homer
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So that comment is based on one year?
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Fargo could grow north and west if they wanted to. North of the airport to Harwood, and east to the river swallowing up North River, also west from 45th st then north to Reiles Acres. Just like GF could go north to Manvel and west to the Airport or Air Base, but both cities are focusing on moving south. Soon GF will be touching Thompson and Fargo will be touching Wahpeton (ok not that far south)
They could. Point of my post was that Fargo's current growth is as isolated as the growth in GF.
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Recently is better than never I suppose. And since Grand Forks doesn't have the rapid growth Fargo does you'd think it be easier to keep up. Fargo has a lot more areas of growth while grand forks basically had a pretty small area to develop. South of 32nd from the interstate to Washington.
Fargo's growth is also isoloated south of 32nd. It is very similar. Fargo can only grow south, landlocked by West Fargo and the river. They aren't light years ahead of GF in road development. Soon they will have to tear up the areas where they are using round abouts. Those roads will have to be widened and there is no way that a two lane round about will work in this area. They are reacting to the growth as well.
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Chiefs game just starting on Fox. Hope to see some Dressler tonight.
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Actually I don't fully agree with that. Fargo has streets with two turning lanes where there is growth but one is blocked off because it isn't needed yet just waiting ready to go. Driving through south fargo they also have roundabouts and roads constructed in the "middle of no where" that are barely used with the connecting lanes already built just waiting to be developed. It almost seems they build the roads sometimes then wait for it to get developed because you know sooner or later it will fill in.
That is only recent. There are other areas where Fargo is tearing up recently build roads that are still in great condition to add additional lanes or the roundabouts you mention above. It may appear that they have built these and than the growth caught up to them but it still is the other way around.
I live in south Fargo so I am speaking from experience both with the actual construction and the additional specials being added to my property.
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Fargo is indeed the best part of ND, at least as places to live go.
In your opinion.
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Im sure the Cal Poly AD is way out in front of this situation, handling it internally, and doing everything right.
Extra conditioning at practice. Sending a message.
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Once one game happens more will follow. It doesn't matter where. It doesn't matter if we get slaughtered. It just needs to happen.
terrible confidence, bull$%!# post
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No arguments on either point. The gap will surely widen with the Summit, but there is little NDSU can do about that; UND will be in same boat with the Sky which is a much worse BBall conference thus an even wider gap.
The fascinating part of this is UND will likely be one of the few schools in a "mixed" situation with potentially hockey players getting more from scholies than football, BBall, etc. It will make for some challenges for Faison and I just hope UND does not put in the increased cost on the backs of their students.....
Historically the summit is better or just last year? What's that based on?
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Come over to Bisonville and read the discussion. I don't think it will be that simple. I think it is likely this will fall to the conferences to decide. I thought the same as you, but then it was pointed out that women's hockey is WCHA....good luck on getting that approved.....
If its up to the conferences that will cover UND and allow them to offer it for hockey only. I don't see the Big Sky or WCHA passing it. If the conference doesn't allow it, you take it up with the conferences, not the school if there are any issues.
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You guys need to help this NDSU fan out:
Why do you feel entitled to play NDSU; particularly have NDSU come to the potato dome? Drop the requirement of a return, and I am sure NDSU would play ball if two games in Fargo.
Wonder if that's how he approached Weber?
What's the going rate for a non home game in Fargo?
I've always thought the first game will have to be in the playoffs and it's UNDs job to get there.
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You'll get no argument from me on that.
But that doesn't reflect Bubba's market value.
What do you base Bubbas "market value" on?
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With all due respect, If UND football is just a hair below the level of a P5, then NDSU must currently be in talks with Jim Delaney about becoming the next member of the Big 10.
By this logic NDSU should not have moved up to FCS when they did. They were an average DII program and the move to FCS gave them a shot in the arm to gain a recruiting advantage at a time they had none based on field performance and results and injecting some excitement back in the fanbase. Their coaching and players helped build on that the next few years.
Positioning ourselves to move up is about not repeating history and lowering the perception of our programs by not being ready for change the last time around. Other than additional scholorships, the recruiting footprint or travel budget do not change. It is in classification only and fan perception only. The 2nd one being the biggest deal.
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EWU will be good this year but tough not to put FU at #1.
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Bubba isn't exactly expensive.
Bubba's assistant coach budget got a bump though.
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And, of course, you think UND belongs in that G5/upper FCS schools, right?
With the current investment in facilities, no reason to go back to the third highest division.
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Anybody seen CB Chris Carter in action at camp how is he??
Good update on Chris in the newest SiouxFootball blog. Said his great technique and past coaching make up for being 5'9". All indications are he's playing this year.
Edited with the link: http://siouxfb.areavoices.com/2014/08/07/freshman-who-may-not-redshirt/
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Good athlete and real good kid. Originally from Texas, family relocated with the oil. Moved to Dickinson last year.
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So my question is this, if and this is a big if, the big sky splits and half go fbs, do you really believe NDSU would beg the sky to join, or do you believe the sky would beg NDSU to join??? NDSU is already d1 in everything else. It only makes sense to have Montana and NDSU as front runners for such a move in football.
I thought North Dakota was outside the conference footprint and travel costs were too high for other teams. Unlikely these teams would want to travel to ND twice.
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For someone who rants and raves about people bringing up UND all the time, you sure keep a pretty good watch on this message board.
Its August, he was just checking in to see how recruiting went in February.
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So Fullerton is an idiot for wanting to try and figure out a way to have Big Sky teams go FBS, where the money is. Then, on the other hand you guys provide reasons why FCS is dying and unsustainbable but UND, Montana and Montana State should want to stay FCS and be happy with what they got.
Can't have it both ways. Is FCS dying or not?
Well said.
I have no idea if what Fullerton is proposing is even possible but he seems to agree with what the gentlemen from Eastern Kentucky is saying and is working to provide a solution to the issue. When you are a school in one of only 3 conferences in the west playing football, you don't have a lot of options to move up.
On the FU board they say eventually a conference will look past travel costs to add "the next Boise St./new ESPN media darling" to their conference. That they believe that is laughable. If schools need to start paying additional money to players outside of scholorships, they will be looking to cut costs, not add them. You can't fault Fullerton by looking for a solution for his schools who would like to move up and get a share of the money in the article. One could even argue that PAC12 and Mountain West teams would pay more for non FCS games as their options are even more limited geographically.
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It appears Jace Hellman may get a shot at center, making the potential starting o-line look something like:
LT Devin Barton
LG Brandon Anderson
C Jace Hellman
RG Ben Henson
RT Sean Meehan
Of course, JUCO transfer Colton Boas may crack the lineup at center or right guard once he gets more familiar with the offense.
I noticed that line in the picture posted today as well. Had to look at the roster to find out who was in each position.
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Your good ole boys who pushed for bubba to be hired better go talk to him. He approved of this deal.