Teeder11
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Stripes call a flagrant on UNC ... an elbow knocked Wimer to the floor when Schuler knocked down the 3.
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Official checking the monitor to see if it is a flagrant
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SSSSSHuler for 3 and a foul on UNC.
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Huff carried UND on his back the last two minutes.. playing inspired ball tonight. I hope it is infectious.
On one possession alone, he drives the lane, gets two offensive rebounds before finally putting it in.
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31-31 halftime
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These guys seemed to be a lot better when they were younger and didn't know any better.
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Announcers say Huff gained back all 14 pounds he lost.
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Huff's first shot since K state game is a 3 on target, with confidence!
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I know he was pretty upset at the flagrant that was called on one of his players yesterday. And then he really blew his top when a hands to the head foul wasn't called against SUU a couple minutes later. Could have been connected to that.
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I imagine its because ss.com posters and/or SFI have not yet done all his work for him.
You guys are brutal.
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You seem to have a fascination with men's butts.
You sound surprised.
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Apparently reading comprehension isn't one of your strong points. And here I thought UND fans NEVER went to any other teams message boards either. So you are normal.
No, I said I never went over there. I wasn't speaking for all UND fans. I think a lot do, but, only a few actually comment from what I can gather.
Over here, you get the feel that the Bunny, Jacks, Salukis, Panthers, BearKats, etc. (insert so-called "rival") message boards were all shut down and that there was nowhere else in the world to troll. Like someone said a bit earlier in this thread: it's like AC is playing UND every week. This is odd for a fan base (AC) who made it so clear to us that they'd moooved on. UND fans never claimed to have moved on; we only moved apart. Now that we are coming out of the desert that was transition, we yearn (and sometimes obsess) to compare ourselves to the competition -- in the Big Sky and across the FCS -- especially when the biggest baddest brutha at the moment happens to be on the same block. Most of us appreciate/tolerate most of your two cents -- but don't expect us to have to like it. I don't think your arrogance has escalated to that level yet.
Sometimes it's a family discussion. Don't expect to be welcomed with wide open sympathetic arms.
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Hey - prowling here to straighten out our thoughts, comment on every issue, be "folksy" with us and bring or defend su in every conversation is their job. I'm thinking our little Johnny runs to the computer the minute he gets home to see what wrongs need to be righted.
I never go over to that pasture they call BV. Is there trolling to this degree over there from UND "fanatics"? I'm talking on a regular basis -- not just a hit and run every so often.
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Really Pitt no interest?
From a 10-23-12 Article:
"[Quarterbacks coach Brooks Bollinger] called me and said he talked to [head coach Paul Chryst] and said if I decide I want to go out there, I have a scholarship.
"It was a pretty short conversation. I was surprised and honored."
Pitt is the third school to offer Jacobsen and his first offer from a team in a BCS conference. North Dakota and North Dakota State have also offered.
"I sent them some film and that might have done it," he said. "I've been talking to Coach Bollinger every week and we've developed a good relationship. I like what we have. He's a great guy, and with him playing his college ball in Wisconsin, we can relate a lot.
"I'm just honored to get this offer and I'm excited to go out there and see what it looks like. I'm looking forward to that."
Jacobsen said he Bollinger gave him two weekends in January to consider for his official visit. In addition to Pitt, North Dakota, and North Dakota State, he said he hears from Wisconsin, Nebraska and Penn State the most.
"Nebraska seems pretty close to an offer. That's probably the closest one. They told me that if they can free up a scholarship space for an offensive lineman, I'm next in line."
At 6'4" 285, Jacobsen lines up on both sides of the ball at Prescott, but the Pitt coaches like him as an offensive guard. While he's excited about the Pitt offer, his focus is on this weekend, when Prescott will play its second-round playoff game.
"I haven't really thought about recruiting too much because we're in the playoffs right now. After our season is over, I'm going to think about this much more. But now I'm focused on the season. We're 6-3 and we just won our first playoff game. We still have three games to go to get to the state championship, and that's where my focus is."
You're so full of BS is isn't funny.
There's some major editorializing and a typo in that last sentence of your story. Ruined the whole thing for me. Shoddy journalism bites.
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You act like NDSU has never punished a student athlete before, NDSU has punished players both before and after court verdicts. I don't think NDSU knew how to deal with the petition fiasco, it isn't like a player getting a DUI or a drug charge...it's more complicated. I'm sure if NDSU could do it all over again things would have been handled differently.
Best answer so far from "the other side." I actually agree with this ...(and that the stature of one program is ginormous by comparison in importance to the other one -- may have played a role, too
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DL Nick Jacobsen (Prescott) WI. verbals to NDSU. UND and Pittsburgh were also interested
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GF Herald article. Good, except for the stupid "Green and White" reference. God I hope that doesn't stick.
http://www.grandfork...icle/id/251429/
Don't sweat it; they've been using the "Green and White" reference for decades -- way before the nickname controversy got nasty (as I demonstrated in another thread a few months ago); it's been "sticking" for years. They just do it more now because they can't sprinkle a few choice "Sioux" or "Fighting Sioux" references in here and there anymore, for obvious reasons. Just plug your nose, grin and bear it, I guess.
