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D League? Europe? NBA? --JK .... I get your point.

I noticed that, too. That was pulled off with confidence. Two other things stood out in hindsight under the coulda, woulda, shoulda category: Where does the game end up if Joe eats it instead of the pick 6 and what happens if Norberg keeps his feet on that shoe string tackle? There was nothing between him and the endzone. Oh well.

UND and UNC had two very tough common opponents this week. UND could have very well been 0-2 if those other teams would have succeeded in doing to us what they did to UNC. To UND's credit, thank goodness they didn't. I watched parts of the UNC-EWU game last night and UNC is balanced experience wise with a very good freshmen who's a lankier version of Dooley. She has a complex slide move that is unreal. EWU battled hard to come from behind in the fifth and deciding set aided by some untimely errors by UNC.

Good question but I don't think so on Pioske. Looked like Pryor sat her after an uninspiring first set. Unless she's being nagged by an unknown injury and that's why she was out.

3 sets to 1. Set four went 25-19 UND.

UND wins!!!

J Fontes continues her torrid play. Helps UND to a win in set 3 (25-21). UND up 2 sets to 1.

They battled in the second set. Fontes from Grand Forks an unlikely hero in that set.

UND comes back from being down 13-6 early in second set to win it 25-23.

So does anyone have an updated list of 2015 commits? Wiki seems a little incomplete given some of the things being reported in this thread.

I'm not saying that USD will be a pushover tonight, but the eyeball test clearly tells me that this team is even better than last year's in many ways.

I was at the game. Dooley is as advertised. She's just having fun out there -- and only a freshman. Dooley, Moser and Kaz are a force in the middle. And Pioski and Robinson are dominate On the outside. Defense has improved immensely, especially MacKenzie Hart. They are committing fewer errors, they are not getting sucked up to the net leaving the back court undefended as much, and at times, they made their opponents look plain silly by baiting them, switching and placing the ball where they were not.

RMU offensive line averages 6-3, 288#, but they have a couple of monsters in their two-deep: A LT at 6-5, 315 and a freshman RT at a whopping 6-7, 355. By comparison UND's starting line averages: 6-3.5, 302#

Lexi has got to be a favorite for MVP of this tourney, so far.

+ Mollberg looked poised in the pocket and stepped up to make his last second reads and then delivered pretty good strikes. Mollberg is a running threat. Simmons showed flashes of what I think he's capable of Jer might have figured out how to make cuts, make defender miss and get outside, though it was mostly against second-string FBS ballers. Kyle Ruhe, enough said. Walker and Ferguson show great promise for the future KR game surprised me against FBS competition (Tillman and Dev) Kickers did not do anything that cost us, and did a lot to help us. That is encouraging Dranka and Greely will only get better from here. Shea Walker and Tank Harris will do a lot to help once they are ready to return Line-backing corps looks solid (Ratelle, Rich, Labat and Idowu) Will Ratelle, enough said. Still have not seen what Jenkins will bring to the table Missed opportunities: Tillman, Reyes, and Labat were in good position for INTS but just missed. FB missed a key blocking assignment One bad drop by the WR corps Chop block call negated a nice gain

A tie, two wins and a loss. I remember it well.

Yeah, that's not working too well by the looks of things. Next.

This is a football thread, genius.

We always knew that half of our kicking duties were going to be handled by freshies. It's the punting part that is a bit of a surprise. I agree that there are two ways to look at this move

They'll bring MJM along slowly to give him a chance to completely learn the Defense. Got to remember that he's basically been in full pads on this team for less than a week. He'll see the field before too long.

Might be a good ol' boy before you know it!

Yeah... you'd think, and it might turn out that way. Decisions are always being evaluated and re-evaluated -- so who knows how old information is when you hear it.

Don't quote me but I am hearing rumblings of Jer Garman at starting tailback. Hmmm? We shall see.

Mollberg named starter at QB for UND, per Tom Miller of the Herald.

Mollberg named week #1 starter, per Herald.