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Doing some ancestry/archelogy work ... Walsh Hall was first built in 1959 and contained 257 beds. Three years later, the hall was expanded to include another 164 beds. In 1964, ... Squires Hall was officially dedicated ... And that's why Squires and west half Walsh suites have (had? ) a different configuration than suites in the east part of Walsh.

The movie with Neeson and Cooper was vastly underrated. " ... trying to shoot down that other drone?" ... "No, they're trying to fly that tank."

Does the word "sadistic" apply? https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12248475/Harvard-womens-hockey-team-pledges-overhaul-culture-abuse-hazing-allegations.html

Berry: "Hopefully, we can get them to a level where they can play in the NHL." No, Brad, the plan should be that. Hope is not a plan. Just a slip of the tongue ... I hope.

Toivanen, Maag, Waletzko, Hoosman, the CFL guys in WPG and HAM, soon hopefully Ventrelli, even being able to point to Coach Kuper with MIN, all help in getting better recruits because you can point to them as success stories.

< words here about the quality of your OL being a predictive indicator of your season performance >

To quote the great and wise Col. John "Hannibal" Smith, "Remember boys, no matter how random things may appear, there's always a plan... " https://campus.und.edu/facilities-management/_files/docs/2022-master-plan-supplemental-planning/2022-sasaki-site-planning-updated.pdf Page 5 of 20

Got a problem with orthopedics?

I’m more of a two hand cross check specialist.

More up to date. https://knightnewhousedata.org/reports

That's where NDSU at $5M for grants doesn't make sense. Both MT schools, with fewer sports, are dollars ahead. I wonder if @nodak651 has some data. And FBS means going 63 -> 85 FB scholarships (plus whatever Title IX adjustments must also be made). EDIT: I look elsewhere and what do I find @nodak651 has posted. Their overall campus enrollment can't be that male dominated.

Yikes.

Yup, and yup.

The HurriHawks. Now when's that Drizly driver get here @stoneySIOUX?

May I choose not to and go instead with "request granted".

Let's hope he reacts the way Kierstad and Frisch reacted.

Imagine the number "$5M" haunting you two ways: - it's all you're doing in athletic grants and raising that will get some Title IX eyeballs to verify all is well, or not - it's what the NDSU academic bailout was -- imagine the press: $5M academic bailout used as FBS FB buy-in I stand by my observation: Of the MTs, SDs, and NDs, UND has the smallest lift under the proposed rule, followed by NDSU.

How did that (not) happen? Ethan Frisch 2.0

Further ponderance requires Grain Belt or Tito's. Please call Happy Harry and have them Drizly some over on your tab.

Cane-iacs? Wait, that's taken. Sugar beets, sugar cane, ... Hurricanes, North Dakota, ... the wind blown?

These rounds are moving right along. Lower Broadway must be calling.

These potential changes ... if they happen are quite interesting. Key points: - 16 sports (not new) - $6M in grants (90% of scholarships allowed, 210 grants) - drop the attendance requirements UND is at $5.94M now and doing 17 sports. NDSU is doing 16 sports but is at $5M. SDSU is at $4.25M and 20+ sports. Montana St is almost $6M like UND but only 15 sports. Montana is $5.5M but only 15 sports. The knock on UND is "Alerus is too small". If that is no longer an issue, UND seems to have the smallest lift, namely just fund the additional FBS grants. Most curious. Data: https://knightnewhousedata.org/reports/f3039088

I'll have you know that's Mister Casey "The Bicep" PullUp to you, good sir.

Shaugabay (Warroad HS) to TBL at 115.