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I'm looking for 4 lower bowl tickets together for the Saturday, Jan. 13th Alaska-Anchorage game. Offering $30/ticket for seats in the lower bowl. pm or email jci@invisimax.com

Still have two tickets in Section 110, Row J for the Saturday, Dec. 16 game against Michigan Tech for sale. $35 for the pair pm or email jci@invisimax.com

I agree. It is too bad that when Bowenkamp got injured in 2004, that it was not Manke who stepped in to solidify himself as the starter going into the 2005 season. I am not a coach, I am sure that there is good reason that Lennon went with Belmore when he did (perhaps he was "farther along" as a sophomore), and as you said he was a very capable QB who had a nice career. But watching Manke play in 2006, it makes one wonder how good he and this team could have been given another year or two of experience as a starter. And remember, I was not always a supporter of Manke, but he really opened my eyes at the end of 2005 and all year this year. Don't forget about John Bowenkamp. IMHO I think he was the best "pure-passer" that UND has had since Todd Kovash. Had he not missed nearly all of the 2004 season with injury, he probably would have finished his career owning about every major statistical record in UND history. And he took the Sioux to the National Championship game. With the defense that the Sioux had in 2004, and a healthy Bowenkamp, they would have probably been right there again. Now, give the 2003 or 2004 defense to Manke, and we walk all over GVSU this year.

Scoring leaders Little 19 Youmens 18 Kruse 18 Koenig 11

Sioux 90 Bluehawks 75 Final Score

Sioux 68 Bluehawks 58 11 minutes to go

Sioux lead cut to 5 16:27 2nd half Jones replaced all 5 players on the court Dryburgh (sp?) in the game. First time since the exhibition games

1st Half Stats The Sioux are shooting 75% from the field. UND outrebounded DSU 15-10 Little 10 pts Doyle 9 pts Kruse 8 pts

Sioux 52 Bluehawks 42 Halftime

UND is 5-4 Dickinson St. (NAIA) is 3-7 Sioux 37 Bluehawks 28 5 minutes left in 1st half

Yes it can. Go to fightingsioux.com and click on the link for "live broadcasts". It is the link for men's hockey/football. Wednesday's at 6:30

Kelling sat in for Roebuck on the coach's show tonight. She said the staff is very concerned with the work ethic being put forth by several players both during games and in practice. She was especially critical of Ashley Langen's lack of effort so far this season.

UND shot 63% from the field and only had 8 turnovers. Gutter: 16 pts, 4 reb Youmens: 14 pts, 5 assists Koenig: 10 pts, 7 reb

Sioux 94 Beavers 49 Final Score 3 game winning streak for the men!

Sioux 93 Beavers 49 2 minutes to go

Sioux 77 Beavers 39 8 minutes left

Sioux 63 Beavers 37 15 min left

Scoring leaders for the Sioux: Youmens 14 Gutter 11 Little 9 Doyle 7 Bledsoe 5 Only 4 first half turnovers for the Sioux Let's see if they can keep it up during the second half now and not let BSU back into the game like they've had a tendency to allow opponents to do.

Sioux 55 Beavers 35 halftime

Sioux 46 Beavers 31 2:28 1st half

Sioux 27 Beavers 15 9:32

Sioux by 15 14 minutes left in first half

UND has a record of 4-4, Bemidji is 0-8 Swyg said it is a very disappointing crowd. Sioux up 8-0 early.

The thing that is most disappointing to me about the Sioux Center is the attendance. And for that reason I don't believe it is at all undersized. It's listed capacity is 3,300.............so until the Sioux start drawing 3,300 on a regular basis for basketball games, it isn't undersized in my opinion. Those who think it was built too small for a Division I UND, consider this: basketball is a tertiary sport at UND, behind hockey and football, and it always will be. For argument's sake, let's comapare it to Gonzaga, which is unquestionably the most successful "mid-major" basketball program in the country. IIRC, they not to long ago built a new 6,000 seat basketball arena. Does anybody really think that UND basketball will one day equal Gonzaga's program and its popularity? While I would love to see it, I don't think it is going to happen. What the Sioux Center does offer is a state of the art playing facility for both basketball and volleyball. And when it is filled up with fans, it provides an outstanding atmosphere for both the fans and the players. And I must admit that I am in the camp that thinks if certain games that would be large draws warrant it, I don't think there is anything wrong with being able to move the game 300 feet to the right into the REA. Most schools would love to have that option for their tertiary sport. I for one think that UND had great vision when building the Sioux Center. They probably have one of the nicest volleyball facilities in the country, they probably have one of the nicest basketball venues (comfort, atmosphere, luxury-wise) in the country, probably one of the nicest basketball practice facilities in the country, and if interest does grow by leaps and bounds........well, then they'll probably be playing in a $110 million basketball arena.

You'll have to fight my wife for it!