You Believed It, You Earned It and You Raised It.... Now Listen to It. We finally get UND head men's hockey coach Brad Berry to sit down (maybe for the first time since Saturday's championship) for a chat. Of course, we cover the entire season including: the memorable storylines in coach's first year at the helm, the early-season goalie situation, just how good the CBS line is, getting over the hump of the national semifinal game, nearly leaving Haj at a roadside Hardee's and how that might play into future superstitions and just how easy this whole coaching thing really is.

The guys are hungry, focused and committed, but mostly just hungry. College hockey guru Brad Schlossman slows down their lunch plans with another visit as UND gears up for its third straight Frozen Four. Brad gets out-picked by his trusty coin (that picked UND to win the whole works, BTW) but still gives us his thoughts on the regional and the upcoming Frozen Four. The storylines are growing every week with the UND men's hockey team.

PLAYOFFS?!? Dr. Jayson Fever and Mitch Flytrap are the midst of winter sports in their playoff seasons, so crazy times abound. We haven't had a chance to recap Reno and the UND basketball tournaments so the guys do that briefly before the hockey team takes center stage for another NCAA Tournament run. It starts in Cincinnati, home of the best bus drivers and Jayson's fave-- Skyline Chili. We'd fill this description with WKRP references, but frankly, no one would get them.

Sit Down and Cheer once again hits the road, this time to the "Biggest Little City" of Reno, Nev., for the Big Sky Conference Tournaments. Ryan Powell co-hosts with Mitch this week as they corner some media gurus that have covered these kind of events for a long time. Grand Forks Herald sports editor Wayne Nelson stops by to chat about both UND teams and their "Roads to Reno". He'll help us preview this first neutral-site league tournament and we'll breakdown UND chances. Northern Arizona radio man Mitch Strohman, who's covered the league for 25 some years, also checks in to talk about the tournament, the direction of the Big Sky, teams to watch out for and we get side-tracked on a discussion about FCS football.

The guys are fortunate to be able to steal a few moments to check in with SME Branding’s Director of Brand Strategy & Development, Conor O’Flaherty, to discuss the new logo process. SME was on campus to meet with key groups as it begins to formulate the brand identity for the new Fighting Hawks nickname and how it will tie in with UND’s long-established brand. We’ll get into the timeline, some of SME’s client base, the process involved in creating the look, and the challenges faced in any design. Jayson also somehow works a mailbag question into goalie nation being upset with Wigness.

Fresh off a historic series win over 12th-ranked Southern California, UND head baseball coach-- the man of the hour-- makes a stop on his national tour with the guys. We'll, of course, talk about that exhilarating series which featured a National Player of the Week performance by ace Zach Muckenhirn. We also chat about the impact of the new High Performance Center has had already with his team, the "grinders" he likes to recruit (players, Wigness, not sandwiches), his run-in with two-time NL MVP (should've been three if you ask him--or Wigness-- or Joe from Joe Black's) Dale Murphy. Dodson will give us updates on his three guys that signed pro contracts and the College Home Run Derby champion last year, too. What a time for UND baseball.

Maddie Sattler picked an interesting day to begin her broadcasting career in Grand Forks. It just happened to be the day that Dave Hakstol was named the new head coach of the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers and UND handed the reigns over to Brad Berry. We chat with WDAZ's weekend anchor about her start in the biz, what got her going in this direction even at the age of eight, her shared goal of being a baseball writer (along with Jayson) and we grill her on her favorite Canadian Prime Minister. The guys also answer some listener mail as they discuss their favorite road venues.

The guys might have to mind their "Ps and Qs" as they sit down with the head honcho, UND Director of Athletics Brian Faison. They get the inside scoop on a ton of topics to include: his personal take on the FCS playoff kerfuffle, how forming the NCHC damaged some of his professional relationships, what President and Marcia Kelley meant to UND Athletics, his fondness for George Gwozdecky and how he fills his free time when not running the department. We also learn the behind the scenes for both the men's hockey and football coaching changes and the challenges of state hiring policies. The "Enterprise" is in good hands with Faison.

After many requests (on his part), we finally catch up with UND men’s hockey PA announcer and women’s hockey radio voice Darrin Looker. Find out how he got the PA gig at the ripe ol’ age of 18, what makes UND so special to him, and how handled being booed the first (and second, third, fourth…) time he announced ‘Fighting Hawks.’ We also get into first-game jitters, Jock Jams, Fudge Puppies (huh?), filling in for Tim Hennessy at the 2011 Frozen Four, Space Aliens, his favorite and least favorite names to announce, Thief River Falls nightlife, and more. Forgive us if we get a little punchy at times; we had backup goalie Jake Brandt chirping us from the bench the entire time.

Few UND hockey players experienced a more star-crossed four years than Jake Brandt. As a freshman he was on the team that opened The Ralph and missed the NCAA Tournament (which hasn’t happened since). As a sophomore and junior, he had a front-row seat for the Zach Parise show. As a senior, he was relegated to third string on a Frozen Four team under first-year head coach Dave Hakstol. Jake discusses the four-year roller coaster and also tells us about the time he stood up to Dean Blais, how adding fellow goalie Josh Siembida in the middle of his freshman season affected the locker room, how being demoted as a senior changed his life, and whether head coach Dave Hakstol was different than assistant coach Dave Hakstol. We also talk about his new career as UND’s TV color analyst and who he thought was calling when Dan Hammer offered him the job. Oh yeah – and selfies with Erin Andrews. This one is a must-listen for UND hockey fans.