ScoobyDoo
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
So. Minnesota has more tradition. Wins and losses are irrelevant.
So. Minnesota has more tradition. Wins and losses are irrelevant.
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If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
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Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Not exactly true. Don Lucia has 583 wins, while Doug Woog had 390 (973 wins combined).
Not exactly true. Don Lucia has 583 wins, while Doug Woog had 390 (973 wins combined).
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
I do love the line from a former player... "you learn to be humble when you win."
I do love the line from a former player... "you learn to be humble when you win."
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
True. You typically don't see North Dakota players Jersey popping or celebrating like they won the national championship when they win a regular season game.
Of course, perhaps if we had more tradition we could do those sort of things.
True. You typically don't see North Dakota players Jersey popping or celebrating like they won the national championship when they win a regular season game.
Of course, perhaps if we had more tradition we could do those sort of things.
Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
I don't think that happened to Dubbs when he played on the Bocce Ball Club Team at Purdue.
I don't think that happened to Dubbs when he played on the Bocce Ball Club Team at Purdue.
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
The point I wanted to make is that the reverse is not true. They aren't gracious in defeat.
True. You typically don't see North Dakota players Jersey popping or celebrating like they won the national championship when they win a regular season game.
Of course, perhaps if we had more tradition we could do those sort of things.
The point I wanted to make is that the reverse is not true. They aren't gracious in defeat.
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Hmm...I seem to remember a North Dakota team giving Jerry York a stick salute when he beat North Dakota for his 700th (??) win. What a bunch of A$sholes...
Hmm...I seem to remember a North Dakota team giving Jerry York a stick salute when he beat North Dakota for his 700th (??) win. What a bunch of A$sholes...
ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
UND stole that tradition too.
Hmm...I seem to remember a North Dakota team giving Jerry York a stick salute when he beat North Dakota for his 700th (??) win. What a bunch of A$sholes...
UND stole that tradition too.
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
1. Proves my point more than disproves it.
2. No, Notre Dame used it before.
3. Still an indian head with a lot of similarities. Still a rip off in my book.
5. Something programs most devoid of tradition do.
7. Least in college hockey
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
You're right. Everyone should just shake hands and leave the ice. Wait a minute...
Hmm...I seem to remember a North Dakota team giving Jerry York a stick salute when he beat North Dakota for his 700th (??) win. What a bunch of A$sholes...
You're right. Everyone should just shake hands and leave the ice. Wait a minute...
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
No one said that. Please try to keep up. I fully recognize UND's on ice accomplishments. Accomplishments UND fans should be proud of. However, not a program to necessarily be respected and certainly not one to be envied.
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Blood thought Rau was JDUBBS.You're right. Everyone should just shake hands and leave the ice. Wait a minute...
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Blood is just a typical Minnesotan.
Blood is just a typical Minnesotan.
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Right again. Look at how often that happened all around the country. Wait again...
Blood is just a typical Minnesotan.
Right again. Look at how often that happened all around the country. Wait again...
Fighting Sioux 23
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
So your point is that only Minnesotans retaliate in a handshake line?
Another glowing example of Minnesota hockey tradition.
Right again. Look at how often that happened all around the country. Wait again...
So your point is that only Minnesotans retaliate in a handshake line?
Another glowing example of Minnesota hockey tradition.
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
Exactly. Just one obviously. Which is why he was excommunicated to the vast wasteland to the west. People can't help where they were born, but that doesn't mean they have to stick around if they don't fit in to the tradition and culture.
So your point is that only Minnesotans retaliate in a handshake line?
Another glowing example of Minnesota hockey tradition.
Exactly. Just one obviously. Which is why he was excommunicated to the vast wasteland to the west. People can't help where they were born, but that doesn't mean they have to stick around if they don't fit in to the tradition and culture.
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ScoobyDoo
NPC
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
You're right. I have no respect for 7 NCAA titles. I only respect teams that have 5 or less.
You're right. I have no respect for 7 NCAA titles. I only respect teams that have 5 or less.
JDUBBS1280
MN Hockey Enthusiast
So your point is that only Minnesotans retaliate in a handshake line?
Another glowing example of Minnesota hockey tradition.
And yet, you continue to rip it off because UND is so completely devoid of tradition. Import it, slap a ripped off logo on it, then use ripped off celebrations to celebrate it's accomplishments. That's UND's way.
Dirty
#BanBiddy
Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
1. No it doesn't. Two seperate schools coming up with two different nicknames. Neither one copies the other.
2. No, they didn't.
3. Sort of like Minnesota copying Michigan's M. Or turning Wisconsin's W upside down?
5. Except UND, they can do both. Maybe if Minnesota had as much tradition, they could too!
7. I've told you numerous times stop being silly!
1. No it doesn't. Two seperate schools coming up with two different nicknames. Neither one copies the other.
2. No, they didn't.
3. Sort of like Minnesota copying Michigan's M. Or turning Wisconsin's W upside down?
5. Except UND, they can do both. Maybe if Minnesota had as much tradition, they could too!
7. I've told you numerous times stop being silly!
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Gurtholfin
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Re: If your best players hadn't gone pro, would your team beat BC?
This is a repeat, but I believe it stands the test of time...
Maybe some of our east coast friends didn't get to see it last time.
This is a repeat, but I believe it stands the test of time...
Maybe some of our east coast friends didn't get to see it last time.