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A Lot of fans who left when it was an 18-point deficit missed a pretty good show in the second half.

Yes, he played. He did not show much to warrant mention. I was surprised how slow he is up and down the court, unless he's hindered by some minor injury.

Looked like Tyler and Salmonson were rehabbing some minor stuff.... Shanks just did not play. Maybe he can't per NCAA rules.

Antwi shoots lights out against lower division teams and in intersquad games. Free throws are still a struggle Nash and and Crandall were probably co-MVPs of the day Kraig Shields is going to be a special player as he grows into the college game. Cashman looks really good... but the mental side of the game is still a challenge for him. He is out of position a lot of times. de Rouen shows flashes of skill but it's very inconsistent He plays with emotion but sometime is overcome by it and makes silly mistakes. Coleman played good defense and stepped back and knocked down a couple threes. Didn't stand out other than that. James Richman is a big North Dakota kid that is doing his best to keep up .... he could grow into a solid off-the-bench player later in his career. Hooker played ok but seemed to be frustrated by some of the physical play especially when matched up against Crandall. When he and Crandall played on the same team, the offens really clicked. Other than that ... not much to say. I always find it hard to take much a way from these early season intersquad match-ups. Salmonson, Shanks, Tyler did not play.

It could be a challenging year. And that's not all on the freshman. Let's hope for the best as usual. One note: I've seen shirts lifted on players with less talent than Crandall. He was a young floor general today and looked impressive. He's one to really keep an eye on.

Thanks for the inside scoop JackJD.... we both are lucky to have such nice facilities to utilize moving forward. I have no idea what they are saying about you or us on BV because I do not have an account there nor do I frequent it in any way. I like to worry about my own backyard.

It went both ways. I was there. PSU just lostt their composure in the fifth set.

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Trystan Hanson? Hmmmm? Just speculating nothing to base it on.

I just noticed that this injury discussion is in the wrong thread. gfhockey says the %gobc has learned that RJ McGill is done.

Totally forgot about Dev..... yes, he would be huge to get back. I think the game is beginning to consistently slow down for him.

Meh. Maybe? I dunno know. If that's the case, that's even more miserable than a curmudgeonly fan of UND.

Me thinks that "MJ23" is just another one of our professional contrarians who get their kicks on being "realists" and "pragmatists" when it comes to UND success or UND's road back to success. It really must be miserable to be that kind of "fan." I would much rather be someone, who, at least, hopes for the best and speculates on what could be, instead of a total glass-half-empty stick in the mud all the time. I mean, I realize there is a time and a place to be realistic and not pie-in-the-sky, but, sometimes, just sometimes, it's fun to be a fan (short for fanatic) and dream a little. I will call a spade a spade from time to time, but usually, it's after something happens and there is definitive evidence of sloppy play, whatever, etc. But I will always hold out hope for better days ahead, and that includes the next game on our schedule and beyond. It just makes things more fun. If I wanted to be a realist instead of a fan of UND sports, I would get a job as a sports columnist at the Forum or maybe some kind of a media analyst outside of Grand Forks. Edit: Before anyone gets the bright idea that I am poo-pooing critical thoughts or analysis by posters, that could not be further from the truth. Keep them coming! I simply am defending those that hold out hope in the face of adversity. Go UND!

Others that I don't know the status of are: Shaugs, Cummings, Edmunds, Walker (has he fully recovered from whatever was ailing him?) and Cerrentino (although, he should be ok as he came back into the PSU game, but it sounded like Doc Mann had to do some serious manipulation of his fingers).

I think he did some of that off season stuff in Grand Forks years ago with the UND sports acceleration folks, unless I am getting him mixed up with another former Cincy player.

Done went and got concussed.

Maybe your thinking of Labat, the other DL guy both teams were looking at that year.

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I was there, too. Davis didn't know what hit them, and O'Sullivan just looked bewildered. Funny, after the disparaging comments he made about having to go to Hicksville for a playoff game.

Cal Davis with pretty boy J.T. O'Sullivan at QB.

Agreed. Unintended consequences.

I was certainly no saint in college and my record can prove it, but, I think many people who Kelley answers to and influential stakeholders in the community and the state would disagree with you on that last line. They would say, given UND/Grand Forks' reputation in the nation for underage drinking and binge drinking, in general, that his "priority," whether it is perception or reality, is spot on.

PSU had a whopping 5,200 or so at its home game last Saturday.

Yeah, I know, meant get him in there on the ends and shuffle some one else in at NT. Looks like they already are doing that by putting Hinojosa in at NT. #94 had a solid game against The Griz. I Just really like what I see from #99 when he is out there, especially on third and long.

Dranka.