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Leet plans to return and continue her music education but the new coach may have other ideas.

Please read the following: Division I individual institutions can have a maximum of 13 scholarships for men’s basketball and 15 for women’s basketball. The NCAA considers basketball a head-count sport, and this means that the scholarship number is absolute. In a sport that is not considered a head-count sport, the allowable amount for scholarships can be divided among several players. Instead of 15 full scholarships, an institution could award 30 partial scholarships. This means that UND men's program cannot provide scholarships to more than 13 players during a school year. If there are more than 13 players on a roster, they are walk-ons. At times, players are "promised" a scholarship their second year with a team if they make satisfactory progress during their freshman year. An example would be Danielson - he walked on last year and earned a scholarship this year. FCS football not a head count sport - a maximum of 85 players can share the equivalent of 63 scholarships. My comments about Panoam (for example) coming back was not worded correctly. He would not count towards the scholarship limit from the NCAA. However, with the significant loss of athletic profits due to the pandemic, there will be very few smaller DI programs that will have the ability to fund any scholarships above the normal allotment. Like most schools, UND is trying its best to simply maintain the same athletic budget as last year.

You continue to expound about a lot of things - you are often wrong as is the case here. DI Men's BB is limited to 13 schollies! The Women have 15. And, if Panoam would come back, he would be counted!

Who was he talking to?

That was a great throw under pressure!!

They thought it might his Achilles.

They first thought it was a serious injury but it apparently isn’t that bad.

Mine is fine.

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Yep!!!

UND 31 SIU 27

Probably a smart move on his part. He may or may not be leaning towards retaining Mallory but wants to know who else is interested. There may be someone out there that UND would be foolish not to pursue.

UND hopes to finalize a commitment from a major donor in the next few months. Once that happens, a big time fundraising effort will begin. Thanks for your help with the jackets!

Two new offers - both defensive studs from Moorhead. It would be great if they followed Feeney to UND but I expect Teiken will go to a FBS school. LB Austin Alteper, 6’3”, 220, Moorhead (Moorhead), MN Has offers from NDSU & USD DL Jack Teiken, 6’3”, 255, Moorhead (Moorhead), MN Has offers from UNI & NDSU

The ladies had a nice come-from-behind win at ORU tonight.

I fully agree with your first two comments. On the ladies side, there just isn’t much quickness and they are not very reactionary. The same goes for the guys bigs. The “athletes” on other teams simply react quicker and then are quicker getting to a loose ball or rebound.

Big foul issues may be a problem!!

Here we go again - 3 points in 8+ minutes. No offense at all!!

There is much more to STs than kicking the ball: assembling the best offense and defense lines, developing a good long snapper, returners, coverages, return schemes, etc. Having a PK and punter who don’t produce are talent issues. If Kostich (someone on here probably knows) has full control of the recruitment of the kickers, then he certainly should be responsible for their performance as well.

You beat me to it, I was going to check out these stats. Other than the quality of our placekicking and punting (which has not been good), special teams has been pretty good the last couple of years.

Any idea why there were barely 2,000 people there last night?

McGrath is averaging 10-12 ppg, a similar number of rpg along with 7-8 blocked shots per game. His team is also undefeated and has other good talent so he doesn’t “need” to score a lot. Very thin - he will need a couple of years for his body and game to mature before he will contribute for us.

Welcome to ss.com. As others have said, we are all pleased that Jack is healed up and ready to play!!

May I ask if you are Jack's dad?