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Updated: Friday 10/25/2012 21:27:42 (ET)
by UNDsports.com
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"Through These Doors Walk Champions."

That is the sign that hangs outside the locker room of the University of North Dakota men's hockey team. It symbolizes the tradition, and the lofty standards, of Fighting Sioux hockey. But tradition does not just happen. Tradition is built. Now, for the first time, we are taking fans "Through These Doors."

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The guys return from their trip to Alaska, and look back at the start of their regular season. In his ninth season as head coach, Dave Hakstol and his assistant coaches examine their relationship with players, and the men get ready for their home opener against Alaska-Anchorage.

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