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RE: NCHC to Arizona State and Minnesota State: Not now, fellas.
I like the Summit for what it is and the tournament in Sioux Falls is first rate for mid majors. Having UND on board will hopefully strengthen that rivalry across the board. Plus, DU has some dynamic, athletic recruits coming in this year to add to their solid foundation. They should be able to compete with SDSU.

Puck wrote:
"In the long term, I could also see DU looking to build a slightly smaller basketball only facility, as our current multi purpose arena is now 20 years old and to an an 18-year old recruit, that might appear ancient."

Puck, would retrofitting Hamilton Gymnasium ever be a viable option?
09-06-2018 09:11 AM
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RE: NCHC to Arizona State and Minnesota State: Not now, fellas. - PDNJ - 09-06-2018 09:11 AM



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