Teeder11
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Met this young man last weekend at NDSU's elite camp. Great kid and will be an asset at UND. He has a twin brother.
Tall and lean....6-5 or 6-6. Couple of years in the weight room and he will be a good OL player.
Kudos to UND....very nice young man.
Thanks, bisoninnwmn. We don't take these "gets" for granted, given the stiff competition for high-end in-state recruits. That's a tribute to what's going on at SU. It'll make us both better
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I feel like a roster creeper .....
Other than Slaight, who I am hearing now might have brought along with him a lot of off-the-field headaches along with his potential talent, I am no longer seeing Stetson Carr on the active roster any more. He impressed me a lot at the spring game. That said, it seems like the roster is being constantly updated, as there is a freshman DB listed that I have not heard of out of Lodi, Wis. -- Garrett Bollant (5-11, 175). Also still no official listing for KU transfer Jenkins-Moore, but I have no reason to doubt the validity of his transfer yet.Bollant's High School tape (mostly at running back):
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Unless Cummings has a serious breakthrough Carrothers will beat him out.
Competition is a great motivator! Love it!
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I was wondering about a Walker/Cheatham combo at NT, and Hinojosa and Cummings on the ends, with Carrothers and Woodsmall waiting in the wings.
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I'm betting on Meehan, Barton and Boas. After that, anyone's guess.
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Heard he's not coming. Best of luck to him whatever his future holds. Wow, that's another hit at a position of need.
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So, I am looking at a FB roster that I printed off on July 11 that has Brendan Slaight (6-7. 318) listed on it, assigned #65. But today, when I click on the current roster online, he is no longer listed on the roster. Did something happen? Or am I reading too much into it?
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All I can say is I am sure glad that Fales and that WR Nunn are gone. The big threats that I can see on offense, as far as returning starters, are Winston (WR), Tucker (RB) and possibly that big Lawson guy at running back. They like to throw a lot to their running backs and use them effectively as check down receivers who give them lots of YAC.
On defense it appears that their D line and secondary will be made up of veteran starters, however, their linebackers are relatively greener. Looks like they run a 4-3 defense.
We compare favorably to them size-wise at most positions on D and O, though I am the first to admit that that size doesn't tell you squat about one's athleticism.
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SJSU is playing Navy on ESPNU now on Midco 320 in GF as part of its Top 25 games of 2013-14 countdown.
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Not trying to get hopes up .... but, as I said on the Sioux Football Insider blog, they also might get caught taking a peak at their next opponent after us -- @ Auburn. Enough for us to at least maybe make the score differential a bit less.
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I found a great season preview for SJSU this morning and thought I would share: http://www.sbnation....schedule-roster
I saw from another source that they were picked second to last out of 6 teams in their conference's subdivision pre-season poll. But we all know how much pre-season polls are worth. So take it with a huge block of salt.
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I would say 30 is a good accurate number. I like the camaraderie that everyone shows. They are working hard, getting in lots of reps but at the same time playing smart so as not to injure themselves or others.
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I always just walk right in when the northwest gate is open and they are practicing, and I usually sit in the stands. Sometimes I stand on the track or sidelines and chat with the DAZ or Herald boys, if they're around.
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Took my daughter to swimming lessons at UND pool tonight and wandered over to Memorial for a few minutes. The boys were out playing 7 on 7, and as I took my seat on the running track in the shade, Tillman took a pick 6 about 55 yards the other way. The QB saw a brief opening and tried to zing it in there, but "Till" closed quick, stepped in front and he was gone. That man is seriously cut as far as muscle tone and looks to be showing some leadership out there. That's about all I saw in the brief time I was there tonight.
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This changes things for us!!!!
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Interesting. On the surface, seems like a very very good hire. A head coach from a Division I program with multiple trips to the tourney in the last few years is taking the UND head coaching job instead of some mere assistant coach from an up and coming program, which is often the case with these kind of situations at UND. Lots of work to do. But this looks like a good start.
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I hope you are right; otherwise, they will have one heck of a lawsuit on their hands.
The horse is already out of the barn on that one, hence the tight lips on both sides.
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Almost laughable that the NCAA allows the Summit to send a team from a four team conference.
Reading Brown's quotes in the Forum you would think they just made the CWS. Have some perspective of what you really accomplished.
I have a lot of respect for Coach Brown. I think he is fully aware of what he has and has not accomplished. He trashed his team pretty good and gave full cred to UND after their second loss to us. All that said, it would be fun to see how they would fair in the WAC.
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Or just sit on it and then hold a press conference saying you can't play the game.
Yeah, you're right. I could see GT pulling something like that. Or he could just summon his media lap-dog buddies, Caillou and Izzo; they would stumble all over themselves with tweets and instaposts to get the word out for him as soon as he flashes the "Stream Yellow" bat signal.
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Seems doable.
Maybe we should wait 20 months or so to see if the business climate changes. Standard practice in some parts.
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How the myth goes . . .
BF informs media. Media seeks out GT. BF provides information to the Media, ensuring that the media will seek out GT to ask specific questions about what BF told them. The media confronts GT, and he is put on the spot to answer questions setup by BF. It has happened over, and over, and over and over, and over . . . as this is BF mode of operation.
How it usually goes. . .
Media approaches BF. His response . . . we are in contact working on a deal, hoping to get something done. Nothing to report yet, but we'll let you know when something has been finalized. Thanks for asking.
Media approaches GT: His response . . . we are in contact working on a deal, hoping to get something done. Nothing to report yet, but we'll let you know when something has been finalized. Thanks for asking.
FIFY.
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You Bison don't even know your own smack? If you're going to poke fun at someone, you should at least understand the joke. According the the Bison faithful, it's NOT _nd, it's un_. According to some, we have no D (defense). Unbelievable, I gotta educate the trolls.
Yeah, T-Rex. I was thinking the same thing. Kinda funny when they're not well versed on their own trolling talking points!
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I don't get how BF responding to queries from the media is construed as "crying to the media" or having "media on speed dial. It is BF's duty to respond to questions from the media/ public when the information being sought is not protected by privacy laws i.e. FERPA, etc.
The same goes for GT. I don't automatically assume that when I read a story in the media that quotes GT that he was the one that is crying to the media. I know that he is responding to a request for info from the media. Same goes for BF. These assertions to the contrary, without evidence, are absurd.
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He has been impressive in fall camp, so far. Very disciplined and workmanlike, like he's on a mission. I haven't seen him drop a pass that made it to his vicinity, and he's snagged some tough ones.