Coach4Life

💯 agree that the old days were a blast for college sports, I miss it also. That being said, it's time to get over having our feelings hurt by kids getting 6 figure deals from other schools.and choosing to leave. I've said it before but, 99% of us would take the money and go play somewhere else. Our coaching staff here has gotten better each year figuring this out and playing for a conference title this year was cool. It'll get figured out.

Wanted to see her interviewed when Mal got the job. She would have been a great candidate a year ago too

Maybe but the money today is nuts and when you are getting zero, $50,000 sounds pretty damn good. If the Gopher basketball program has $6 million in NIL money, $400,000 is less than 1/12th of that amount. Good money for B.J. but guessing others got more by quite a bit

University of Jamestown?

Marley will be in the NSIC

For sure they are. Gophers gave B.J. right around $400,000 and he didn't play a minute. Lesson learned in Gopherville

If your current boss is paying you $20,000 (made up number for a full scholarship) and another offers you a job doing the exact same thing and pays you $350,000 is your loyalty.to your boss keeping you at your current place of employment? Loyalty and owning a commitment are dead in college sports and everyone needs to get over it. Coach and his group will go get 7-8 more guys and they'll move forward. Thats the way it is, even for Power 4 schools

If you think a coaches personalitycan somehow sway a 19 or 20 year old kid from getting paid and moving to another level of competition you truly don't understand NIL. Guys leaving is a business decision, they have agents in their ears telling them they can get paid. FWIW, it doesn't work for many many guys. This is college sports today. Sather coaches his guys, Schmidt coaches his guys, they still lose guys every year. NDSU will lose 4 or 5 players this spring also, its the world we live in.

To another school without football

Me too. That was the one for me and his little brother is now leaving USD

Where exactly do we see Greyson's skill set taking him? Big 10, SEC, Big 12? Personally, I think they Summit is where he belongs. Not fast, good shooter, not great, and he couldn't play in the lane against NDSU so what conference does he go to and do what he did here? Tough to see him going higher.

Have we lost players to Summit league schools in the past? I don't remember any

If Marley moves on and Micah stays, UND wins that trade.

Who would he have played ahead of? Eli, Grayson, or Kraft? His offense is lacking and his size makes matchups pretty hard. He'll be a good player at St. Cloud St.

Denver doesn't have football so it would be reasonable that they'd have more NIL than UND; St. Thomas also as their football is DIII. If people on this site want better NIL, pony up. Mr. Bonzer will set you up.

I believe the Center position is a wide open position with no minutes promised to anyone. If there is a 6'8 to 6'10 kid out there with skills offensively, sign him and give him as many minutes as necessary to be competitive at the position. Scoring from the 4 and 5 position were a glaring weakness this past season so I don't believe anyone has "earned" anything for 26-27.

B.J. has not played a minute of competitive basketball since November of 2024. He does not automatically "solve" any problems.

Guga's minutes wouldn't be guaranteed after the lack of offense and physicality he showed this year. Jones is above average defensively and a great passer but he plays less than 20 minutes a game; an offensive minded big would be huge to this team.

$1.6 million at W. Virginia. Treyson made the right decision

Shortstop....at Alabama

"Not here to burn down the house" as he pours gas on the ground and lights a match. SMH

Hutter has a 2 year contract

They had 5 seniors this year and won 7 games. Things could be worse next, for sure. One of prize recruits is a SS

That would be an accurate salary amount. I know people who interviewed after Hutter left and they were going to start the head coach at a little over $50,000 🤮

UNO had open tryouts at Christmas looking for players. They beat UND twice after Christmas