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I view this as an opportunity for UND to cut some sports and right size their athletic dept. I do find it funny that FU keeps telling the media they aren't cutting sports but fails to mention the ramifications of them cutting a sport. They aren't cutting anything because the FBS dream would be gone. Anyway, keep raising ticket prices. Get it while you can. Raise them another $5 while your at it to start raising money to fix the shortcuts in the SHAC.

No one in the Fargo media has balls to ask a tough question or state any facts. The best part was WDAY, stating athletics is taking a 40% cut than following that with a story on student uncertainty about what is being cut and what students will lose. Imagine if they'd state the facts that athletics is only cutting 1.8% and the rest will be coming from money meant to fund academics and than ran that story.

How many posts have there been here and on b'ville about the discrepancy in state funding to each university? Didn't Brescanni even complain about it to the state legislature a few years back? Is that money they wanted for academics or athletics?

Support for women's athletics

Our crews on scene say it is unclear how the fire started or whether or not it was started by protesters inside the camp. The above is the paragraph from the link. I'll give anyone one guess how whom it was started by. Good lord, start calling this stuff as it is.

http://www.inforum.com/sports/4222630-dickinsons-moody-breaks-nd-class-career-scoring-record Congrats to Moody

Fargodome seems to do ok. Only thing they have that the Ralph doesn't is more free weekends.

Maybe they see the potential for having a months worth of weekends freed up to get an event or two that makes money. I don't know how many weekend women's hockey isn't at home the same time men's is but I estimated 4. One big concert during one of those weekends would do more for the Ralph and the city than an entire season of women's hockey

This. I am hoping as the last few weeks play out that things stay as they are and Weber and EWU stay on the same side of the bracket. Don't want to have to beat both teams to get there. We don't match up the best with EWU and their athletic bigs.

I see it as stating a fact. Can't argue it isn't true.

Who is complaining?

And nobody remembers who played in last years play in games

After watching Moton play again this past Friday night vs Sheyenne, I agree with you that she will be fantastic for us. She will be the best player from ND this year. I forgot how athletic and physical she was. Very strong and very quick for a high school senior.

Read the multiple posts on here about both being one bid leagues. Neither will constently see an at large bid in the near future. I would say that the bottom of the big sky is down this year but the top teams are good. Just like years past.

Moody's lack of offers was not for on the court play. He is a risk/reward talent. He has grown up a lot this senior season.

Give or take $0

Great win. This team is playing well right now. Impressed with the team play. Different guys making plays. Congrats to the coaches and players on a fantastic team win.

Yep. Even Baldwin passed up some open ones.

So he can't come back after getting more experience at Pitt? It can still be his job. Did he ever get an head coach in waiting title like Jimbo Fisher got at FSU? If not it's hard to argue the hiring of an experienced head coach like Nielsen over a lifelong coordinator.

Didn't he interview as a finalist and not get hired over a guy who who was twice national coach of the year at DII and just led a dreadful WIU team to the playoffs for the first time in a number of years?

Yes, let's put all our sports at a disadvantage so we can keep offering 10 sports no one supports.

Sure

Off the field issues and chemistry played a part. Not the tightest ship those seasons.

NDSUs lack of competing in the MVFC wasn't completely due to lack of talent.

I've passed along the note so the coaches know what they need to recruit. Now we cross our fingers and hopefully we are able to compete in your conference.