Mark this day in your calendar. Gopher puck comes back from 3-0. Gopher basketball wins in OT over #25 Michigan. Wild beat the #1 team in the NHL.
Safe to say the curse has been lifted. Your welcome.
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Mark this day in your calendar. Gopher puck comes back from 3-0. Gopher basketball wins in OT over #25 Michigan. Wild beat the #1 team in the NHL.
Safe to say the curse has been lifted. Your welcome.
if you had the power to lift the curse what you been waiting for ?
I didn’t have the power, that was poorly worded. I meant the residual affect of the curse is gone.
So, the hockey team played on a Thursday night? Brilliant. No wonder I haven’t followed them much this year.
So, the hockey team played on a Thursday night? Brilliant. No wonder I haven’t followed them much this year.
It seems to consistently follow the Gopher Hockey televised broadcasts in this new Big-10 era requires homework.
Lucia tied Doug Woog for career wins at 390.
I’ll take the Wooger’ any day over Lucia. He got A LOT done and had great success with Mn only kids. Wish that was still true today…
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>belletaine wrote:</div>
Lucia tied Doug Woog for career wins at 390.I’ll take the Wooger’ any day over Lucia. He got A LOT done and had great success with Mn only kids. Wish that was still true today…
Totally agree!
Back then he could do that. And yes it was cool, but he’d have a pretty horrible record today. Too many other colleges in Minnesota have attractive programs now and there are a lot more international players. not to mention the success of the NHL has lead to good players coming from states they never did before.
Ok, I stated the obvious, good for me.
Back then he could do that. And yes it was cool, but he’d have a pretty horrible record today. Too many other colleges in Minnesota have attractive programs now and there are a lot more international players. not to mention the success of the NHL has lead to good players coming from states they never did before.
Ok, I stated the obvious, good for me.
Minnesota is still the Top State for High school Hockey. Currently Minnesota has 8 team in the Top 10 Nationally and all of the Top 3. A college coach could still put together a great team will All Minnesota Kids, if he could land even 5 of the top 10 players from Minnesota each year.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>Dutchboy wrote:</div>
So, the hockey team played on a Thursday night? Brilliant. No wonder I haven’t followed them much this year.It seems to consistently follow the Gopher Hockey televised broadcasts in this new Big-10 era requires homework.
You can say that again.
I hope somebody at the U gets called on the carpet for the revenue assumptions that were made to justify this move to the Big Money—errrr–I mean “Big 10” conference. I would be willing to bet the average viewership for a Gopher Hockey game is half what it was last year if you look at any 10 games.
That sound you just heard was the price of TV commercial airtime crashing. Well, that’s OK. Nothing a little tuition increase won’t fix.
Grouse
Grouse:
The unfortunate part is it probably helped all the universities from the revenue perspective. But it sure hurt the hockey programs of all the hockey schools I bet… I know how we feel as Minnesotans and Wisconsinites, but wonder how the Michiganders are liking the change from CCHA life. Heck I used to be able to watch them more than I can now!!! For those of us that are far away from college hockey arenas and had it good on the TV, not so much anymore!!! The B1G certainly screwed that up BIG time!!!
Mark
give me a pass, its basketball.
Pass granted but “only because it’s basketball”. Better brush up on your baseball (even if it is Marlin baseball) because there will be no free passes there.
The funny thing is I was talking about the victories to a coworker and I was going to say we beat Michigan, but I did watch the very end and I remembered Tom Izzo and caught myself because I know he coaches the Spartens. I followed college basketball back in the 90s and 2000s.
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