> > There *should* be a WCHA league rule prohibiting the tossing of dead (or live, > or stuffed) animals on the ice after you score. The rule should be enforced by > giving the home team a penalty EVERY TIME A DEAD ANIMAL HITS THE ICE AFTER UND > SCORES. That would stop it, pronto. Publicity on campus could make it clear to > all. Several years ago, a misguided soul tossed a dead Badger onto the ice, > when Wisconsin was playing at Englestad. That misguided soul ended up in jail > and paying a stiff fine....he didn't know that Badgers are on the endangered > species list! > > -Carol > GO Gophers!!! > I think there should be a limit to how many items can be thrown on the ice during the game before a penalty is incurred, but to ban such a specific item? Seems a bit biased. Let us know when gophers become an endangered species. Maybe then those who throw them out on the ice will think twice. Is there something wrong with having a little school spirit? Bryan HOCKEY-L is for discussion of college ice hockey; send information to [log in to unmask], The College Hockey Information List.