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"Come to NDSU. We like to go to the mall to show off our packages to girls, shoplift, and commit election fraud by faking signatures." If you live near Fargo stay away from the mall this weekend and downtown where NDSU players have been known to commit felony aggravated assault while all juiced up. NDSU's win at all cost attitude has been going on for decades. It's just now finally starting to catch up to them.

You misspelled Travis Beck, Brandon Jemison, Henry Dellen, Darren Kelley, Sean Engel, Garrett Johnson. So many more crimes by the Bison but the Fargo media covers it all up for the players.

After a close game the majority of the time, UND pulls away at the end for the W.

I can't keep up with all the crimes the NDSU football players have committed over the years. Violent crimes at that....which I guess is understandable being they were all juiced up from the NDSU staff members.

Boeser vs Caggiula at 7:30 tonight.

Will the Brew have a career saving win tonight? The odd makers have UND as an 8 point favorite.

There's The Atlantic and then there's The Athletic. Two separate entities.

Role player is code for doesn't score much.

When will they announce the main characters?

Is that also why they are no longer at the Wal-Mart's either?

Saturday games don't make it til Tuesday's copy of the herald. Since there is no Monday paper. And it's too late at night for Sunday's print.

For anyone guessing that's about a 85% chance to miss the playoffs. Isn't it about time for those probability stats to start making an appearance... This team is worse than last year's team. Last year's team barely missed the playoffs and had the first round at home, this teams season is basically over already.

A lot more than you do. Unfortunately for NDSU, they can't use that appeal material right on the NCAA website, because it would have had to admit to administering the substance by someone NDSU hired.

The NCAA easily reduces suspensions all the time for things like these. Right on the NCAA appeals page, "All you have to show is Robbins asked if the product contained a banned substance (cause the label said it didn't) and staffers said "No." That would likely be enough to overturn it. But in this case it was so cut and dry the NCAA had to say "Nope."

Maybe email Matt Larson and ask him if you want answers?

You know they don't test for street drugs or stimulants, while they do test for other drugs, during the season right? Those begin during the playoffs. Why are they tested separately? They don't see them as "performance enhancing." Thus, the NCAA gives out less suspension for "street drugs." Cocaine and Caffeine are classified the same to the NCAA.

You are a horrible at reading comprehension.

I never said that. I said one year automatic suspensions (and denied appeals) don't happen for positive caffeine tests.

Your a big boy. You can go find it. It's not hard. Just a little intelligence will lead you there. Nevermind, you'll probably never find it. He didn't test positive for caffeine. They don't give out a year suspension for stimulants (caffeine). A guy paid for by NDSU gave Performance enhancing substance that was widely used throughout the locker room.

And Twitter and Facebook. I've already seen people saying they might think twice about letting their football playing son go to NDSU. And the internet doesn't die. Other prospective students will Google NDSU and Kolpacks article will still be there for all the world to read.

It's on the NCAA website.

The NCAA one year suspension is "strict and automatic" when testing positive for Performance Enhancing Drugs. Lesser suspensions for non performance enhancing drugs. Most of the time the NCAA doesn't even test for a stimulant (caffeine) unless that player had previously failed a NCAA drug test before.

What will your response be when it comes out as nothing more than elevated steroids levels?

Then NDSU still hired and provided banned substances to player(s) on the football team. Robbins ran out of his special juice so he borrowed his football player buddy who got it from Newman. The NCAA won't care if it was the player banned or not in their investigation.

While on the subject, also decided to see if there were throwing shot attempts from the blue line a lot like it seemed they were. Tonights leading shot attempts for UND: Defenseman 9 shots Defenseman 8 shots Defenseman 6 shots Tied for 3rd/4th with 6 shots attempts we have our first UND forward. That is not a formula for success.