The Sicatoka

I don't want to call Bohl's offense conservative, but I think ball-control mindset first applies. I've long believed with the college 40 second play clock too many teams are trying to "track meet" it. They should be looking to pound it. Why? Say you get the ball on the minus 20: 80 yards to a TD. If you get 3.33 yards every 40 seconds* you'll have chewed through 24 plays at 40 seconds per: 960 seconds. That's over a quarter, and a TD. And the other team's defense got hit 24 times. If your defense can get a three-and-out after that, look out. *A first down every three plays.

No, *this* post was glossed over:

I can't believe no one is talking about the major GF economy impact today: Burger King and Tim Horton's merge!

Our membership is upright; reference to yours seems ... limp. (You really aren't good with double entendre, are you? I've been chuckling since your first reference to "membership" and you've been missing it. Heck, Goon figured it out.)

At risk of repeating myself, you started the "membership" measuring contest.

Your response regarding your "membership" is limp.

Your "membership" is never that hard: Bisonville Forums Statistics Threads 32,328 Posts 895,538 Members 5,637 This forum, with a much larger and upright "membership": 656,061 Total Posts 6,724 Total Members All that matters because?

That's so obvious I assume that it's rhetorical. Mr. Taylor put out a terrible offer knowing it wouldn't be taken and his legacy would be, "But I left with an offer on the table." Instead Faison and Schweigert took the offer and called the bluff knowing what the game and it's impacts could bring out. Taylor and Faison and Schweigert have all made calculated risks. Taylor's legacy now is as the guy who (effectively) scheduled UND again. I guess that makes him accursed in some quarters. I say he made an offer, took a risk, and left it for Interim AD Matthew et al to deal with. Most importantly, all the history won't be written on this one until September 2015, if not 2019. We'll see then how all the calculated risks turned out.

It always turns into a "membership" measuring contest with you guys.

Since this "two in Fargo" is armageddon, dogs and cat living together, MASS HYSTERIA! ... let's see who figures out the significance of: 1901, 1902 1904, 1905 1905, 1906 1910, 1912 1925, 1926, 1927 1992, 1993 1994, 1995 Here's your hint: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nickel_Trophy

Let's go "apples to apples" since Jamal at KX4 leaked late Thursday: This board -- roughly 20 new pages (on existing thread) with 20 posts per -- about 400 posts That other board -- new thread, 97 pages with 10 posts per -- about 970 posts

No self-respecting "good ol' boy" would use that stuff. "Good ol' boys" operate by looking a man in the eye and shaking his hand. And the last thing a "good ol' boy" would be is an internet poseur.

a) Dinkytown b) Bisonville c) Greeley d) all of the above (via gene splicing technology developed at UND)

Gee, Mister "Hickman" doesn't have the same KIRO Seattle graphics displaying his name as the rest of the "story". How ever could have "KIRO" missed that one? So I'm wondering who got a video camera for their birthday and had to try their hand at "video production".

The first whispers of this came from Jamal Spencer (KX4 sports) in Fargo. (I believe that's accurate. Correct me if needed on that.) Mr. Spencer has much stronger ties to NDSU than UND. If there's a "leak" and Spencer got the scoop wouldn't Occam's Razor dictate that it came from where Jamal has the best contacts?

Jim Rockford. Firebird. For the win.

Orion is "The Hunter". (You know opponents would call us the Onions.)

Agree: Quote on iPad-Safari is goofy now. Better on Win7 (Chrome and MIE).

Same here: Only iPad-Safari. Not on Win7 with either Chrome or MIE.

A wise man once told me: The greatest victory is when you defeat your opponent at their game, on their field, by their rules. In. Bubba. We. Trust.* *Because this would not be happening without Bubba's blesssing and sign-off.

C'mon folks (and "good ol boys"): In Bubba We Trust ... right?

Last year?

http://www.al.com/sports/index.ssf/2014/08/ncaa_study_finds_all_but_20_fb.html So all but 20 FBS schools lose money on athletics. And they want to take on more costs via "full cost" scholarships and stipends? Clearly academics, and not real-world business people, are running those places.

Oh yeah !?!?! OH YEAH !?!?! Well in Fargo they never have to worry about what's sneaking up on them from behind that hill ... except for maybe the city dump ...