Wisconsin Hockey || Champions Chat
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Six NCAA Champions, one from each men’s team to win it all, Gary Winchester (1973), Steve Alley (1973 & 1977), Ron Vincent (1981), Marc Behrend (1981 &1983), Chris Tancill (1990) and Tom Gilbert (2006) sat down to talk about their time as Badgers, what made their championship teams so special and much more.
I LOVE this! Thank you for posting. Go Badgers!!!
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Man, all you would have to do is call this WISCONSIN MENS HOCKEY, and I would not have anything to say. But, womens hockey has SEVEN national championships, currently are the defending national champions, and deserve to be at any table full of HOCKEY CHAMPIONS. You simply, and consistently, reveal your sexism by doing this.
I get it but in all respect this was never intended to be sexist. Everyone at this table are fathers with daughters who have nothing but respect for womens hockey at the UW, and womens athletics as a whole.
@@marcbehrend3470 Marc that is probably true. But, I am not referring to them. I am referring to the ongoing choices made by AD Chris McIntosh and his staff, and this university as to who is celebrated and promoted. For example, Daryl Watts is the number 2 all time points getter in history. During her final year, the University never mentioned this. McIntosh and his staff never celebrated this. Lets just say since 2018, since then the men have made 1 appearance in the NCAA tournament. In that time the Women have one three national championships. In that time, how many Day in the Life of content pieces have been done about the men, versus how many for the women. Just this year McIntosh went in public cheering for hte men, and begging people to come to the games. How many times since he has arrived has he done that for the women? Abby Roque, cover of sports illustrated. No mention. KK Harvery historic freshman year. No mention. I wonder if McIntosh knows who Hilary Knight even is. The socalled HOCKEY DIGEST never mentions female hockey AND IS HOSTED BY A HOCKEY PLAYERS DAD! So, I am sure these guys are well loved. The overt sexism from McIntosh and his staff is without question in my eyes. Seriously, the women are the defending national champions. Number 2 team in the country. Coached by a guy who beat the Russians. And sell out Labahn all the time. Literally every home game is sold out. All year. The goalies Alex ERigsby and Ann REnee Desbien are all time talents. NO QUESTION. McIntosh and his staff spent dollars when a male goalie got his 8th shut out. Desbien has 55. Brian Elliot has 16 for the men. The women have EARNED more resources spent on their celebration.
@@marcbehrend3470 It appears that the comment I made is not here. But, I am going to assume that is true, and I am not speaking about any of these people. I am speaking about the choices made by AD McIntosh and his staff. Clearly there is an abject failure that simply, at this point, must be a choice to not celebrate womens hockey. Who, by the way are the defending national champions. Who, have seven national champions. Who have dozens of all americans, and dozens of Olympians, and dozens playing in the PWHL. And NO VIDEO exists as a champions round table with Hillary Knight or Desbiens, or Soupy or Anne Pankowski just to name a few. Further evidence of the sexism by the institution is the so called HOCKEY DIGEST. Hosted BY THE FATHER OF A WOMANS HOCKEY PLAYER and never mentioning womens hockey. I do not think the UW Athletic Director respects womens hockey, or to be frank, womens sports. I believe this based on his and his staff's actions in chosing what to celebrate.