
East at CEC
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East at CEC
Who wins "easily" and why? 

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This rivalry has always had a pretty strong class element to it, with paper mill town Cloquet matching up with the blueblood/old money east side. (I doubt that the average family income at East is anywhere near Edina's, but if you've spent any time on the east side of Duluth, you know there is some money there. Add in their long history of hockey success and the expectation that this team will go to State pretty much every year, and it's not hard to see how East can appear arrogant.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)
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Cloquet wins. But east EASILY could win.....Frequent_MN_Flyer wrote:Who wins "easily" and why?

But seriously... 3-1 East.
DE could've "easily" won state the last 5 years.
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Ahh. The I can almost smell the paper mill now.karl(east) wrote:This rivalry has always had a pretty strong class element to it, with paper mill town Cloquet matching up with the blueblood/old money east side. (I doubt that the average family income at East is anywhere near Edina's, but if you've spent any time on the east side of Duluth, you know there is some money there. Add in their long history of hockey success and the expectation that this team will go to State pretty much every year, and it's not hard to see how East can appear arrogant.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)
Feel free to elaborate on "other stuff going on."
Hi Karl. Yes, I will be streaming the game here:karl(east) wrote:This rivalry has always had a pretty strong class element to it, with paper mill town Cloquet matching up with the blueblood/old money east side. (I doubt that the average family income at East is anywhere near Edina's, but if you've spent any time on the east side of Duluth, you know there is some money there. Add in their long history of hockey success and the expectation that this team will go to State pretty much every year, and it's not hard to see how East can appear arrogant.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)
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Awesome, thanks. I'll enjoy this one on my couch and beneath a blanket instead of bundled up and standing along a rail at the Lumberdome.kniven wrote:Hi Karl. Yes, I will be streaming the game here:karl(east) wrote:This rivalry has always had a pretty strong class element to it, with paper mill town Cloquet matching up with the blueblood/old money east side. (I doubt that the average family income at East is anywhere near Edina's, but if you've spent any time on the east side of Duluth, you know there is some money there. Add in their long history of hockey success and the expectation that this team will go to State pretty much every year, and it's not hard to see how East can appear arrogant.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)
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Nevertoomuch, I'll send you a private message about Cloquet last season.
Come on Karl, it's a textile plant now. Cloquet never gets any respect from East Duluthianskarl(east) wrote:This rivalry has always had a pretty strong class element to it, with paper mill town Cloquet matching up with the blueblood/old money east side. (I doubt that the average family income at East is anywhere near Edina's, but if you've spent any time on the east side of Duluth, you know there is some money there. Add in their long history of hockey success and the expectation that this team will go to State pretty much every year, and it's not hard to see how East can appear arrogant.)
I'm getting lazy in my old age and won't be making the road trip (I assume there will be a webcast, kniven?), but hopefully the atmosphere is good, as it was during the regular season last year. Cloquet may not have much in the way of front-end talent, but they seem to be playing decently well so far, and they always get up for this one. (Last season's section semifinal aside, when it was pretty clear there was other stuff going on.)

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Such a classic. I remember one year multiple kids threw 100s on the ice.Frequent_MN_Flyer wrote:Old tradition as in waving $20 bills at the opposing fans?Slammer wrote:Heard from a student at East that they are bringing back some old traditions to this game. Should be fun to watch
DE could've "easily" won state the last 5 years.
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Who could forget the classic of 2006 Semifinals:karl(east) wrote:Or perhaps some of those old chants and songs...I hope kniven has a good crowd mic.Frequent_MN_Flyer wrote:Old tradition as in waving $20 bills at the opposing fans?Slammer wrote:Heard from a student at East that they are bringing back some old traditions to this game. Should be fun to watch
East fans flipping off Cloquet/Rapids/Elks fans after they knew their season was over.

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