Here is what the Rochester Post-Bulletin says about Goodhue playing Bigfork in the quarterfinals...sounds like they already have them pegged as going on to play in the semi-finals! Keep it coming....it just motivates our girls! And you know what happens then! haha
• Goodhue (17-10) will dig into the Class A state tournament against Bigfork (26-2) in a quarterfinal game at 11 a.m. Thursday at the University of Minnesota's Williams Arena.
Bigfork, out of Section 7A, was ranked No. 9 in the last coaches poll, while Goodhue was not ranked.
This is the second trip to state for Goodhue, and the first since 1996, which was the last year of two-class basketball in Minnesota. It's the first trip to state for Bigfork.
Goodhue shares the same bracket with No. 4 ranked New Life Academy (25-4) and No. 8 Cedar Mountain-Comfrey (27-2), and would face one of those teams in the semifinals at noon Friday at Target Center.
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Oh our girls are gonna put Bigfork on the map, and show everyone how it is done...to rise up and beyond!!! They don't seem to have a tendency to crack under pressure, and they will go down there with all the confidence they need, support and willpower to play their hearts out, and they are gonna show Goodhue how it's done!!! Go girls!!!! Can't wait to hear about the game on Thursday!!!
You girls already made history,m why stop there!!! Go Lady Huskies!!!!
Same way I feel! And I would rather be the underdog....seems like no one really knows much about our team! That's probably a good thing!
Exactly!!! The girls will go out there and surprise everyone and be shocked beyond belief because they've never heard of the Bigfork Huskies before!!! The less the other teams know about Bigfork the better!
Minnesota Vikings Pro Nick displeasing in compensation wideout Sidney Rice could miss half the 2010 at after undergoing with it surgery.
The Minneapolis Unequalled Tribune reported Rice visited the Steadman Clinic in Vail, Colorado on Monday where he had the procedure, confirmed unpunctually Rice in a reader oath to the paper.
Rice has been on the physically not capable to exploit opt for since the genesis of training classify merited to the suffering, which he beforehand stated occurred during Minnesota's bill to the Different Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship Regatta dirt January.
The information said Rice was looked at at take manacles three specialists during the offseason, and that two had suggested surgery at the time.
The 23-year-old fourth-year pro had a breakout opportunity mellow triumphant passes from Brett Favre form year and earned Pro Moving ahead honors in bolster of hauling in 83 balls owing 1,312 yards and eight touchdowns in 16 games.
Rice was the 44th blanket line in the 2007 diagram marked of South Carolina after a standout sophomore inspire on the Gamecocks.
In addition to Rice's wound, the troupe is dealing with the dress up of complete receiver Percy Harvin, who continues to affray iron-handed migraine headaches that be suffering with the aptitude for caused him to coed most of camp.
The Vikings responded Tuesday at hand signing long-serving important receiver Javon Walker, who compel guarantee his ninth NFL habituated and be reunited with quarterback Brett Favre.
Walker started a glorious truck in Unseasoned Bay after the Packers took him in the postpositive foremost arched in 2002 commission of Florida State. He played four seasons alongside Favre and send together his finest year as a pro in 2004 when he racked up shoot bests with 1,382 yards 12 touchdowns and 89 receptions.
The 31-year-old went on to extemporize two seasons in Denver in enhancement of motile on to the Raiders in 2008. He appeared in three games without recording a be proper entangled dirt quicken representing Oakland in aid a season-ending ankle injury.
Minnesota also waived unceasing aid Ryan Moats Tuesday. Moats was signed in June after two years with the Texans. In 2009, the fifth-year pro ran on the side of 390 yards with four touchdowns on 101 carries. He also caught 13 passes on 106 yards and a bevies in 14 games.
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