Pinned
To prevent additional conference confusion with this move:
M & W π: WCC
M & W β³οΈ: WCC
Gymnastics: Big 12
Hockey: NCHC
M & W π₯: BIG EAST
Skiing: RMISA
M & W β½οΈ: WCC
M & W πΎ: WCC
W π: WCC
LetsGoDU
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Official Twitter account of LetsGoDU, a University of Denver Athletics blog tailored for and by Pioneers
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- Credit where it's due. WMU won: - NCHC Regular Season Title - NCHC Tournament - National Title That's just sheer dominance. What's wilder is this is the NCHC's 7th title since its inception, and it's the first time a team has done what WMU did this year. Truly impressive.
- Hockey in Colorado this year: @varsity_east: National Champions @DU_Hockey: NCAA Champions @Avalanche: Stanley Cup Champions Step aside, Minnesota. Colorado is the new State of Hockey.
- DENVER HAS DONE IT. DENVER HAS WON THEIR 10TH NATIONAL TITLE!!!!!!!
- Buccigross and Cohen keep talking about BC playing physical hockey as though DU doesn't regularly play against big, physical teams in the NCHC lmao
- Count βem: π 1958 π 1960 π 1961 π 1968 π 1969 π 2004 π 2005 π 2017 π 2022 π 2024 #TENver
- This is Denver's 6th Frozen Four in the last 9 years. Every single one of them has felt like the very first one. What a feeling.
- Would Michigan have been more prepared for Denver in that first period if they had played Western Michigan this season? My column:
- A certain unnamed team: struggles to put away Stonehill in two home games and needs a last-minute goal to avoid overtime in one of them 2 voters: this is the best team in the countryMens D1 Poll for Oct 27, 2025
- For the 9th time in program history, the Denver Pioneers are National Champions.
- I'm not ready to look ahead to the offseason just yet for obvious reason but the chaos of the early portal entrants combined with the expansion of the NCAA player pool due to the (correct) CHL decision means one thing to me: WE NEED MORE DIVISION I MEN'S HOCKEY TEAMS
- The greatest save of all time
00:00 - The leaderboard now reads: Denver 10 Michigan 9 North Dakota 8
