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Is the WAC dead yet?

How quickly some forget Sports Illustrated asked ND sports fans their favorite college team and UND Hockey came out on Top.

“During the summer, the coaches would text me and ask how summer is going,” receiver R.J. McGill said. “I would text them back and ask them if they are pushing to throw more. We’re going to need to do that in the Big Sky. Teams know we can run. We’ll still be able to run, but it will help out our running game so much more if we’re able to pass. I really believe we can." From the Herald. My iPhone don't show the quote box option when replying.

Let's be honest whoever did this poll is on crack. It deserves no respect. He throws names in a hat. Holy Cross doesn't even give scholarships and was one game above .500 playing in the non schooly patriot league. Where's Northern Colorado? *patriot league voted to start giving scholarships this year.

While the ambience might be better the food tastes the same.

Is the food made different? Or different ingredients?

I have never been to hi ho. But if you go to urbanspoon.com 88% of people like JL beers vs 80% for hi ho in Fargo. Of course this rating might have to do with more than just burgers.

I am sure that has a lot to do with it. Dad I smashed your Ferrari just kidding I only broke the TV! Ha

I guess "ratings" are all relative but JL beers was selected by the USA Today as the best burger joint in North Dakota. Just Saying.

NDSU has no place to go but down. The stadium is sold out and they just won a national championship. Guys need a new stadium and move to FBS. They already got a winning record vs the FBS. Build a new stadium Join the Mwc and enjoy the home games with 30,000 people. The sad part for NSDU is there really isn't much difference between NDSU and UND. They play the same teams. It's just NDSU currently wins more and 8,000 more people watch.

Tom Dennis of the Herald had a nice piece back then saying UND should stay D2.

Does anyone really regret moving? Lots of people opposed it back in the day. Still hasn't really sunk in for me. Maybe when we are "dancing."

They need to YouTube that stuff so more people can watch!

Not anymore. I believe they are as big as directtv dishes now.

Another JR transfer doesn't work out. Has to hurt the guy was competing for the top spot. No one unless you seen them play knows if the NC qb is any better at this point.

You and DaveK. Cheers!

Vs imported grass?

Five Guys or a JL burger?

Indoor is definitely more "family friendly".

Some of ya' all need to put in years for these restaurants. Lol

Didn't I just read he wants to train them "here" as in Williston? You start with "integrating" programs then move to get your own later. "look at the demand". Und shouldnt be training anyone in Williston. Make them go to UND like everyone else. Well before online education. Everyone deserves a college within fifty miles of them in ND. "WILLISTON, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota should establish a center in Williston to train doctors, nurses, lab technicians and other health care professionals, the head of the hospital in the city told lawmakers." Sounds like what a med school does!? Why can't they go to UND? It's. The U of North Dakota not U of Eastern North Dakota!

Calvary and Roughriders are equal in my book. Why don't you think people would go for Calvary? Seems like a very popular choice.

Ten to fifteen year away is a pretty good chunk of time. I will believe it when I see it. They announce those plans to "appease" the public. High pressure on being voted the worse hospital care satisfaction in the state. I prefer competition. Doctors Hospital. Not sure what you mean by significant provider but Innovis Hospital in Fargo looks significant when compared to say at least Altru.

Copy BWW and that place is just waiting to make a killing. http://www.buffalowingsandrings.com/#/ Let's all chip in. Maybe REA could get into the for profit business.

Wanna talk Fargo growth? Stanford is building a new half billion dollar hospital! Wow! Didn't know they had such demand. Sanford is pretty sure the states largest private sector employer with over 7,000 employees in Fargo alone. Wish they had bought Altru.