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Finishing touches leave Randall prepped for puck
The transformation of Camp Randall Stadium from famed football venue to one-of-a-kind outdoor hockey stadium is nearly complete, as workers finished painting the ice late Sunday morning in preparation for the highly anticipated annual Winter Hockey Classic this week.
ALEX DEVOE/Herald photo
The transformation of Camp Randall Stadium from famed football venue to one-of-a-kind outdoor hockey stadium is nearly complete, as workers finished painting the ice late Sunday morning in preparation for the highly anticipated annual Winter Hockey Classic this week.
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As if anyone’s going to watch that in freezing cold.
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anyone with badger pride and a pair of nuts will be
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The athletic department had a great opportunity to get a sellout and earn a bunch of goodwill. Instead, they set ticket prices $10 too high, and now will be lucky to get 50,000 people in the stadium. Very disappointing.
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You clearly are not a badger, and do not belong. Do you not realize that the Classic is being held to celebrate the awesomeness and sheer amazing that is the UW Mens & Womens Hockey teams? back to back national champions!?? same-time national champions?!? suck on that, WCHA