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Is there a law I'm unaware of that requires both ND schools to question the OC's play calling. Congrats to SU. Unprecedented streak.

Whatever position requires someone fast who likes the end zone.

I think the example for any team IS Washington. They played 3 cupcakes to start the year and as long as they won the conference title. I'm of the opinion that Michigan would have killed them and I'm also a USC fan but they lost 3 times.

good point

But he had limited touches last year, this makes it likely he has less than that this year (barring injury of course). He seems athletic-position change? CB??? WR?

Santiago came here as a WR. He has the one thing all other WR's lack-breakaway, get separation speed. They'd be crazy NOT to at least consider him to go wide at some time. Remember, the Moose got almost as many yards and when he was in, Santiago was out of the game. Why not use him more including at WR? This is a GREAT problem to have.

Bubba's smile here is priceless.

IF he could cover speedy WR's he'd be REALLY valuable.

I hope this doesn't have a negative affect on Gordon.

I heard he liked UND's Business School. Yes, let's not go the opposite of Bisonville and put the kid out there as the GOAT. It's a GREAT addition to the program at a great time. August can not come soon enough.

I will not be surprised if he's a LB. Heck they could use him like Peppers at Michigan. Some D some O. Whatever. Just let the guy play!!

Thank you. He just can't get over a bad reverse call, but we didn't sustain any drives after because of dropped passes or QB missing open guys. Geez, get over it.

According to Tom Miller's Twitter, so was MVC Commish.

Offered Ty Shannon, WR. Lanky, nice hands and looks like good speed. http://www.hudl.com/video/3/4051661/57eeecc590f9930b444ec0d8

It's 6 in a row for the team I CAN NOT STAND, but begrudgingly respect. They are the template for UND Football to follow.

Looking at Stewart's HUDL, I HOPE he's here by spring. This team could use his speed and HITS!.

Good points.

I think of him as a Percy Harvin type of player. For awhile, Harvin was really good.

I think the vast majority of posters here are positive and a majority of the posts are as well. Occasionally emotion seeps in as all of us want to see UND football be successful and we get ticked when something like last Saturday happens. Then again, find a fan base that doesn't want that.

Studs' other issue-he picks his target about the time they break the huddle, then focuses on that guy, no check downs, and throws to him. I don't think he ever looks off the main target.

But when was the last time we had a QB who was a game changer, a threat to break a long run. If they fix the delivery this guy is scary.

Btw, isn't this topic essentially the same as the 2017 topic?

Ok...he means that Taylor is the only certain starter, right? I would say Stockwell, when healthy, is a lock too.

Miller's column notably omits ANY of the returning OL's as likely starters except D Taylor. He misses that most are coming back and I'd guess Rooney, Aplin, Miller, Stockwell and Blair will be in some of the spots.

Doesn't mention Dijon Murray as a LB replacement. Plus, I don't even know who this McKinney is. May be here for spring ball???? Anyone have anything about the Grady Train?