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New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

Re: New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

Much as I hate to say it, maybe Nodaks should just follow the example of our good neighbors to the east, who fall all over themselves to be associated with the words "Pride on Ice." They consistently underachieve despite having access to what they claim is the best talent pool in the country, and they have fewer titles than their neighbors (has Iowa passed them yet?), and yet they can always be counted upon to lug around this bloated sense of pride, win, lose, or get slaughtered.

So why shouldn't UND strive to be associated with the words "Fight on Ice?" We will fight you in the stands, in the penalty box, in the players' box, on the ice, and in the handshake line. Name the place, we will fight you there. It's a little wordy for a name, but workable. Add to that a logo with a picture of one of the Hanson brothers, and you got yourself a U N god dam D hide-the-women-and-children-cause-here-they-come Fight on Ice.

That or Prairie Rose, which captures our more sensitive side.
 
Re: New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

Slash01 said:
Well now, here we have a quote with true discernment. Hope your tongue was firmly pressing your cheek when you made this comment, Wisko.

How many states are named after Native American groups? Is Wisconsin one of them? Illinois? Indiana? Ohio? Better look it up. Shallow brooks are noisy.
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IMHO Wisko has a valid point. Because there's a flock of others does it make calling out the first one wrong?
 
burd said:
Much as I hate to say it, maybe Nodaks should just follow the example of our good neighbors to the east, who fall all over themselves to be associated with the words "Pride on Ice." They consistently underachieve despite having access to what they claim is the best talent pool in the country, and they have fewer titles than their neighbors (has Iowa passed them yet?), and yet they can always be counted upon to lug around this bloated sense of pride, win, lose, or get slaughtered.

So why shouldn't UND strive to be associated with the words "Fight on Ice?" We will fight you in the stands, in the penalty box, in the players' box, on the ice, and in the handshake line. Name the place, we will fight you there. It's a little wordy for a name, but workable. Add to that a logo with a picture of one of the Hanson brothers, and you got yourself a U N god dam D hide-the-women-and-children-cause-here-they-come Fight on Ice.

That or Prairie Rose, which captures our more sensitive side.
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Hakstols Bridesmaids would be fitting.
 
Re: New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

mother frackers? I like that one. don't know if it was suggested before or not
 
Re: New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

You want hostile and abusive? I'll show you hostile and abusive: The University of North Dakota 7th Cavalry.
 
Re: New UND name to replace Fighting Sioux

How about the Prairie Dogs? Although it kinda sounds like an AHL or minor league baseball name.
 
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