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You can watch UND practice at the Xcel tomorrow at 10am.

"Keenum helped the Vikings reach the NFC title game a hell of a lot more than Bradford." Is also a fact. Two things can be true at once.

"Keenum & Bradford took the Vikings to the NFC title game last year..." is a statement of fact.

Minneapolis is closer to Grand Forks, than Grand Forks is to Sioux Falls. And people are still complaining about UND having a de facto home game.

Bingo.

No, I gave both credit.

AZ just spent $15 million to make him their starter next year.

You don't think UND at 14th in the PWR deserves to play in Sioux Falls then. But PSU at 12th PWR playing only two hours away in their home state, No problem!

Penn State will have a pretty good home advantage. If UND gets a de facto home game, so does Penn State. No doubt about it. He claims UND doesn't deserve it. Penn State then also doesn't deserve it. The article wasn't about yeah North Dakota will have a bigger home advantage than Penn State. That wouldn't have made much interest. It was about: St. Cloud traveling to the East was the "problem" for him.

Wonder why he didn't write: "All of this is well and good, except that when Penn State is a lower seed, it gets a de facto home game when it doesn't deserve it." Same rules apply.

That is sour grapes on his part. Regardless of his "spin" on it.

Is Chaves gonna get on the hockey committee to help UND to keep getting those "home" playoff bids secured? Like Faison did?

In the last five years, the Minnesota Vikings have started seven different quarterbacks.

If recent history is any indication, the Vikings will be using that backup QB fairly soon.

Since Keenum & Bradford took the Vikings to the NFC title game last year, I'd assume anything less than that will be a disappointment.

So if Sam Bradford goes to the Cardinals, Casey Kennum goes to the Broncos, and Teddy Bridgewater goes to the Jets, how many of them start for their perspective teams?

Add Kurt Cousins a year from now. The Eagles are looking to replace Wentz right?

But he didn't. He's healthy now and ready to play football. Same with Sam Bradford. He's healthy and ready to play football. Just don't quite get the hey, you're injured and we're moving on type mentality.

What happened to Bridgewater being the future and savior of the Vikings? One injury and it's bye bye?

My google skills say he was 25 in his last game at the Ralph. Tied with Robbie Bina who was also 25 (The oldest to play at the new Ralph without receiving a medical hardship year).

Anyone know who the oldest guy to play for UND in the new Ralph was?

Thanks, sort of what I would guess. Just the methodology is reversed between the two sites from my initial response.