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Looking forward to seeing if the young D can continue to improve-Canady, Hunt and Bennett especially
Interested in seeing if Studs can't go, how Z does. Hoping for OLine improvement and Johannesson to have a good day.
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Found this as I was trying to recall when Callahan played. Haven't looked for the updates as this was published in 2010.
All-Time UND Football Strength and Conditioning Award Winners
POSITION
BENCH PRESS
BACK SQUAT
POWER CLEAN
VERTICAL JUMP
Offensive Line
455 lbs.
Jason Childs
August 1991
610 lbs.
August 2007
365 lbs.
Mike Crouse
August 2001
35 inches
March 2009
Tight End
420 lbs.
Jim Kleinsasser
August 1998
555 lbs.
John Schumacher
March 1992
370 lbs.
Jim Kleinsasser
August 1998
37.5 inches
Travis Headley
August 2000
Quarterback
330 lbs.
Todd Kovash
April 1990
445 lbs.
Clay Wagner
April 1993
314 lbs.
March 2010
37 inches
March 2005
Running Back
365 lbs.
Shannon Burnell
March 1992
600 lbs.
Shannon Burnell
March 1992
365 lbs.
Chad Faul
August 1998
38 inches
Shad Thorstenson
March 2000
Fullback
Todd Hambrecht
375 lbs.
August 1999
Neville Scarlett
530 lbs.
April 1991
353 lbs.
March 2006
38 inches
March 2007
Wide Receiver
335 lbs.
March 2008
450 lbs.
August 2006 &
March 2008
339 lbs.
March 2007
38 inches
Robbie Holmquist
38 inches
Nose Guard
435 lb.s
Mark Callahan
August 1996
725 lbs.
Scott Schultz
March 1999
383 lbs.
March 2009
35.5 inches
March 2004
Defensive Line
440 lbs.
March 2010
615 lbs.
March 2010
402 lbs.
March 2010
36 inches
March 2008
Linebacker
400 lbs.
Ben Leingang
August 1997
625 lbs.
Brian Hamlin
March 1994
378 lbs.
March 2010
38.5 lbs.
Tony Hermer
August 2004 &
March 2007
Defensive Back
365 lbs.
Mike Miller
August 200-
500 lbs.
Jason Williams
April 1993
324 lbs.
March 2006
39 inches
March 2010
Safety
350 lb.s
March 2010
475 lbs.
March 2010
344 lb.s
March 2003
39 inches
March 2009
Specialist
315 lbs.
Donny Kaiser
March 1996
485 lbs.
Donny Kaiser
August 1996
318 lbs.
March 2009
35.5 inches
March 2009
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4 hours ago, gundy1124 said:
Anyone, Who's our last dominant D-lineman at UND?
Mark Callahan whom Morrison has been compared to by old timers.
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But isn't the big fault on the O, the lack of a strong line? I know they are young, but we need to hope they develop.
Plus DLine is not maintaining the opponent's Oline to allow the LB's to make tackles and we don't have a real good pass rush.
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Is your team doing well this season? Is it playoff time? What class is Lacrosse?
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2 hours ago, Norhsidepride said:
Had to create an account to reply guys. Myself and others have kept tabs on UND since CJ chose it.
CJ is an absolute slasher with the ball. He isnt avoiding contact he is looking for the next hole or cutback to exploit. We ask him to play FS because of his athleticism. He hits hard and tackles well (its in the film). Also, he passed on offers to play WR in the MVFBC to play corner at UND. He has also passed on multiple basketball offers including a mid major that contacted he and Logan last week. Great kid, Great athlete - Better person
Thanks for the comments. Please keep us updated on what looks like a prized recruit for the Hawks. He will be part of a Championship team.
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Just a bit of info on the guys who are facing drug charges.
Cops file an Affidavit of Probable Cause. It says why they arrested the 2 players. Both had marijuana in their rooms.
IF any others in that house had anything drug related in their rooms, they would have been arrested and charged too. Therefore, we can assume they did NOT.
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2 minutes ago, Midwestern Hawk said:
I am not inferring the other guys were involved in dealing but the guys living with Poole, Taylor and Randolph obviously knew what was going on, as did a great portion of the team. The other part of this that really bothers me is who do we think the best customers were?
You ARE inferring that, and now you are inferring that the UND football team, as "customers" is using a lot of weed.
Here's the other part of the typical drug case (and in your defense, it may come out) but ALL cases involve getting information from those charged as to who they were dealing with and going after those people too. It always happens in Fed cases, not as often in State cases as the consequences are not so great. If the rest of the team is involved then additional charges should be forthcoming.
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5 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:
For one, failure to improvise when the best aren't out there. It's easy to coach when you have no injuries and the starters are experienced, but thats not reality in football - players get hurt and miss games. The best coaches consitently win for such reasons, in addition to recruiting depth that allows a program to withstand such injuries. Unfortunately, some feel it takes 10 years to acquire 2 to 4 classes worth of depth ... doesn't make sense unless you're an apologist.
I'm an apologist as I apologize that Nevermann, a RB had to play LB. I apologize that Blubaugh, Rastas, Shannon, had their RS pulled because of injuries. I apologize that the OLine had to play RSFrosh earlier than when they were ready.
What coach goes into a season on the first day of practice, sits 11 starters and gives a LOT of reps to RS frosh or real frosh and tells the team, we need to prepare you guys because all these guys, including NFL prospects will probably be hurt for the season?
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8 hours ago, Midwestern Hawk said:
Remember the guys arrested for dealing all lived with other players, a number of them. A lot of house cleaning and refocusing needs to be done.
You seem convinced the other roommates were involved somehow too.
