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2006-2007
Bad Boyz Of The Year Nominees

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• What an exciting field we have assembled this year. Led by University of North Dakota Junior Robbie Bina, who has an opportunity to pull off the LetsGoDU Triple Crown©; 1) LetsGoDU Bad Boy of the Year, 2) YouTube Goal of the Year and 3) Frozen Four MVP.

• Speaking of the University of North Dakota, they were the first team in the "modern era" of college hockey to call in the local police chief to address the team after four players were involved in three separate incidents (a Bad Boyz record). Since then the "Fighting" Sioux have gone 9-2-3 and advanced to the Frozen Four. I don't know what Chief Packett said to the team, but St. Cloud coach Bob Motzko should of hired him as a security consultant to light a fire under the Huskies' asses.

• Proving that smart kids can do dumb things, we had our first ever "Ivy League Incident." Needless to say Yale is a shoo-in to win our ECAC Bad Boyz of year team.

• Two University of Nebraska-Omaha hockey players were arrested on suspicion of public intoxication. No big deal there, but they were arrested in a casino and then Bobby Henderson reportedly told the police "I am a hockey player. I'll get out of this." Inside the police car, the report said, Henderson began to head butt the cage and yell "I play for the Mavs. You can't f*** with me." Unbelievably the UNO Athletics Website listed Henderson's major as "Criminal Justice." Note: The charges against Bartholomay were later dropped.
  

• The defending champion Wisconsin Badgers celebrated their National Championship by tipping over a tent and then as a follow up, they got busted tipping over a cow.

• The Boston University hockey team held a team party at a private residence that was all fine and dandy until a couple of Townies showed up with some baseball bats. John Curry of the Terriers was wounded in the attack, but still might win the Hobey Baker Award.

• Speaking of goaltenders, Minnesota's Kellen Briggs and UND's Phillipe Lamerioux will be dueling for Bad Boyz honors in the nets.

• Finally, we even have a referee on this years team, as Michael Heichert officiated in the WCHA, despite at least 14 criminal charges filed against him in the last 19 years. In the WCHA when we say, "We were robbed by the referee," we mean it.

So there you have it. Vote for you favorite story in the Comments Section below and we'll announce a winner during the Frozen Four.