The Sicatoka

Personally, I worry about durability. He's gone off favoring an ankle a couple times.

Those two were called "injured" not "ill" last week. Practices should've been "spirited" this week for playing time.

I ... see ... what you did there.

I think you're right ... but that still only makes Strinden the sixth ...

Tell me whom on the team Smith is not faster than?

The restaurant industry as a whole was decimated by lockdowns and is yet to recover.

I've already admitted to killing Shangri La and Phoenix Wok. < hangs head in shame >

Brian Williams (circa 1986) Gary Kaiser Pat O'Leary Aaron Walski Tyler Kleven The first four there are Fargo North. Kleven should've been Fargo Davies but was US NTDP. Side note: Fargo has to name schools after UND grads, Carl Ben Eielson, Judge Ronald Davies, for some reason.

That's a clean miss by me. Walski played for Fargo North.

HockeyDB says Jason was born in Moorhead and Jackson in Eden Prairie.

Ben Strinden's bio says, "Believed to be the eighth Fargo, N.D., native to play for North Dakota." I can't get to eight. Brian Williams (circa 1986) Gary Kaiser Pat O'Leary Tyler Kleven Help?

< look at joined date in member profile > < scoffs at all the relative puppies > @Speezand I can shake our canes at you whipper-snappers and tell ya to "Get off the lawn!". Where's @PCMwhen we need him?

Best hair at a bald man's convention?

Cerebral quarterback play. Short-yardage offensive package. RB skill sets. LT play. Weakness? Center to QB exchanges Lack of speed receiver Untimely penalties

Fixed (using my vast moderator powers).

I hope they are 6-1 when UND hangs an L on them.

So ya rounded up to the nearest decade ...

Wrong. @nodak651has the documents. He's shown them to me.

Michigan Daily brings the hammer on Jess Myers and The Rink Live.

Your logic and reason are unacceptable and intolerable. Access: Denied.

There is only one game. It is Saturday in Youngstown, OH. And it is must-win.

Condolences to his friends and family.

Yes, and yes, Earl is grandpa and dad is eye surgeon.

And we haven't broached the subject of the extra hoops if you use a CPAP/BiPAP and want a commercial license. (Two year physicals become annuals I've been told.)

I re-watched the game last night. With 7:29 left in the first, Tommy took off right trying for first down. A LB and DL from MoiSt both met him at the sideline, four yards short, and knocked him over hard. What'd he learn? Against these guys I'm not as fast as I think and they'll hit at the sideline. I'm glad he learned that early. It probably, smartly, went into later decisions, like above.