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If all 3 bid steelers win, Mankato also moves up to a 3 seed. If that happens, I think they get sent to Sioux Falls, flipping Quinniapiac east.

The time to eliminate FB was when we moved up to Division I. We have invested too much time, money and energy on new facilities to dump FB now.

This made me laugh 🤣🤣

(This isn’t happening obviously) But if they cut the football team the hockey team wouldn’t have to subsidize the football team’s expenses

I think both coaches they wanted said no or at least got extensions

Again, then why didn’t (assuming) your daughter go there.

It's intended to be something to help sell that this is the best path to the next level. Rates compared to future earnings could be made "better" than they're get on the open market, which has a psychological effect.

I think Minnesota should just have Frost coach the men, and Motzko coach the women and call it a day.

Good to see, he had a quiet week last week. Hopefully he turns it on for the playoffs.

Look how good sdsu is and they got beat bad today by Washington. UND is way behind

OK, so let's figure this out. Top 11 in NPI are locks Mankato is in AHA winner is in, loser is out That leaves 3 spots up for grabs. Wisconsin is in as long as any one of Merrimack, Ohio State or Princeton lose ... if all three win, Wisconsin is out. UConn can get in if they lose to Merrimack, but Ohio State and Princeton both lose. If either of Ohio State or Princeton win, UConn has to win to get in. Augustana needs no upsets meaning they need Merrimack, Ohio State, and Princeton to all lose. One of those wins tomorrow, Augustana is eliminated Ohio State and Princeton need to win to get in. Am I missing anything? EDIT: Wisconsin getting in is only dependent on Ohio State and Princeton, the Hockey East final doesn't impact them as both UConn and Merrimack are below them in the NPI and will take one of the at larges in the 13-16 range. If Ohio State AND Princeton win, Wisconsin is out.

A Tigers win would be great

Beyond what is best for our current team, it is easy to see what a recruiting advantage it is for teams like SDSU that have those resources. I have seen many of our fb recruits state that the nutrition program we have for them was a difference maker in them committing to UND. If that is a big deal, imagine what chartering and they way they are treated does for SDSU. You can argue that it isn't something we should be doing but then don't be surprised when kids want to go other places.

Correct me if mistaken, but Dinkytown only burns when they win, right

We always have been......and always will be.......a BLUE BLOOD program in this sport. NIL be damned.

shows what u know about our competition in the summit league,their entire roster verbally commits by the 8th or 9th grade, most of their commits play their entire vasity career verbally connitted they do almost zero recruiting

Cooper Simpson with a hat trick tonight.

Is that any different from what bigger schools could do as well? Couldn't you also argue the athlete themselves could subsidize their own insurance policy(and then some) on future earnings with the extra $100-200k extra they're getting from another school. I honestly think we're not going to be in the running for guys that are only looking for the highest bidder... I also don't think that's a bad thing

Something ain’t right with our women’s basketball program. I want our ladies to have a positive experience at UND. Sounds like the program is a big mess.

Get creative with the offerings. Subsidizing an insurance policy covering future earnings gives a sense of security and will go a long way to win over parents.

A Mankato transfer, Ashton, is on the Cornell team this year and he's been a great pickup, although he had a rough game tonight

If chartering is a key factor why didn’t (assuming) your daughter go there.

Idk, Gopher fans just throwing names out there

We’re going to get outbid by bigger schools. That’s just the reality. UND is going to spread what dollars they do have across multiple recruits.