The Sicatoka

Army: Michie Stadium, 38000 Yale: Yale Bowl, 64246 Army averages about 31500. Yale draws about 10000 (except for 50000 versus Harvard). Plain old seating logistics?

Honestly, I'm more with Noise's take: Let FB have the media spotlight in August and the first half of September. And it's not anything about 'credit'; it's about peoples' short attention spans.

Well, 25-20 (0.556) is a better winning percentage than 27-22 (0.551).

Really? How soon they forget what GFC was before Knights. Seems like quiz time: Before Knights, GFC was: Before Huskies, Wahpeton was: Before Firebirds: Devils Lake was:

A gimmick like that arc tells you all you need to know of the state of the women's game.

All the two-point arc would do is reduce scoring. Why? You going to tip in front and risk making a two-point goal a one-point goal; yet, untipped shots from that far out are gimme saves.

Carrier pigeon for lunch?

We should drive a pike through this line of discussion to kill it.

For what porpoise? I know it when I ... sea lion ... going on. All this is getting fishy ... Back to football please.

UND was to get the arena 30 years after opening.

Here's a picture of gundy daydreaming ...

Watch the language geaux.

They're normally called "ushers".

You got the runt carrier pigeon. He can only carry one ticket at a time and for just a half-mile. Then he goes back and gets the next ticket. Repeat.

Yup. DBs are like hockey defensemen: When you notice them it's normally not for a good thing. When you don't recall a play by them they're probably doing it right.

Give me a game where the team comes away: - needing to polish execution, not having failed to execute - believing in the changes made - with no injuries - with W That is all.

You pay cash or credit card?

Statements pounded into us by an old baseball coach: - Never make the first or last out of an inning at third base. - Never get trapped off base on a line-out to that base. - If it's going to be close, only send the runner home to tie. The Rangers broke all three ... in one inning.

It can't be sold out of state?

So let the youngin's play video games during period breaks ...

Um, time value of money? I'd say $10M plus a half-percent vig.

At risk of saying it the 100th time, and saying it as a compliment, NDSU does not do anything exceptional. but what they do they do exceptionally well.

It happens.

It was nerve-racking. It's hard enough to watch the first/last minute of period with those guys; it turned out you had to fret the first minute after a goal too.