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College Hockey News Reprints "Apology" Article

(above) Max Bull wrote this apology at a Fighting Sioux 2005 Frozen Four pre-championship game tailgate in Columbus. Inscription reads: 'Sorry IKE for ******* up both u're trips [to Boston Frozen Four] ...'


From time to time LetsGoDU articles are published in College Hockey News.com in a complex "articles for press passes" arraignment. Its unethical, possibly illegal and probably immoral, but if you read LetsGoDU then you understand how we operate.

Anyway, we wrote the "Apology Article" after the Wisconsin Badger fans spent the last 48 hours crying in their cereal over the "Last Second Goal" Controversy. It seemed to us that college hockey has had more apologies than college football or basketball combined. Our study, while completely unscientific and obviously flawed found a disproportionate amount of apologies in the WCHA.

Every Hat Has A Story





(Above) Max Bull wrote this apology for Ike at a Fighting Sioux 2005 Frozen Four pre-championship game tailgate in Columbus, signed by former DU players Greg Kieth, Scott McConnell, and Max Bull. Inscription reads, "Sorry IKE For F**king up both u’re trip’s to the Frozen Four Boston ’04 OHIO


In honor of the Nodak series this weekend we stumbled across this story about former DU player Max Bull. Bull only recorded 16 goals in his DU career, but his deflected shot against UND in the Regional Final in Colorado Springs directly led to the 2004 National Championship.

"While tailgating with some great Sioux fans before the 2005 Championship game in Columbus, Jessie Bull (former UND hockey player) and his brother Max showed up with some other DU players from the 2004 NCAA Championship team."

"One of the guys in the group asked why no one was giving the guy in the DU hat a hard time. And one of them responded, “That’s Max Bull, he took the f**cking shot that knocked us out of the tournament last year 1 – 0 in the regional final”, and pointed “and that’s his brother Jessie, who won a championship in ‘97”."

"Ike one of the hosts, wanted an apology form Max, and Max gave him one in writing (see hat)."