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I may not be correct but I think they can practice 10 hours/wk, no more than 2 hours a day with no pads.

Over the last 4-5 years, SS.com members have raised nearly $30,000 to assist UND football with equipment (specialized knee braces, concussion caps, video equipment, etc.). We should be very proud of what we have done – I know that the FB coaches and AD greatly appreciate our efforts. While the season is a few months (or maybe a year away), it would be great if we could assist the program again this fall. As most everyone knows, we have finally moved the FB locker room and offices out of Memorial Stadium. For those who hadn’t visited Memorial in recent years, it was truly a dump and an embarrassment to the program. Frankly, I am surprised that our recruiting efforts didn’t suffer more than they did due this lousy facility. While we all wait for HPC2 to become a reality, the move to Starcher and Hyslop has been a major improvement. It is far from ideal but a better situation. There are four player meeting rooms within the FB offices in Starcher. There is a need for a workstation in each room with video editing equipment. The cost of each workstation and computer is about $1,000 with the video editing equipment also totaling about $1,000. That means the cost of providing four fully functional stations would be $8,000. The athletic department has a deal with Dell to provide computer equipment at very reasonable prices and the editing software will be provided by DVSport, the industry leader in athletic replay editing. For consistency purposes, we will continue with the “Let’s Help Bubba” name. I know some question that but please understand our goal is to help the football program with their needs. Last year, we quickly hit our goal for purchasing Guardian helmet concussion caps and then moved on to specialized knee braces for offensive linemen. With the season moving to spring (we hope), the coaching staff would like new jackets for the team (for outside games). We will assist with that effort if/when we hit the initial $8,000 goal. The LHB5 donation site: UNDalumni.org/Bubba5. Contributions are fully deductible and count towards Champions Club members' priority points. Please help if you can - any amount helps! Thank you!

Haskins will play at Dartmouth.

Nice Rivals write-up: https://t.co/rOsa49sASE?amp=1

It is really early to look at this too closely as the NLI signing date is still 3+ months away (December 14). We need to make sure we hang on to the commitments until then. That said, I don't know the answer regarding their eligibility for the spring season.

Low will play at Fordham.

Dead period ended yesterday. Lots of contacts with ‘22 recruits today. Wiki has been updated with known contacts.

Mahoney will play at Princeton.

Coaches are really pleased about this one! May be another very good commitment soon.

Nice size (6'3", 240) with really good speed (4.7)!

Leingang will play for Klieman at KSU.

I wonder if his HS teammate, RB Shipman, will join him at UND.

6' guard who looks pretty darn good for a '23: https://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=AwrJ7F3KhD1fPzcAZMVXNyoA;_ylu=Y29sbwNiZjEEcG9zAzQEdnRpZAMEc2VjA3Ny/RV=2/RE=1597896011/RO=10/RU=https%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2fwatch%3fv%3dtiNYpr1e7gA/RK=2/RS=UxqRgA0o7WZGKLAWfSI6ZH8_KIs-

Schultz has committed.

McGrath has committed!

Norby is having a great summer playing AAU BB for WC United (players from outstate MN). Tough kid!

247 is where I saw it. I bet you are correct! Good catch!!

WR offer: Emmitt Hawkins, 6', 170, Cudahy (Cudahy), WI

While it isn’t the ideal thing to do, any coach can pull back an offer anytime before an athlete signs a LOI (during their junior seasons). Similarly, a recruit can also renege on a commitment anytime before he/she signs. Both instances occur often.

Frederick will play at Brown.

I couldn't find too much about them - nothing on Bass. Ham is a 5'10" SF who averaged 6 ppg and 8 rpg as a freshman at Wayne Memorial. Alston is a PG at Detroit Edison. They all play for the Michigan Crossover in AAU ball. That AAU club has a 6'3" guard who will be an 8th grader this fall. I watched some film on her - very good! I assume she is 13 or 14 y/o!!

NCAA has blessed immediate eligibility for Aanen at SUU.

Recruiting is a very important part of a college coach’s job (permanent or interim). She is simply doing all she can to prove she deserves the position permanently. If UND has a good season but she hasn’t made inroads (developed contacts, gotten commitments, made offers to talented underclass ladies, etc.), she wouldn’t deserve the job!

I check various recruiting websites/blogs (there are many of them) on a regular basis.

Heeringa will attend UNI.