As a member of the Maine Hockey Blue Line Club, a student cheering section at UMaine home games, I think Joubert's comment was a bit unfortunate. I watched a BU team literally dominate the game against Maine, not with brute force, as can tend to happen when these two teams meet, but with style and grace, and a lot of class. I think Joubert's comment put a slight damper on the situation, but I don't think it detroyed the whole moment. I think both schools should be glad we get to play each other at least three times a year, continuing one of college hockey's greatest rivalries. I also think both teams and their respective schools should treat each other with respect. This isn't like the Lakers-Celtics or Red Sox-Yankees rivalry, where the teams have serious problems even getting around in the other guy's city. These have been hockey's top two programs over the past four years, (well, '94 was a bit hard on Maine), as far as record is concerned, and both teams are fighting to gain their share of the limelight. This should be good for college hockey. But to be good for the game, the hatred should end. Poking fun at opposing teams is one thing, but I'll even admit, holding up a poster displaying the works "Jack Parker Must Die!" is a bit extreme. One thing I think Jacques Joubert should remember is that most schools get away with far worse than Maine did, and only get one or two years' probation. I think Joubert should remember what his team will be raising to the ceiling (no rafters here) of Walter Brown Arena next fall. I commend his team for showing class during the game. I think he, his teammates, the Maine hockey team, and the Maine fans like me, should remember to show some class and respect for one another. I'm guilty of trashing the Terriers, but I think it's time I burried the hatchet. I hope everyone else can do the same. Thanks, Deej GO BLACK BEARS!!! HERE'S TO A GREAT SEASON, AND HOPE FOR NEXT YEAR!!