The answer is clear.
General George Crook, US Army, stated that the Sioux were the greatest light Cavalry the world has ever known.
If not "Go Sioux", clearly, it's "Go Cavalry."
The post by "mksioux" pretty much sums up where I'm at also.
I don't agree with an active campaign to "get rid of" those programs; rather, no moniker means no motivation to keep them running. And no motivation to keep and maintain them means they won't survive long. Rather than actively cutting I think it'd be much more fun to watch them wither and die on the vine, along with anti-moniker crowd's political power on campus.
Careful what you wish for. You don't know what you've got until it's gone.
My purpose in pointing to StratPlanII was to show that Kupchella didn't plan on rampant growth.
It is quite concerning that he's failed to meet even the moderate targets set forth. The low Aero number is the biggest concern. He and Smith need to get on that one. I know Smith can fix it.
All of this is fun and what-not, but there was a game last night.
My favorite take:
I think it's going to be fun watching Kasowski and German in the middle over the next few years.
Maybe we could have "situational" offensive backfield sets now too:
The "GF Central" Set: Ryan Chappell behind Jake Landry
The Wisconsin Set: Josh Murray behind Dan Freund
The Minneapolis Metro Set: Brandon Dungy behind Ryan Konrath
I'm yet to see UND run a "20 tickets for $100" promo.
I know NDSU has (2003 v. Alpo, er, I mean Valpo).
As far as a Valley Dairy 2-for-1 I can honestly say I had not heard of it being promoted yet this fall.
So NDSU gets them in the door and then says "no" to their desired major where UND makes the call before they ever enroll.
That sounds in some ways like Dr. Kupchella's stated approach in his Strategic Plan II where he wants to enroll those who have the best tools to succeed so the second-year retention rate stays very high.