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To: MythMan who wrote (3697)	7/4/2001 9:38:12 PM
From: happynappy	Respond to of 11146

MM...51, 39....hike, hike... I knew about the Athelon prediction, but not the other. Notable is the fact that we dont have any units in the win, place or show categories. I hope the discipline that Brian Norwood brings to coaching the secondary carries over to the rest of the defense. There is absolutely no hope on offense with Senecca or McCoo(maybe McCoo doesnt cut it with the grades). Yikes, Larry Johhnson as the feature back!! I say storm the field before the Miami game and pull down the goal posts. Unless you and Gary want to chain ourselves together at the 50 yard line...hands clenched in fisted rage. I feel another song coming on. Later, Napster

To: MythMan who wrote (3697)	7/8/2001 9:57:43 AM
From: Thomas M.	Respond to of 11146

<<< Michigan State suspended ticket sales for the Oct. 6 outdoor hockey game with Michigan after 61,000 tickets were sold. ''This is unbelievable,'' athletics director Clarence Underwood said Saturday. ''I never imagined selling 61,000 tickets in nine business days. It's amazing how the fans have embraced this event.'' Sales have topped the record for international hockey attendance. A crowd of 55,000 attended the 1957 game at the world championships in Moscow between the Soviet Union and Sweden. Spartan Stadium can seat 72,027 people, but the university is holding 10,000 seats for Michigan State students and additional requests from season-ticket holders, Underwood said. Tickets for the event, dubbed the ''Cold War,'' went on sale June 25 at a cost of $10 or $18 a seat. ''Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine selling out Spartan Stadium in nine days,'' Michigan State hockey coach Ron Mason said. ''This is exciting, and the game is still three months away.'' Michigan State said it has received phone orders from all over the Midwest and as far away as Florida. >>> It sure looks like Big 10 fans are bored out of their minds. -g- Tom