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This year's Frozen Four will be played in Buffalo, New York.
It's the fifth national title for the Badgers.
Operations have been moved to Belle Plain until the office reopens.
The partially built location has been the subject of legal battles for years.
It's that time again to throw away money on a 292 million-to-1 chance.
UMD beat SCSU to win the NCHC tournament title.
With six games to go, the pressure is mounting.
The shooting happened at the Little Earth housing complex in Minneapolis.
The body found in Roseville on Friday is believed to be that of Ralph Bell.
An ice jam caused the river to rise unexpectedly Saturday night.
A 48-year-old man from St. Paul was taken into custody.
Jordan Murphy missed most of the game because of back spasms.
Yep, it's grainy as all heck -- but this clip shows the 1991 Twins arriving home as A.L. West champs about a month before they would win their second world title. Grainy, yes -- but the thrill of victory is crystal clear.
The pesky Badgers of Wisconsin took home Paul Bunyan's axe for the eighth-straight year, leaving little doubt as they scored early and often through the air and on the ground.
Just for the heck of it, here's a reel of Jared Allen sacks. Really hard not to like this guy, and we totally endorse his post-sack roping routine.
In honor of the Lynx' parade in downtown Minneapolis, here's a peek at the 1987 parade held for the World Champion Twins after they beat St. Louis. Why no audio? Beats us. Perhaps to give the feel that this is indeed ancient history.
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the Golden Gopher men's hockey team 3-1 Friday night at the Kohl Center. It's Minnesota's first WCHA loss of the season. All three Wisconsin goals came in the second period.
We're not exactly sure how Super Bowl IV featuring the Vikings and Chiefs is on YouTube in its entirety (the clip runs 2 hours, 51 minutes), but we're not complaining. Sure, the Vikings lost, but Video Vault doesn't get any better than this -- even if it is in beautiful black and white. Watch it now before those pesky NFL lawyers order YouTube to yank it down.
