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Saturday February 11, 2006

3 Peat?

It's been great watching DU Hockey that past couple of years. Ever since we moved back to the "ol' neighborhood", we've had season tickets. They've won the last NCAA Title the last two seasons, and they're making a comeback this year.

Abbie and I went to the game tonight, along with a number of other friends (Julie and Jack stayed home - Jack has a respiratory infection). They're definitely looking good. Let's hope they can keep it together through the playoffs. It looks like I'll be watching a lot of hockey next weekend. ;-)

With 32 points, the Pioneers are one point ahead of No. 1 Minnesota for first place in the WCHA. Those two teams will face each other in Minneapolis next weekend for a two-game series with puck drop for both Friday and Saturday's games scheduled for 6:07 p.m. MST. [Read more...]

Posted in General at Feb 11 2006, 10:52:48 PM MST 1 Comment
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No way, Hockey East is going to represent this year. BC and BU are both looking pretty strong. Speaking of hockey, have you seen Canada's womens Olympic team? Wow.

Posted by Keller on February 13, 2006 at 05:10 PM MST #

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