HawkinNutts

Disagree with #5 (kinda), UND's offense was clicking when Keaton was hurt, just coming off an ingenious double reverse for ~30 yards. UND may not find the momentum it needed without that play. Without the injury (that BTW happened on a QB sweep, not QB power) UND's passing game would've picked up. Only after the backups were in did we completely telegraph which plays were coming. Studs could've been injured like that on any play, not Rudolph's fault.

Solid Performance by the defense. 4 turnovers in Reyes's return shows his worth for this team. My takeaways: 1. Defense is good, to win against UND you will need to throw the ball AND not turn it over, hard to do both against this team. 2. Next man up: with our rushing defense and our running game, there should not be much asked from the quarterback position. UND should be able to coach the next quarterback up to "manage the game" especially against No Colo. 3. Special teams NEEDS to be an emphasis this week. We cannot continue to allow long returns that disrupts the field position game. With our defense (and offense) it is paramount that the field position game be controlled by UND. As always, Hoka Hey, Go Hawks!

Jacob DeMaio

Weber State #24

I've spent too much time reading these forums, minding my own, and I'm finally giving my 2 cents: The AL better be Green balls to the Green walls on Saturday. This town, this University, this Team has spent far too long looking in from the outside. We are GD good this year, and definitely good enough to fill a 12K stadium! This town has waited a long, long time to be relevant again, and we are and will be for the foreseeable future. If the AL is not packed, shame on GF. Hoka Hey, Go Hawks!