dmksioux

If they aren't good enough to get playing time, do we really want to keep them? I'd like to think that the coaches will get the minutes to the kids that they plan to keep and build around. Jones has struggled with coaching and developing players, but he has brought in some good talent in the past so I would think he knows which kids to keep around. Could be wrong. Either way, I do some promise and reason for hope with the young kids we have this year.

I agree about about the new players. This team is young and needs some time to grow and figure things out. This team has some good parts and lots of potential. They actually play better team ball than most of Jones’ teams do. It will be fun to watch this team grow over this year in next. Really excited about Rabacja. One thing I would like to see is some of the bigs put some weight on.

SDSU shouldn't have to worry about an at large bid. I don't see anyone knocking off a healthy Rabbit squad in Sioux Falls come March.

Savannah State is playing Wisconsin on Thursday and also has Iowa on its schedule. I’m sure the SSU players don’t look st it as a sad situation. They will look at it as an opportunity...

You really believe it’s luck?

Which was a surprisingly close game.

? They don’t play until 6:00pm

Pretty sure he's referring to Luke Knauf...who did play line

We also need Stewart back. I cringe watching Seales run the point.

Originally committed to walk on at Wisconsin. Had offers fro South Dakota and UNI. From the same area in Wisconsin as Freund. Is he coming here? I have no idea. edit: anyone with Twitter see if Freund is following him or vice versa?

Also, if you redshirt, there's a chance for the player to graduate transfer, correct?

We do already have six home games for the first time since 2014. A seventh home game would be nice but so would a payday game. I'd be fine with adding either.

One slight correction to your post...otherwise, yeah.

As of today I take the under. Depends on any potential changes and how the season progresses. We play at NDSU and home agains Sam Houston, win those and attendance goes up. But as things stand today, I don't see that scenario playing out. Also, next year looks to be a twelve game season as we have six home games for the first times since 2014. The last two games of the year are at home against UNC and SUU. Guessing attendance wont be very good for those games. Too bad the program is trending the wrong way and won't be able to take advantage of the extra game.

NDSU also works with 63 scholarships while those other schools work with 85. NDSU's football program as ran much more like an FBS program than an FCS programs. I have a relative who works within the strength program at NDSU. The difference between NDSU and 90% of FCS programs, including UND, is pretty glaring. Are they on the same level as P5 teams, definitely some of the lower level P5 teams they are.