Blackheart

Buxton went through what a lot of guys do....I watched Jackie Bradley Jr. of the Red Sox really struggle, especially at the plate, his first two years. Last year he hit 26 home runs and had a career high for batting average. Buxton appears to have found his stride and looks comfortable in the batters box. I think they finally quit messing with his swing and let him do what works for him...as far as defense goes, the guy is lights out.

Is this offensive Oxbow?

Yeah, I was likening it to the children's game Marco Polo.

Who is that Mike Prpich is putting a whooping on? Marco? Peluso!

I sent a note to UND Archives and they provided me with the pics below...pretty cool.

his doctor?

Tell us about the 1973 parade float...never heard about that one.

Schlossman? I thought he only covered Women's Hockey....

Darrell looks good in his top hat and cane...

Virg?

Javelin Guidry Draymond, Golden St Warriors

Cross the honey badger with this guy to get Bapa Falemaka....

Julian Blackmon Humpty Hump crossed with.... Bumpy from Grown Ups 2

I was told there would be no math involved.

So now that the game is in our building, we raise the price for our own fans? Doesn't make sense.

Yeah, because that will be similar to the Gofer game...

Jake Grant This week's Wooly Willy

Leki Fotu Merida, from the movie Brave

Jaylen Dixon Iman Shumpert, Cleveland Cavs

Dakota Baker Kenneth Parcel, from tv show 30 Rock

Guy Holliday, WR Coach Drew Pearson, former Dallas Cowboy WR

Guess I never thought of it that way.

I picked up Craig Ludwig's alternate set of shin pads for $8...Dave Hakstol's cup was still available for $4.

You mean these guys? http://library.ndsu.edu/tools/dspace/load/?file=/repository/bitstream/handle/10365/19717/nds-1948-10-01-0.pdf?sequence=1

Here's a little more that I found...no pics yet, though... The Golden Feather Club was organized on the UND campus in 1956 in an effort to bolster lagging school spirit. The club had it's constitution temporarily revoked in 1970 for harassing several campus sorority houses; however, the club was reinstated and changed it's name to the UND Feathers in 1971 in order to shed a tarnished image. UND was disbanded the Club in 1977 due to financial problems. The main responsibility of the Golden Feather Club was selecting the University's cheerleading squads, but the club also performed many other activities, including: buying new cheerleading uniforms, presenting a $150 baseball scholarship, awarding the Bill Borovsky Memorial Trophy to the most valuable goalie in the Western Intercollegiate Hockey League (now the WCHA), organizing pep rallies, and routinely traveling to Fargo for basketball games and Minnesota for hockey games. In 1956 the Feathers split the cheerleading squads into freshmen and varsity teams. The club is also credited with creating the "Sammy the Sioux" mascot. The Feathers also organized the King Kold Karnival in 1968.