Tom Dundon

Okay, so I got another question.

Yeah, I mean, 100%.

Like, the hockey's hard, but it's fun, too.

Like, I mean, you get to college, and you're hanging out with your, like, best buds all the time, and you go to school, you go to class with them, you go to the rink with them.

So the hockey was hard.

It was fun.

It was competitive, though.

Like, I think for me, kind of go back to my year in Victoria.

I finished up my year, and I'm kind of... Obviously, the...

You can't say enough about the rink there as well.

So that was an added bonus.

But no, that kind of was the big decision for me was wanting to play against those bigger and stronger guys.

I obviously really wanted to mature my game out and round it out a bit to become a more well-rounded defenseman that isn't just going to be a guy that puts up a million numbers, but someone that helps the team kind of win those 1-0, those 2-1 games.

So that was kind of the biggest society factor for me.

Thank you.

yeah um all the support from the fans the the play oh my god this guy's dialed people there um no we go to north you go to north dakota to play for for the north dakota hockey team um the numbers are really irrelevant it's obviously an added bonus we all have now with nil and the opportunities to get with it um they're they're pretty it makes it definitely an added bonus of going to college um

But it's enough.

Our coaching staff says it lots in the media.

His usual answer is it's enough for the players to not live like a broke college student and be able to enjoy their time and focus on hockey and not be stressed about other things.

I loved it.