The Sicatoka

He missed where Kennedy has publicly stated, twice, that he has review committees in place (Athletics, and campus) to gather and evaluate information but that the final decisions reside with him.

We're not looking. It's called a full review. Asking internally "Are we in the right conference?" is not the same as actively looking for a new one.

I mean no disrespect and wish no harm to Carson Wentz, but looking at what Philly has around him, what'll happen first: (A) he misses a start due to injury, or (B) he suffers his sixth loss as an NFL starter (one more than the five losses in his five years at NDSU).

It's not all-time conference titles .... that's 17 ... so ... after this season?

Next you'll claim it's Mafia in a monkey suit.

The 2000 Baltimore Ravens on line one for you ...

Expert video analysis by a crack(-using) staff made up of Minnesota Gopher fans has confirmed Mafia's video is a FAKE. Their proof is in the claim that it was shot in North Dakota and appears to show leaves from trees. Every Goophie fan will tell you that's impossible as North Dakota has no trees.

Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte! Daunte!

How some reacted to the new nickname and logo: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/caught-on-camera-hawk-checks-out-tv-stations-towercam/

Come on '73, don't be obtuse. More than half the ND SBoHE right now has ties to NDSU, including a member that used to be the head NDSU FB coach.

Thinking a little more about a Santiago in the slot once in a while scenario: First, it's a total mismatch on a LB as far as speed if John runs a route. That moves a safety over the top for support. Brady and Oscar would love that. Next, if you motion him across (jet sweep) that forces the CB on the side he's running toward to make a decision: either stay on top of the receiver on that side and get blocked and possibly lose contain or shift to outside leverage (in the hope of keeping Santiago inside, contained, where there's tackling help) but that gives the WR the quick inside slant, and that's a throw Studsrud can make.

Straight up oatmeal chocolate chip!

Losing Clive hurts. But they took two true freshman receivers on the road. Time for the boys to become men. But here's the wacky thought -- does losing Clive (a) pull the redshirt off another freshman, like the good receiving TE, and (b) does this put Santiago into the slot more often with Brady or Oscar in the backfield. Why not put the best weapons out on offense. Or better: Who wants to see Santiago coming across on a jet sweep. Surely not opposing defenses.

First, I didn't like how close SB was getting to the punter in the first half. That was not adjusted at halftime. Next, it's the first game. On the road. With a new offensive line. Will they see a defensive front like that again this season? Coach Knauf will make adjustments as warranted. Additionally, here's hoping SB wins the CAA this season. Finally, just win the next game.

How about getting Studsrud into the game with a called QB draw.

Time to just go eight on the line with a FB and Olivera.

They're not apes; they're burros.

You NEVER fair catch inside the 10 ... but SBU did.

They are massively keying on 22.

"Caught by gorgeous Clive Georges ... " - Jack Michaels.

Needed the flop of field position badly.

Studsrud needs to calm down and hit those two throws.

I'm listening to Jack and Mike on iHeart but have synced up the SB video to their audio.

Dear Coach Schmidt, It's time for a chat with the lads.