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All Things Denver, XXVIII
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du78
Gunning For 10
Re: All Things Denver, XXVIII
I think you have been losing some water weight this past week and a half
I think you have been losing some water weight this past week and a half
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I'm happy to hear how well the recovery is going.
But ugh...I can't shake the regret that he has to go through all of this, due to one ill-advised play that was so unnecessary.
Anyway, staying on a positive note: it's touching to hear how his Dad reacted on seeing his first steps after the surgery. Thanks for the updates, everyone.
I'm happy to hear how well the recovery is going.
But ugh...I can't shake the regret that he has to go through all of this, due to one ill-advised play that was so unnecessary.
Anyway, staying on a positive note: it's touching to hear how his Dad reacted on seeing his first steps after the surgery. Thanks for the updates, everyone.
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Despite a slow offensive start to the season, Bozak seems to be a favorite of the Ontario press, he's interviewed regularly on the Leafs site.
Currently he is the top Leafs forward on the draws at 59.3 per cent, good enough for seventh in the NHL. Remembering his days at DU, he had that talent then.
Despite a slow offensive start to the season, Bozak seems to be a favorite of the Ontario press, he's interviewed regularly on the Leafs site.
Currently he is the top Leafs forward on the draws at 59.3 per cent, good enough for seventh in the NHL. Remembering his days at DU, he had that talent then.
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Yeah, Bozak was always strong on the faceoffs. But he and the rest of the Leafs' first line better pick up their scoring pace, or they won't be on the first line for long!
Yeah, Bozak was always strong on the faceoffs. But he and the rest of the Leafs' first line better pick up their scoring pace, or they won't be on the first line for long!
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Sniff. . .what?
I think you have been losing some water weight this past week and a half
Sniff. . .what?
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I keep doing this too. If only the puck hadn't dribbled off of his stick, if only he didn't look down at it, if only he didn't glance at that player to his left, if only, if only. Like any horrific accident, I try to look for the silver lining. I'm still looking.
Puck Swami
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Re: All Things Denver, XXVIII
Jesse's Doctor and Jesse's Father on video, post surgery:
Warning: Emotional
http://kstp.com/article/stories/s1831535.shtml
Jesse's Doctor and Jesse's Father on video, post surgery:
Warning: Emotional
http://kstp.com/article/stories/s1831535.shtml
JW Tigers
Go CC, go AFA, Go NU!
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I just posted this in the Jesse Martin thread, but thought I would post it here as well. I received a copy of the statement made at World Arena after the DU lineup was introduced at the Saturday night game and I thought I would share it with those DU fans who were not at the game (or like me, who missed part of it because of the cheering).
I just posted this in the Jesse Martin thread, but thought I would post it here as well. I received a copy of the statement made at World Arena after the DU lineup was introduced at the Saturday night game and I thought I would share it with those DU fans who were not at the game (or like me, who missed part of it because of the cheering).
du78
Gunning For 10
du78
Gunning For 10
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ESPN is reporting that DU will leave the Sun Belt Conference (SBC) and join the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). An official announcement is expected today. Hockey, skiing and lacrosse are unaffected by this move. The move is primarily to upgrade the league that men's and women's basketball play in.
Denver Post confirming the story. DU will begin play in the WAC in 2012-13.
ESPN is reporting that DU will leave the Sun Belt Conference (SBC) and join the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). An official announcement is expected today. Hockey, skiing and lacrosse are unaffected by this move. The move is primarily to upgrade the league that men's and women's basketball play in.
Denver Post confirming the story. DU will begin play in the WAC in 2012-13.
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huskyfan
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Puck Swami
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This is a major, major event in the history of DU's sports programs. Having more regionally relevant teams to play is going to help DU both at the gate and on the recruiting trail, and we're also joining a league full of larger public schools that care about having meaningful budgets. This is a major coup for Peg Bradley Doppes and her team, as well as other DU leaders who have been working tirelessly for years in trying to get DU out of the Sun Belt and into a conference where people in Denver have actually heard of the opponents...
This is a major, major event in the history of DU's sports programs. Having more regionally relevant teams to play is going to help DU both at the gate and on the recruiting trail, and we're also joining a league full of larger public schools that care about having meaningful budgets. This is a major coup for Peg Bradley Doppes and her team, as well as other DU leaders who have been working tirelessly for years in trying to get DU out of the Sun Belt and into a conference where people in Denver have actually heard of the opponents...
Puck Swami
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I would not be surprised to see DU continue to schedule UNT in future non-league action as the one school in the Sun Belt that DU had some aspects of a rivalry in men's hoops and women's soccer, although I'm not sure that anyone at UNT would be that excited to play DU. Utah State, New Mexico State and Idaho all have large alumni bases in Denver, and if Montana joins the WAC, they'll have that too, so DU hoops crowds will be bigger for sure. Personally, a winter hoops road trip to Hawaii could be fun, and San Antonio and San Marcos are both nice places to visit.
I would not be surprised to see DU continue to schedule UNT in future non-league action as the one school in the Sun Belt that DU had some aspects of a rivalry in men's hoops and women's soccer, although I'm not sure that anyone at UNT would be that excited to play DU. Utah State, New Mexico State and Idaho all have large alumni bases in Denver, and if Montana joins the WAC, they'll have that too, so DU hoops crowds will be bigger for sure. Personally, a winter hoops road trip to Hawaii could be fun, and San Antonio and San Marcos are both nice places to visit.
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