As a lawyer, I can say that IF the drug task force team even thinks someone is involved in the delivery or possession of drugs, they will tell the SA to charge them. In fact, most often, the net goes out and whoever is snared in it, is charged. IF the SA didn't charge the others, they were not criminally responsible for this.
It doesn't mean they had no knowledge of it, but I think it's inappropriate to suggest they were in on it too. Thus, I'm not sure that means they need to be booted from the team.
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24 minutes ago, BarnWinterSportsEngelstad said:
When did our coaches realize our team is in serious trouble (above the injuries), or will that happen next week? Seems like we still have most of the same game philosophy we had against Utah?
This is the whole chicken/egg issue of the season.
I think the injuries could never be anticipated to such a magnitude, so there was no way to prepare for them.
The other "issues" are NOT issues IF the injuries are not so severe and the team keeps winning. IF the injuries had not occurred AND the team was losing like they are, then the other "issues" need to be examined.
I guess I'm not sure the other "issues" exist without the injury induced losses.
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8 hours ago, Longtime fan said:
Watched the game again
matt cox was either being pushed back all day or the defender just ran around him. He shouldn't be starting
Rooney was pushed back quite frequently but more often then not, he kept the guy in front of him.
Rastas has the heart , the will and the mentality to be a special player.....just needs to gain 25-30 lbs. He has taken on the leader roll for the D. Very aware and is constantly trying to the guys in the right position. He's very aggressive ...just 190 lbs ! His hits would mean something if he were 230lbs
DEs have nearly been nonexistent this year.
Offense needs to be reminded that the TEs are a pass catching option.
Santiago needs to be lined out wide .....he is just taking a beating running straight up the gut against guys that are 100 lbs bigger then he is. JJ and Brady at least have the girth to with stand some of that beating....Santiago is a tough SOB but man.....
opposing teams are targeting true fresh blubaugh. Really like the guy but he shouldn't be playing this year.....more less starting.
Canady is going to be a special player.
Would love to see a zim to izzy connection.....zim can really there the long ball and izzy is simply a burner.
It's weird, because I was looking at all these players (except Cox) and had the same thoughts. Rooney got pushed around by the HUGE NG when he was in, but he handled the sub pretty well.
Love Rastas' desire, as he's NOT 200 pounds. No way. He seems to be making the D calls as Hunt defers to him all the time, so he knows the system. He could slide to OLB. If he stays at MLB, he should be a backup to Rodgers and Larson next year.
I keep waiting for Mason Bennett to do something special. Still waiting.
Canady smart and tough. Like the rest, needs a few more pounds.
The thing about Blubaugh, he's being torched, but he never hangs his head. Hopefully he becomes something as soon as next year. He, too, should be a backup next year.
Zim is a DI QB who can win a game with his arm.
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1 hour ago, Old Fella said:
Disclaimer! Never played football. What is complicated for QB to hand off to RB running into the line?
I'm curious about this too as more than one post has indicated it's a complex system. I see handoffs as being somewhat easy, and the pass routes are pretty basic. Toss in a STUPID QB draw and that's the O. And the occasional jet sweep.
I understand the QB can audible to the extent he can change a running play to another running play. I don't get that, because if a dumb guy like me sees 9-10 in the box and I don't think my line can handle another running play, why shouldn't a passing play be an option?
Thus, I don't get the complexity issue.
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In Bubba we rust?
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9500? I believe is what was announced.
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3 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:
UND defense gave up touchdown passes of 69 and 56 yards! Those big plays are killers. It was ugly to watch.
Take away those two dagger plays and eliminate the 3 turnovers and UND wins. Big plays and turnovers are determinants of winners and losers. UND played like a backpedaling, youthful team today with those mistakes, and, as such, they lost.
At the corners especially, they ARE a backpeddling youthful team. Imagine Harris back next year and hopefully Holm. Thought Canady continued to improve. Flowers tackles way too high but gets his head in the play.
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IF you are in favor of firing Rudy, then you MUST question Bubba about play calling.
Why wasn't there a TO before the 4th down play?
We all saw Nick Saban shitcan Lane Kiffin after the reg season just before the playoffs last year because he wasn't doing what Saban wanted. IF Rudy wasn't doing what Bubba wanted then he'd be gone.
But...in the 4th we had a two play drive. Santiago long run followed by the Moose taking it home. Sometimes that stuff works so they think it always works. I guess.
Love Zimmerman. He can lend a lot to the running game just because he can make the big pass play that should open up the D for running game. Right now the OLine is still a work in progress but when they gave Z time he was on!
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3 minutes ago, MafiaMan said:
And here we go...the "you're only a TRUE fan if..." argument.
You're only a true fan if...
You do what I do, because I said so.
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Looking forward to see if Canady, Hunt and JJ continue to improve. I'm optimistic about next year and I hope this game ends with a W, but I'm not getting down if it doesn't. I suspect Blubaugh has a target on his back and we get to see how he handles it. Frankly, I wish Studs well, but would love to see if Z can impress. That first pass to Mercer is still on my mind.
And I'll pay more attention to the OLine than I have in the past. Lots of young dudes there.
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I want to see Z even if Studs can go.
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Had he been a FCS coach of a losing team but with a long term K, he'd have gotten a ton more.
Bring on the new guy. Kennedy is entitled to have someone of his choosing
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Typical pass play is:
Studs locks on receiver; if receiver not open Studs runs (also because the line is not great and he doesn't have a lot of time) there is no check down to the RB's. A swing pass to Santiago might be something to put in the playbook, but Studs would need to look downfield and not at Santiago.
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And they are down their QB but I'm not sure how much else.