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  1. 1 hour ago, UND1983 said:

    If Tommy connects with Richter, as he should've, would "everyone have been on the same page"?  

    The facts show Tommy didn’t connect with Richter, he connected with an SDSU db and we lost.  We were playing Russian roulette and UND pulled the trigger with a loaded chamber….again.

  2. 36 minutes ago, jdub27 said:

    Can't tell if serious or not.
    Do you think he just assumed he (the guy running a 15-17 yard route on 2nd and 17nd) was just a decoy? 
    According to you, QB1 can't get past his first read and I can guarantee that the WR's know the progression of a play, so not sure how that correlates.

    Watch the replay, richter slows down out of his break.  

  3. 8 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

    Correct.
    Tommy had been sacked two of the last four plays (sack, to Maag, to Richter, sack) before the pick. 

    The TO would've been to get everyone a deep breath and a "here's how were going to win this" huddle with the coaches. 

    Absolutely.  Make sure everyone is on the same page and to also have the next play ready depending on the results of the play being run.

    Complete pass and 3rd and short - this play

    Complete pass and 1st down - this play

    incomplete pass

    Scramble

    Sack

    Again this is not rocket science and happens at the end of the half for most teams.  Don't forget about the end of the half vs WIU, it didn't matter but that was a joke too.

  4. 6 minutes ago, jdub27 said:

    Seriously. There is an argument to be made for taking a timeout there, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the clock.
    They ran a play that would have done exactly what it needed to if either a)the QB led the WR half a step less or b)the WR comes out of his break a little harder, both of which, timeout or no timeout, can happen any play.
    Time. Was. Not. An. Issue.

    I disagree.  The sack changed the calculus.  In my mind there was NO chance we were going to attempt a field goal so we likely had 3 more downs to get the 18 yards and then another 4 downs to score.  It is obvious from what transpired on that play that Richter was not expecting the ball, so the timeout would have not only preserved time, it would have made sure that everyone was on the same page for the next couple of plays.

  5. 1 minute ago, Green Banner said:

    UND athletics not had much success since moving D1 overall.  Football has 2 conference titles. Mens Basketball has 1 and women have 2. Volleyball was a strong program for a moment.  We need to get past "moral victories " or "we played with them". The athletic dept Seems complacent. 

     

    WHERES CHAVES?

    Don't know him, nor much about him, but the way it usually works, is Chaves is shotgunning his resume to every university president in the country about now.

  6. 3 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

    Unquantifiable

    I agree, it was a seminal moment in that game, the season, for Bubba, and for the program.  A win in that game, in that atmosphere, and who knows, we may very well be 10-1 and waiting to see who we host next week.

  7. 2 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

    They were watching for Quincy.  To their credit.  When SIU runs Williams in the game UND changes their entire defense quickly.  

    When we realized that NDSU KNEW we were going to run the fake, why on earth did we not call timeout?  Do you realize how much that moment cost UND football?

  8. 9 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

    There is a chart for getting sacked on 1st and 10 with over a minute left?

    Every coach for sure has a plan for that so they don't have to think at all or make a decision in-game.  

    Our chart must have said after a sack let 39 of the 90 seconds run off the clock and then on 2nd and 18 throw an interception.

  9. 7 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

    We (meaning the coaching staff) can discuss chart contents between games. And I agree not everyone's chart will be the same. 

    But having a chart, having the decision pre-made, so you don't make a bad decision under pressure, is what I'm looking for: game management. 

     

     ... words here about failing to plan is planning to fail ... 

    Now that is a major bingo!

  10. Here is the 2-deep from SDSU:  In BOLD are the guys who are gone as of right now, either eligibility is up or portal.  Krzanowksi is coming back as is Maag.  Anyone have any info on Jalen Morrison or Noah Larson?  As of right now the offense comes back almost intact besides Waletzko.

    DEFENSE

    Defensive End 49 Ben McNaboe 88 Luke Lennon

    Nose Tackle 0 Jalen Morrison 52 Chandon Pierre

    Defensive End 51 Quintin Seguin 93 Elijah Beach

    Outside Linebacker 19 Ty Shannon 34 Josh Navratil

    Inside Linebacker 44 Devon Krzanowski 10 Caden White

    Inside Linebacker 40 Noah Larson 42 Kason Kelley

    Outside Linebacker 15 Jaxson Turner 9 Marcus Vaughn-Jones

    Cornerback 6 Evan Holm 22 Caleb Nelson

    Safety 17 Hayden Galvin 24 Kadon Kauppinen

    Safety 25 Jordan Canady 11 Jayson Coley

    Cornerback 3 C.J. Siegel 23 Sam Robertson

    OFFENSE

    Tight End 39 Adam Zavalney 81 Billy Riviere

    Left Tackle 72 Colin Lavell 73 Jack Kuntz

    Left Guard 78 Ben Christian 67 Andrew Fenton

    Center 68 Babak Ghadaksaz 79 Peyton Lotysz

    Right Guard 77 Easton Kilty 67 Andrew Fenton

    Right Tackle 74 Donny Ventrelli 75 Sam Hagen

    Wide Receiver 89 Garett Maag 1 Bo Belquist

    Wide Receiver 1 Bo Belquist 5 Jake Richter

    Wide Receiver 12 Marcus Preston 4 Brock Boltmann

    Quarterback 2 Tommy Schuster 14 Quincy Vaughn

    Running Back 26 Otis Weah 7 Luke Skokna

    SPECIALS

    Punter 87 Cade Peterson 45 Adam Stage 37 Sean Fenelon

    Kicker 92 Brady Stevens 45 Adam Stage 37 Sean Fenelon

    Holder 87 Cade Peterson 37 Sean Fenelon

    Long Snapper 96 Ross Hinders 32 Dylan Boecker

    Kickoff Returners 7 Luke Skokna 6 Evan Holm

    Punt Returners 7 Luke Skokna 12 Marcus Preston

  11. 6 hours ago, Nodak78 said:

    You must to Young.  I remember this coach.

    . In 1980, Pat Behrns took over as head coach. Although he amassed a record of 36–27 in six seasons leading the program, North Dakota never qualified for the playoffs nor did they win a conference title under Behrns' direction. Following a dreadful 3–8 season in 1985 that culminated in a 49–0 loss to arch rival NDSU Bison, Behrns resigned as head coach of North Dakota.  He burned a lot of red shirts his last year. 

    I didn’t say worst coach In UND history, I said single worst coaching move in UND history.  In many ways Bubba is a really good coach, just not in that moment vs NDSU.

  12. 5 minutes ago, AJS said:

    It's so disappointing after going pretty unscathed after Spring ball. Any 2022 talks now seem extremely premature. Have to wait to see the roster construction once the dust settles. 

    Nobody else off the 2-Deep and we'll consider this off-season a success. 

    Unfortunately there will be more.

  13. 3 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

    I believe he's referencing going on 4th down on the "minus 20" in the third against NDSU. 

    That was so out of character, so off script, I could not believe what was happening. Be aggressive, but on the "plus 20".

    To use the hockey phraseology, sometimes high off the glass IS the best play. 

    We were going to take advantage of NDSU taking out the bigs and putting smaller lighter faster guys out for the punt.  Not a bad idea, but NDSU was ready for it (coaching) and noticed our OL didn't leave the field.  So instead of calling TO(or letting the clock run down and taking a delay penalty) and actually punting, we ran the play anyways and gave them the ball at our 20.  The defense stepped up and they only got a field goal, but it GAVE NDSU the lead mid way through the 3rd quarter.  

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