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Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Despite what many of us view as a disappointing season so far, the Tigers can still land some hardware and stomp on the face of a rival. Remember the Gold Pan? Turns out the Tigers still have the upper hand and can win it once again with a win or tie Friday night. DU can rag on us all they want, but if we get that thing 3 years in a row, their head-to-head frat boy arguments won't hold much water!
Oh, and where can I get some of the Tigers' sweet yellow socks in the shot below?!!
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It's CC-DU time again!
Archrivals meet Friday at World Arena
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Colorado College and the University of Denver meet for the third time this season when the archrivals square off at the World Arena on Friday.
Faceoff is 7:37 p.m. (MST).
The fourth-place Tigers, who trail WCHA co-leader Denver by only four points in the league standings, can clinch possession of the covered Gold Pan with a victory or tie. The trophy is awarded annually to the regular-season series winner between the teams.
CC, 14-9-7 overall and 10-8-4 in conference play, completes its celebration of Hockey Weekend Across America with a 3:07 p.m. (MST) exhibition game against the United States National Under-18 Team on Sunday afternoon.
Pre-season choice of WCHA head coaches to repeat as regular-season champion in 2008-09, Colorado College remains in a dogfight for home ice in the first round of the playoffs next month. The top five teams earn that privilege; the Tigers currently are three points ahead of Minnesota and St. Cloud State, which are tied for sixth place.
CC has just five regular-season dates remaining after this weekend, including two each with Minnesota and North Dakota, as well as a rematch with DU at Magness Arena on March 7.
Colorado College and the University of Denver meet for the third time this season when the archrivals square off at the World Arena on Friday.
Faceoff is 7:37 p.m. (MST).
The fourth-place Tigers, who trail WCHA co-leader Denver by only four points in the league standings, can clinch possession of the covered Gold Pan with a victory or tie. The trophy is awarded annually to the regular-season series winner between the teams.
CC, 14-9-7 overall and 10-8-4 in conference play, completes its celebration of Hockey Weekend Across America with a 3:07 p.m. (MST) exhibition game against the United States National Under-18 Team on Sunday afternoon.
Pre-season choice of WCHA head coaches to repeat as regular-season champion in 2008-09, Colorado College remains in a dogfight for home ice in the first round of the playoffs next month. The top five teams earn that privilege; the Tigers currently are three points ahead of Minnesota and St. Cloud State, which are tied for sixth place.
CC has just five regular-season dates remaining after this weekend, including two each with Minnesota and North Dakota, as well as a rematch with DU at Magness Arena on March 7.
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