Re: 2019 Frozen Four: NCHC vs. Hockey East
ESPN has to, to get the bouncyball and football contracts.
ESPN has to, to get the bouncyball and football contracts.
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2019 Frozen Four: NCHC vs. Hockey East
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Exactly. If the NCAA didn't make them carry these games they would probably be on regional sports networks.
The “bluebloods” are Michigan, UND, DU, Minnesota, Wisconsin, BC and BU.. Pretty easy.
Fighting Sioux 23
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When did they become blue bloods?
That is indeed the answer. It’s the better anthem anyway, so I enjoyed hearing it.
. A clinic of a first period by UMD.
I’m really enjoying Colby’s work between the glass these last three games. Good for him.
It’s based upon what others have done at that point. Huge difference between 5 championships and 20+ appearances and 3 championships and a dozen appearances.
Fighting Sioux 23
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If you could just give me the years they became blue bloods:
Michigan:
North Dakota:
Denver:
Minnesota:
Wisconsin:
BC:
BU:
Exactly. Since the Sabres were born in 1970, they play the Canadian and U.S. anthem before every game. It’s a border city and have many Southern Ontario fans in attendance.
The only American city to play Oh Canada before every game.
Fighting Sioux 23
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I appreciate you answering the question posed. And, I dont necessarily completely disagree with you. But what separated Minnesota and Michigan Tech as of 1979?
Primarily I think it was Minnesota’s three titles in a or 5 years, and a little hindsight as to the dominance they would demonstrate over the next two decades.
Fighting Sioux 23
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As of 1979, Tech had as many titles (3), more title appearances (7), more frozen fours (9), more NCAA tournament appearances (9), more conference regular season titles (6), and more conference tournament titles (8).
Arm got up. Hmmm I wonder if the don’t like him getting his elbow up. He snapped his neck a bit.
Seemed more like a push.
As of ‘79 you couyhave argued that Tech was a blue blood, but not today.
Fighting Sioux 23
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So you agree that a program could be a blue blood, but can subsequently lose that status?