Hardcore Hawk

It has about 150 names of athletes who've received offers from UND, visited on Junior Days, and have generally been reached out to by the football staff. I'll update it as often as I can, but give a little grace when there's a new announcement. We're currently sitting at 45 offers, and I'm sure there will be plenty more, with three more Junior Days planned this spring!

Since it's a slow news week (sarcasm) I wanted to give everyone some info on Future Hawks. This Google Doc is available for everyone to view, but I'll be the only one able to edit. https://docs.google.com/document/d/16pJ1qGU8IueJqCn4KUjPCSNlnTkKfOpQkFjGbQCnF7Q/edit?usp=sharing

Lot of drop downs from P4 schools as well

Defense HAS to limit explosive plays. That’s UNI’s whole offense. If you can knock down a couple Day bombs (or pick one or two) this should be a 14 point win

Weber ran for 220 on them in the Unidome, Youngstown ran for 150, I feel much better about our stable of RBs and OL than either of those teams. I think we can still can get it done with counters and stretch runs

Gotta score early and score on consecutive drives. Need the defense to get a stop or two right away and get the offense rolling.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YGi99BFaD65R8QTiKtKViD4aKHQHKvBCgGvYhK-FzxE/edit?usp=sharing Updated as of now. Been a quiet period while college coaches and HS players are focused on their own seasons. In Miller's article on Lotysz, he mentioned that there were 20 commits, but for the life of me I can only find 19. If you see I'm missing somebody, let me know and I'll be sure to correct it!

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Besides an alum of the school, I'm not sure who would take a job there. Between Nassar's child abuse and Tucker's (alleged) abuse, plus a school shooting earlier this year, the school hasn't had a good public image in almost a decade

I agree with this. Boise lost to the #10 team (at the time) in Washington and a P5 UCF. They're 0-2, but it's not like they've been playing scrubs. I would expect an enormous effort by Boise, and we would need to play a near perfect game to take them down.

Give me the Great West greens back

Brian Shawn does a great job explaining this in the 360 podcast. Essentially says it's nice to have the big arm guys like Day from UNI, or the mobile guys who can scramble, but what gets overlooked is the ball security and decision making. Wouldn't you rather have 65% completion on 10-15 yard passes than 55% and 3 picks like what Day had against Weber on Saturday?

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They did this on Saturday.

Similar to us, they’ve played one downright terrible team and one mediocre to bad Big Sky team.