the people that wanted Powers fired are strangely defending him now 

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