GeauxSioux

Win the next four games and much of this conversation dies. @gfhockey being the exception.

Losing face offs 23-12.

Petey23 seems to have nailed this. Someone posted a comment in the Star Tribune that the flag looks like the Jubaland and Puntland flags in Somalia. Can't say that I can argue against that... Flag of Jubaland Flag of Puntland

I wasn’t sure where to put this, so I started a new topic. I am watching the Minn/Mich State game which is being played at Mariucci and couldn’t help but notice the shadows of the players and locations where the light hits the ice. I pulled up the highlights from last nights UND game at the Ralph and see very little of the shadowing. It seems that the lighting is distributed better at the Ralph. One of those things you don’t notice is very good until you see it not so good somewhere else.

Thanks. I wasn’t trying to be lazy. I just figured someone already had the answer. So if there is to be a reorganization of the NCAA, how is hockey to be handled with only 9 P5 schools?

How many Division I hockey schools are in the P5?

Need turnovers. UND can't stop them, only hope is that they stop themselves.

I don't drink very often and like a dark beer when I do. Best beer I ever had...Parish Brewery - Reve

University of North Dakota Wins $517K Cyber Research Grant

Don’t call a timeout in this game. The other team scores on the following play.

Loved that goal and this a nice clip of it that I hadn't seen before. A couple of time this year Johannes has looked like a man among boys.

Quick search for such a chart… https://theredzone.org/Features/TwoPointConversionChart Hmmm, it says to go for 1.

Gotta hand it to Indiana State. 0-7 and 28 point underdog, they did not give up and fought to the end.

I had John Marks as an instructor for my HPER skating class. Had a blast! Broomball.

What happened to the rushing offense that UND had last week? It was as if NDSU could not stop it. Play calling?

My apologies if this has already been posted. I don't recall seeing this version highlight video. It is about 25 minutes long.

St. Cloud State University Reports Enrollment Surge, First Increase Since 2015 Although it is not mentioned, I can't help but wonder if the online presence is the major contributor to the large increase in new students. Or maybe the "It's Time" strategic framework is the online.

I know it was meant in a derogatory way when it was first coined years ago, but I like the Tin Shed or just "The Shed".

I have read on several of the forum boards over the past several days where the NDSU fans are downplaying this loss. Some saying UND just caught NDSU on a down year, others saying that it didn't matter who they lost to, as it was just an NDSU problem. I don't think they are seeing the bigger picture. UND had a very loud sold out Alerus with prospective recruits there. They took the bison down in a way that hadn't been done in a very long time, beating them at their own game. This wasn't just a bison loss, this was an absolute drubbing. The recruits that were brought in for the game were also able to visit one of the most beautiful campuses in the Midwest and see all of the changes to make it even better. I'm sure winning the Ice Breaker tournament against Army and Wisconsin didn't hurt either. NDSU has had a falling enrollment for nine consecutive years, internal issues with women in leadership and now a huge loss to North Dakota. UNI up next. Keep it rolling UND!!

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No. Playing basketball at UND does not provide you a leg up. My dad also played at UND and brought me to all the Sioux games when I was a kid in the 60s and 70s. I remember going to UND/NDSU games when they had a freshman game, a JV game and then the main event. We pretty much lived at the U when I was growing up, basketball, football, hockey and countless other events on campus. I am sure there are many on this board with a long history with the Fieldhouse/Hyslop. So, no, playing basketball at UND does not provide trump.

I am beginning to think that you are here only to argue. You asked Sica to provide one example of something Schafer did during his short tenure. Sica obliged and provided documentation of Schafer putting budgeting together. You come back with a BS comment. You stated that Yale, Harvard, Vanderbilt... wouldn't tear down buildings to make way for new. "You would have a fight on your hands". They would remodel instead. I provided a link to where Vandy was tearing down housing to build new, which you didn't accept because what they tore down was ugly. I provided a link to where Yale was involved in a controversy from outside of Yale for tearing down historic buildings. You backpedaled that all campuses have good and bad buildings. It doesn't really sound like you contribute anything positive to this forum. Are you here just to lob grenades and spout off about your contacts at major universities?

How about Yale. Weren't they also mentioned as a school that would not allow such things to happen. You point at West Point as "how things are done right". UND is renovating Merrifield Hall. Are they doing it "wrong". Certain buildings allow for renovation and others don't. Decisions are made based on many factors. I don't think you or I have the information that incorporated the deciding factors at UND to make a decision on Hyslop. I would love to see the venue remain, but understand if that is not possible and life will go on. UND will use that land for something that fits with a future vision for the campus.

Wasn’t Vanderbilt one of the examples of schools that would just renovate and not demo to make way for the new? Vanderbilt announces demolition of final Carmichael Towers buildings to continue residential colleges progress I must say that the new looks much better than the old in this case.