Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
So they should understand why it is important.
So they should understand why it is important.
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If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
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JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
Thanks. Fixed my post.
REDMEN2002
New member
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
if it weren't for him having already gone to Purdue, I could've sworn that JDUBBS was what, 13 or 14? I could see someone immature posting this crap over and over again. Because he isn't, reading his posts is just plain scary.
if it weren't for him having already gone to Purdue, I could've sworn that JDUBBS was what, 13 or 14? I could see someone immature posting this crap over and over again. Because he isn't, reading his posts is just plain scary.
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
History and tradition are a source of pride, not ridicule. Though I do understand that following a program short on tradition probably has devalued its meaning to you. Which is ok, but don't expect anyone to "envy" a program devoid of tradition.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Exactly. How can one of the four teams that plays for the Beanpot every year have any tradition associated with it?
Exactly. How can one of the four teams that plays for the Beanpot every year have any tradition associated with it?
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Hmmm... must spread before giving reputation...
As petty as it is to neg rep him for sport, that actually does seem like fun.
Hmmm... must spread before giving reputation...
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
Exactly. How can one of the four teams that plays for the Beanpot every year have any tradition associated with it?
They certainly have more tradition than schools like Wisconsin or North Dakota, but that really isn't saying much. Certainly nothing to envy.
Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
See now this just a poor attempt at trolling. No one has more tradition than North Dakota. It's silly to even say or think otherwise.
See now this just a poor attempt at trolling. No one has more tradition than North Dakota. It's silly to even say or think otherwise.
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
They have tradition alright, but none of it is their own. Logo, nickname, everything is ripped off from other institutions. Very little local talent. Even the goal song was ripped off. Sorry, but I think UND has very little tradition of its own.
Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Stop being silly.
Stop being silly.
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
It's a rip off of Notre Dame Fighting Irish. They even use the same interlocking ND. They ripped off the indian head from the Blackhawks. Same with their goal song. BTW - What college program has a goal horn and goal song?? This isn't the NHL. Let your band play. Just my opinion, but UND has little tradition of its own.
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
You're right. A tradition of losing on the big stage. But now that was broken this year by not even making it.
Let's see if I can derail this conversation in a new direction with my own shot. Probably not but why not give it a go?
EDIT: Tweeking the NCAA is quickly becoming a NoDak tradition too.
You're right. A tradition of losing on the big stage. But now that was broken this year by not even making it.
Let's see if I can derail this conversation in a new direction with my own shot. Probably not but why not give it a go?
EDIT: Tweeking the NCAA is quickly becoming a NoDak tradition too.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
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JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
Yep, and I'm the most attractive man in the world. I said so, so it must be true
sterlippo1
Well-known member
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
i think this thread veered off topic...........and gave me a headache
i think this thread veered off topic...........and gave me a headache
Fighting Sioux 23
New member
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
You're not familiar with how Jdubbs works are you?
You're not familiar with how Jdubbs works are you?
Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Stop being silly! But to respond to your silliness.
1. No, it isn't. Notre Dame adopted Fighting Irish in 1927. North Dakota adopted Sioux in 1930. They added Fighting to it in the mid-1960's.
2. No, they don't. They used the interlocking ND before Notre Dame. They also no longer use the same interlocking ND as Notre Dame.
3. No, they don't. The Indian head is quite different from the one the Blackhawks use.
4. Yes, you got one right.
5. North Dakota obviously.
6. Correct, it isn't.
7. More than any other school.
Stop being silly! But to respond to your silliness.
1. No, it isn't. Notre Dame adopted Fighting Irish in 1927. North Dakota adopted Sioux in 1930. They added Fighting to it in the mid-1960's.
2. No, they don't. They used the interlocking ND before Notre Dame. They also no longer use the same interlocking ND as Notre Dame.
3. No, they don't. The Indian head is quite different from the one the Blackhawks use.
4. Yes, you got one right.
5. North Dakota obviously.
6. Correct, it isn't.
7. More than any other school.
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hockeykrazy
New member
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Minnesota wouldn't have beat BC even if their top players hadn't gone pro. Jerry York has more wins than the last 4 Gopher coaches combined.
Minnesota wouldn't have beat BC even if their top players hadn't gone pro. Jerry York has more wins than the last 4 Gopher coaches combined.