The Sicatoka

Until someone does one.

http://www.grandforksherald.com/event/article/id/147771/

Given the health status of the organization it's ... Gene and Travis plus eight!

Honestly, these days, if there's any sort of "night signal" issues I go to the broadband and listen on-line. About the only time I'm really concerned about radio is if I'm in a car during a game. Is commercial radio going the way of commercial newspapers?

The key in reading that is reading what it says: " ... shall average at least 15,000 in actual or paid attendance ... " That means that you need to follow either section 20.9.7.3.1.1 Actual Attendance or 20.9.7.3.1.2 Paid Attendance. NOTE: In the NCAA manual if you follow 20.9.7.3.1.2, you must include all the subsections like 20.9.7.3.1.2.1.1 and so on.

If I'm wrong so is the "2009-10 NCAA Division I Manual" because that's where that was copied and pasted from. So who's wrong now.

Did you read what I posted directly from the NCAA manual? All of the hows and whats are in there. They define "paid" or "actual" attendance and how to count it.

Actually ... (says the guy with the 2008-10 NCAA DI Manual on his screen) ...

I'd guess shortly after the Winter Olympics it could get interesting. - They'll be searching for a permanent assistant for the one that left to move closer to family. - They'll be finishing up recruiting (and their access to Olympic caliber players should improve thanks to the Lamoureux twins). I say this because a spy heard Idalski speaking at Sioux Boosters in Fargo recently. The impression was that Idalski (because he actually showed some emotion ) has something good in store.

Home game. Upper left corner. That's why they call it "nationally televised".

More poetry ... from Robert S. Kane: The purple cow I have unfortunately seen. It is as you'd expect: crossed with an aubergine. Standing in a field or laid out on a plate it is as you'd expect: cross, and a mistake.

By request ... THE PURPLE COW by Gelett Burgess (1866-1951) I never saw a Purple Cow, I never hope to see one; But I can tell you, anyhow, I'd rather see than be one.

Ya-think? http://www.inforum.com/event/article/id/265112/ {punch line here}

Interesting way they run things at Summit League member school Western Illinois University. WIU fabricates quotes for their press releases? Nice. http://www.wgem.com/Global/story.asp?S=11767809

Who coaches the team I bolded.

You forgot. I can't remember.

And at one time the thought was "Great Lakes" states. If the Big Ten could get Texas (and the money that would come with) the "Great Lakes" or "contiguous" thing would be gone in a flash.

Remember my mantra: When all is confusing; when nothing makes sense; when up seems down and down seems up ... Stop. Breathe. Rise above and Look down and in at the situation disinterestedly. And then ... Follow the Benjamins. All will become clear.

You're right. Just ask David Gipp and Ron His Horse is Thunder. They're determined to keep their Peoples in a victim mindset and mode, and they're succeeding.

The reservations can't maintain their tribal facilities, even basic services like water treatment plants and schools. And now they should add ice facilities?

There's nothing to fear for, in the end, The Reaper gets it all. But until then, I have a fever, and the only cure is more cowbell.

How about we start with something that better fits the economic demographics of the reservations, like basketball. I know that's been brought up (Roebuck) but I'm not sure it ever happened. It wasn't because UND (Roebuck) was unwilling.

FSU is doing so much more than UND ... not. Wow. Eight Seminole students. Eight. Plus three alumni. UND has nearly three times the programs for American Indians than FSU has enrolled Seminole students! http://www.fsu.edu/news/2005/06/17/seminole.support/

Bonus feature!