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Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

You MUST have been cold and the person that bought the tickets even colder, there were no separate tickets, one ticket for both.
I bought my tickets from a guy who wanted to buy two tickets from a guy who had four and refused to sell them except as a block. He paid $20 bucks for them and I gave him $10 for two.
Yes, it was cold but that didn’t stop drunk guys from standing shirtless to watch the game. Those aluminum seats were brutal, since most people stood, even people with blankets or other forms of insulation had to stand.
Sweet Caroline ….
This is the only men’s game I’ve witnessed since boycotting the men’s game and their outrageous season ticket scheme since 2010. I said back then it will be a cold day in hell before I go to another of their games. It was.

This might be the first time you have ever read this on here. You are correct! They were extra large tickets with the women's game listed on the left and the men's game on the right. I still have them. I thought we had gotten two sets of tickets with our two season ticket packages. Normally when the women play an early game and the men later we would give the men's tickets away. Last year was the first year in 30 years that I or previously my brother did not purchase the men's season tickets for some of the reasons you wrote, but mostly because my wife and I are old and we enjoy the women's games more than the men's.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Gophers release their regular season schedule. After an exhibition game against the Minnesota Whitecaps they'll host Colgate on September 27th & 28th in what should be a very competitive and entertaining series.

https://gophersports.com/schedule.aspx?path=whockey
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Olivia sounds great; I look forward to seeing her play.

Just one quick piece of advice from a neutral observer: She may want to reconsider her "Favorite Animal" Choice. ;)

Here I thought she was going to say "Badger". At least she didn't say gopher, that would have been embarrassing. No one's favorite animal is a gopher, unless the gopher is one's dinner.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Here I thought she was going to say "Badger". At least she didn't say gopher, that would have been embarrassing. No one's favorite animal is a gopher, unless the gopher is one's dinner.

Actually, the UM mascot is a 13-lined ground squirrel, so enjoying a gopher or two with fava beans and a fine chianti is no insult to a Minnesota fan.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

No one's favorite animal is a gopher, unless the gopher is one's dinner.

people in other areas of the country are probably surprised gophers are on your dinner table
for those not familiar with cheeseheads, they the hillbillies of the Midwest
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Related to the post in the Penn State thread...

Congratulations to the 5 Gopher Women's hockey players who were named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars for the 2018-19 academic year. (Nicole Schammel with a 4.0 GPA)

https://gophersports.com/news/2019/7/9/athletics-gophers-earn-94-big-ten-distinguished-scholar-honors.aspx?path=general

Emily Brown (Mechanical Engineering)
Tianna Gunderson (Special Education)
Patti Marshall (Psychology)
Nicole Schammel (Sport Management M.Ed.)
Taylor Wente (Undeclared)
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Actually, the UM mascot is a 13-lined ground squirrel, so enjoying a gopher or two with fava beans and a fine chianti is no insult to a Minnesota fan.

Hmmm, seems like Goldie has an identity crisis then. Squirrels have a lot more meat on them than gophers.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

enjoy it now Tim
you are going to eat crow soon
like the last nine years

Shirley you don't know Watt are you talking about. I think some of the next 6 years have a high probability of being crowless, though crow is also tasty with the 11 seasonings and spices. I'll take 3 out of the next 6 and be very happy.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Shirley you don't know Watt are you talking about. I think some of the next 6 years have a high probability of being crowless, though crow is also tasty with the 11 seasonings and spices. I'll take 3 out of the next 6 and be very happy.

Hopefully Badgers don't turn it into the WCH.. EH! I heard Canadian Chicken tastes a bit more transferred during the shipping process.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

... crow is also tasty with the 11 seasonings and spices. I'll take 3 out of the next 6 and be very happy.

I bet you will, but eating 3 and letting your family fight over the remaining 3, isn't that kind of gluttonous??
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Hmmm, seems like Goldie has an identity crisis then.
Supposedly, whoever created Goldy used a chipmunk instead of a gopher as a model. Personally, I'm okay with that, as gophers aren't much to look at.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

Supposedly, whoever created Goldy used a chipmunk instead of a gopher as a model. Personally, I'm okay with that, as gophers aren't much to look at.

We will expect Tim to refer to the Gophers in the future as marmots, not rodents.
 
Re: Minnesota Gophers 2019 Offseason -- a respite from the red menace

"Minnesota led the Big Ten for the fourth-straight year with Academic All-Americans and once again finished as one of the most decorated schools in the nation. The Gophers finished third nationally in Academic All-Americans."

(Congrats to Nicole Schammel for helping to make this possible!)

https://www.postbulletin.com/sports...cle_99d54c38-a738-11e9-a9ea-0f2b6738ad6c.html
 
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