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Denver Boone Makes Epic Comeback

What a long strange trip its been. Grateful Dead

In a prior article we told you about the unusual, coincidental discovery of an early Denver Boone costume head, likely from the 1990s. (And yes, Doug Hirsh was the first Boone in 1968, need we be reminded? Hirsh did not wear a mascot head. He did, however, don a coonskin cap and frontier clothes.) Continue reading Denver Boone Makes Epic Comeback

STORE OPEN: Order Your LetsGoDU Crimson Crush™ Championship Jerseys, Hats, T-shirts & Hoodies

The store is open and it was worth the wait!

We are pleased to announce the opening of our Crimson Crush™ merchandise store, celebrating DU men’s hockey 11th National Championship. We are offering championship crimson throwback hockey jerseys, hats, T-shirts and hoodies. Clothing sizes offered are adult and youth sizes. (ORDER HERE).

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The LetsGoDU Crimson Crush™ Store Opens Tomorrow – Get Your Championship Gear

Here is a sneak peek.

LetsGoDU and the Friends of DU Hockey  have developed our Crimson Crush™ product line, celebrating DU Hockey’s 11th National Championship. We will provide a link to the store sometime during the day Tuesday (tomorrow) when we will begin taking orders. Continue reading The LetsGoDU Crimson Crush™ Store Opens Tomorrow – Get Your Championship Gear

10 More Reasons to Dislike the University of Michigan

Back in 2022, the last time Denver played the Wolverines in the Frozen Four (Denver won, 3-2, in overtime before winning their 9th title to tie Michigan), we gave our readers 10 Reasons to Dislike the University of Michigan. With just under a week to go before the next DU-Michigan showdown, here are ten more: Continue reading 10 More Reasons to Dislike the University of Michigan

Syracuse Uses Six Goal Third Quarter to Escape Denver Rally, 13-12

Denver men’s lacrosse (4-4) returned to a sold-out Peter Barton Stadium to play under the lights Monday night. It was a rare matchup against #7 Syracuse, a side that had not traveled to Denver in 14 seasons. Coming off a narrow road loss to #8 Ohio State (6-4), the Pioneers had a chance to earn a statement win against the ranked Orange. At halftime, the score was close (6-5 Syracuse) but a six-goal Syracuse third quarter looked to bury Denver. However, the Pioneers rallied in the fourth quarter and forged a chance to tie the contest in the final minute. DU’s attempted game-tying shot bounced wide of the cage and Syracuse left with the win, 13-12. Continue reading Syracuse Uses Six Goal Third Quarter to Escape Denver Rally, 13-12