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Practices open to the public right?

UNI is HUUUUUUUUGE. A win is a morale boost to take into the next game.

I think that's called inflation.

All ND summers fly by

Another Noah Larson?

Good karma to let Farmer keep #3

While much of the board has devolved into discussing legal issues, I see quite a few offers were made this weekend. Too lazy to bring them here. Also wondering how recruits did at the Shriners games. Anyone know?

I think it's called "plausible denial."

What's done is done. What difference does it make to THIS UND football team? He's gone. Move on.

Oh I agree with a majority of your points, and I'm with you in the hope for a better season this year. The MAIN issue as noted by Kelly Howe in his analysis is the OL and DL and I think both will be better this season. The Hogs are the key in the MVC as evidenced by the team south of GF. I love summer and hope to enjoy many sunny days, but I'm looking forward to this season like no other.

And is out of football entirely according to Kelly.

You had me until your last line. If 2022 isn't 2023 then last spring isn't 2023 either.

Not sure where to put this, but NCAA has changed the recruiting rule limit. Now instead of 25 max each year the number is unlimited while maintaining the 85 limit/ team. So, if a team has 30 players leave in a year due to graduation or Transfer Portal, it can sign 30 players.

Same...but I received our parking pass bill so that's a good sign.

How did we earn it? Buy paying for tickets? For showing up on a Saturday night because it's winter and we have nothing else to do?

Trying to weigh it against the losses. Can't recall all, but the secondary took a hit IIRC

Guessing she wants to go to a place where she will play.

But Feeney was leading the cheers at a basketball game. A couple weeks ago, I saw that one of the starting DL's for Nebraska stepped into the portal. That can't hurt UND's chances.

A non Instagram guy here. Can you share?

I'm more inclined to disagree with the comment about the offense being awful.

NCAA is only interested in money.

Winning a conference Championship and a couple of PO games would do it!

Based on your views of the HC, is it possible for your perspective to be anything but ‘so-so”?

When I saw Iwarri Smith's HUDL, I thought he would be star. Anyone know where he ended up?

I'm not familiar with our Michigan recruits. Who were the others?