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Double-doubles by Smed, Trefz lead the Fighting Sioux to a 3-1 victory over Western Oregon The Sioux volleyball team seems to be doing some good things this year.

Nice find Star. I also heard today on WWL that the LSU/Appalachian State game has been moved from 4:00 PM to 10:00 AM to allow for evacuation and contraflow later in the day. Be safe all of you Gulf Coast residents.

North Dakota downs Cal State Monterey Bay in four sets

Dream home for Division I Facilities Future

I'm looking forward to the new stadium.

Checking out the stats over at FightingSioux.com, I noticed that the Sioux had the ball over 37 minutes. Coach Mussman had to love that.

Nice way to start out the transition to Division I...... Record crowd sparks Sioux

Thanks for the link MarginWalker. That site is filled with information for someone who is a "warehouse of useless information" (according to my wife).

A couple of stories on the Sioux win.... Javelinas drop opener 40-14 Successful launch

Just caught the end of the videocast. 40-14. 1-0! Go Sioux!!! By the way, the forum has a nice sharp look to it. I thought it just looked different on my Blackberry earlier. It looks sharper.

Just got home from the beach. Looks like the Sioux started a little slow and came on strong. Nice win in front of a good crowd. I'll be interested to see the stats. Go Sioux!!!

North Dakota 34 TAMUK 10 Go Sioux!!!

I thought the 10-year agreement was already signed a while back.

Summit to build manitoba-North Dakota partnerships

Mitch Braegelmann receives national engineering honor Sioux linemen may not be huge, but they sure are smart.

There is a lot of good news in the enrollment figures for 2008.

It's nice to see the enrollment on the rise and some nice growth in graduate students.

More ND SAT takers prefer UND. College Bound Seniors 2008 UND 74 NDSU 73

My vote has been cast. North Dakota still in second place behind BC.

Is it Thursday yet? I can't wait for it to finally get here.

Since I live in the South I thought it would be fun to look at the data near where I live. When I go to Florida's data I see that while U of Florida is the first choice it, is third in line for overall choice behind Central Florida and Florida State. Alabama's data shows U of Alabama to be total choice, but Auburn as the #1 choice. Prestigious Ole Miss comes in third in both first choice and total choice in Mississippi behind Miss State and USM. Going back to the north, North Dakota's neighbor, Montana has Montana State #1 in both first choice and overall choice. California has some really interesting data. Cal Poly is #9 in total choice, but #3 as the first choice. UND's Aerospace School is one thing that cannot be pigeonholed in this data. The school gets students from all over the country and world for that matter. What does any of this mean? Probably nothing, since the student is going to go to the school that offers the courses and degrees that they desire. Edit: Oops, forgot about Michigan. U of Mich is number three overall behind Mich. State and Central Michigan and second in the "first choice" category.

I see Alex Provo in black text also. Was he previously on the roster or just added as well?

Go for the gold, Indian country! What passes for journalism.