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Speaking of QBs, of the four in camp, Mollberg showed the most today. I would give him the edge, if it was based solely on today's scrimmage.

I must say that the defense certainly played better than the offense today, but it should be noted that the D has a bit of an advantage in that the referees blow plays dead very early to protect the QBs

Game over.

Defense is pouring it on

Butler with a sack on Mollberg

Chris Brown followed up with a pick 6 on Mollberg

William James with a safety pick on Bartles

DB's are getting off the corners. Dayo with a sack on Bartels. Left ends are struggling a bit.

Distrerhaupt with 2 sacks and a goalline stand on the day

Mollberg with a beautiful run and throw to his right to find TE Ruhe in corner of the end zone. Put it low where only Ruhe could get it. Ruhe made a diving sliding cTch.

B. Carr with a touchdown saving pick.

Reyes is helping me forget about Kuksa more and more. The guy can flat out crush you across the middle. At least 2 today alone and a near INT. He had two hits that elicited a vocal "oooh" from the crowd.

Defense has the edge so far.

Pecosky with a 25 yd pitch and run from Mollberg for a TD

Check that. Might have been Studsrud At QB

Walker with a nice out pattern reception of about 30 yds from Hanson.

Instead of praising the Hogs after Shaugs nice run, Coach Knauf groups them up on the sidelines and gives them a stern talking to, challenging them to compete at an even higher level. I like his style!

The O-line and the running game get in sync finally with Shaugaby reeling off about a 50 yd td run.

FIFY. How cute!

Story on Blackwell from the Dickinson Press: http://www.thedickinsonpress.com/content/blackwell-commits-und-football

Thanks for he recruiting updates, Hambone! Much appreciated.

For being such big rivals, you guys sure come to each other's defense a lot. Some vicious rivalry you have there.

Wonder if he's following in his parents' footsteps and wants to go to a school with a great Petroleum Engineering Program. I heard that program was expecting around 300 students this fall, but now it's looking closer to 400.

At 6'3", he's no "Midget" -- yet he is. Go DHS and welcome to the UND family! (from a proud a DHS alum )

I'm not a doctor and I don't pretend to play one on TV and I did not stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night, but I think your're right. It appears most of the issues are the result of young players learning how to practice at this level.