The Sicatoka

Glad they figured out less is more.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_Schmaltz

While everyone else goes to the "hot spot" to dream of landing the magic lunker, it's OK to go where you're sure to reel in prime walleye.

Having an abundance of skilled viable options right now is a blessing. First QB starter not named "Schuster" since 2019 <-- kinda glad to have options and not "eggs in one basket"

But now GFPD can say you were warned.

The ball moved; it'd be ruled incomplete from that angle because of the UND helmet. In a game what the ref called would be upheld.

You want Jordan Schmaltz. I'd need an interpreter.

If their goal is to stimulate Uber usage ...

Please no.

When you've lost Fargo Forum publisher Bill Marcil Jr ... (it's opinion so not blocked) ... https://www.inforum.com/opinion/columns/marcil-jr-its-time-to-get-serious-about-making-downtown-fargo-safe-for-all

Sounds like a DBs nemesis.

I do believe the last time UND had a starting QB not named "Tommy Schuster" it was 2019. https://msuspartans.com/sports/football/roster/tommy-schuster/14092

And the old logo was constantly confused with a certain team from Chicago.

Shouldn't this Iowa team have Ric Flair as their mascot? WOO!

I run "linear density" also (lbs/in). It's a measure of thickness but has no real meaning. Kunz is the big man here (3.09) followed by MacDonald (2.99) Someone get EJ (2.29) and Sacha (2.38) a sandwich. Part of this is training; part of this is the difference between 18 y/o male and 22 y/o male (think: testosterone).

Based on the online roster this team (average) is 2 inches and 6 pounds bigger than just two seasons ago. 5'11" is now 6'1" 187 is now 193

OK, so Swanson per UND's roster is 5'8" and 175 (see also Jayden Perron). How's he use it? I say that because I've seen big dudes ( cough - Kunz - cough ) not use their size as an advantage, or at least take time to learn how to. "Sparky" wasn't big but he seemed to be the one coming off the boards with the puck always.

I taught him well.

Time to install the Blais approach? Two guys playing equally well you play the younger to see what else they have.

Western and Miami in (panic?) buying mode.

Schlossman's "30 List": - How many "commitments" to schools do they make? As a group, I put the over/under at 37. Yes, I see about 7 de- then re- committers. - How many play one NCAA game?

Patience, Grasshopper.

Wet blanket alert: Going over the top, quick strike, puts the defense on the field more.

Not quite: The OC was a Gopher (captain) and a Viking and Lion. The OL coach was all-MAC twice at NIU. The FCS level shouldn't be an issue.