Broncos

Going into the NCHC conference tournament tomorrow, the Western Michigan Bronco Hockey team is ranked #4 in the all-important PairWise Power Rankings, which is a very strong indicator of what teams will be invited to the NCAA Hockey Tournament.

Michael Rebry's goal just 34 seconds into overtime completed a series comeback and put the WMU Bronco hockey team into the NCHC's Frozen Faceoff this coming weekend in Minneapolis.

The 8th Ranked Western Michigan Broncos open post-season play this weekend at Lawson Ice Arena, against Nebraska-Omaha. And thanks to retiring WMU President John Dunn, student tickets are free.

With third place secure, and Minnesota-Duluth pretty much in second, the two games this weekend at Lawson this weekend are about one thing: Making a statement.

What began with the football team seems to be extending to the Bronco hockey team, as wins are beginning to add up as are individual awards.

I don't want to believe he's leaving but sadly, it's true.

Sometimes being a Bronco fan is like being the guy with the gorgeous girlfriend, and everyone is after her. The 247Sports reports there might be a new suitor for P. J. Fleck.

Here's a Christmas gift that screams "UNIQUE!"; tickets to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on January 2nd. And guess what? They're not expensive.

The Western Michigan Bronco Football teams is just one more victory away from completing it's greatest MAC season ever, and two away from the team's greatest season ever. This after they put 55 points up on a very good Toledo Rocket team that came is with a 9-2 record.

People over the years have called me "eeyore" because I find the one cloud on a sunny day. Still, the Western Michigan Broncos have to win today. Or what was the point of all the hoopla this season? But I also have a second big question.