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Well, that's definitely him and it says he was there Friday and he put UND as his education so it could be.
Talks a lot about his "second chance" so might have his crap together.
Early to say it, but what a two-headed monster him and Hardin would be...wow!
and Golloday and Jackson and Townsend and McGill and Oliver and Fletcher and etc., etc. etc.
JoMo is licking his chops already. This ain't Detroit Lakes anymore!-
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I was stuck at work and didn't get a chance to watch any of the game today. Did the ladies play well? Was Drake a decent opponent so this was a good win?
Wayne Nelson's Herald reports suggests that they didn't shoot that well and they went 9 for 19 from the line. They had to overcome a 15-0 Drake run in the second half to put themselves in position to extend it to OT. Still Drake was going for the their fifth straight victory against UND and it was nice to see the ladies put a stop to that.
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Looking at the verbals so far, this class looks pretty nice.
K/P Mitch Meindel (WI) has a good ol' Howitzer for a leg.
FB Dustin Iverson (ND) good athletic FB and a local kid.
OL Dan Bell (WI) good size and potential.
DL Brandon Miller (WI) very nice size for a DT, looked like a beast on his film.
If we can get another couple beast on the DL and some mean LBs along with the other needs (DB, OL, speed) this class is already shaping up quite nicely.
I agree. What about RB Jake Disterhaupt, 6'1”, 185, Moose Lake (Moose Lake/Willow River), MN?
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There will be a moment of silence tonight for the two North Dakota National Guard Soldiers who were killed this week in Afghanistan and the one who is recovering from injuries in the same attack. Eric Linde, the son of Sgt. 1st Class Darren Linde, one of the Soldiers who were killed, is slated to be in attendance at tonight's game. I cannot be there tonight, but, I send Eric and his family my deepest condolences, and the same goes for the families of Spc. Tyler Orgaard, also killed, and Spc. Ian Placek.
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Whoops! Shows where my head has been this week, (blame finals approaching)
No worries... I am glad you took my correction in the spirit in which it was given... keep up the great work and go UND!
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Preview Time:
UND returned home and shot around 50% and turned the ball over only 10 times. But shooting 14-30 from the line and being outworked on the boards 41-28, UND was unable to capitalize and lost another close game to UMKC. Now the guys need to turn around and get ready to play a very confident NDSU basketball team down in the Fargodome on Sunday. Tipoff is at 4 PM
MEDIA FOR THE GAME
The game will once again be on MIDCO sports and will be again on the radio with 100.3FM in GF
HISTORY
UND leads the all time series 159-129, and the teams have split the first two games since the rivarly renewed at the D-1 level. Last year at the REA, a Patrick Mitchell tip in with :50 seconds left and 4 free throws at the last minute seal a 59-54 win over NDSU which lead to the UND student body to rush the court. The Bison were lead by Marshall Bjorkland with 13 points and 7 rebounds. Mike Felt chipped in with 12 points as well. UND was paced by Brekke with 17 points
and Anderson chipped in with 12 points and 5 rebounds.
ABOUT THE BISON (7-2, 1-0 SUMMIT)
The Bison are coached by Saul Phillips (6th Year), who is still looking to make his mark after Tim Miles took NDSU to the tourney in 2009. While he has slowly gotten NDSU back into the Summit Leauge conversation, he kinda is getting some heat from fans with the lack of success of post-season play. NDSU might have their best team in a little while and will challenge SDSU for league bragging rights, and with plenty coming back and coming in next year, they will be the favorite in the league next year. NDSU has done a good job in knocking off a couple of decent mid-majors, including beating a tough Morehead State team. They have been used to the fast starts in Fargo, but is this the year that Saul puts it all together, or will the heat start to be turned up several knotches with another 1 and done in the Summit Tourney.
STATS COMPARISON
UND NDSU
PPG: 65.3 72.9
FG%: .412 .470
3P%: .350 .411
FT%: .664 .743
RPG: 33.7 37.3
APG: 11.8 13.8
KEY PLAYERS
#24 6-7 G TAYLOR BRAUN JR (15.2 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 3.6 APG, .824 FT%)
This kid is starting to figure it out, and its scary... Last 2 games he has been lights out at either the 3 point line (Omaha) or the free throw line (Morehead St). He is a very good slasher and looks to get to the rim at any cost. Very good 3 point shooter and has been great at the line. He is the cog to how the NDSU machine is run. If he is good, NDSU typically wins. If he is not.. they have lost (Green Bay, the Indiana game is a throw out). His height is going to be a big problem for us in the guard position and someone needs to step up and try and shut him down.
#42 6-8 F MARSHALL BJORKLAND JR (11.2 PPG, 5.4 RPG, .672 FG%)
Without question one of the best big man in the Summit League, and I think he is very underrated. This kid is very solid around the rim and a good rebounder as well. He does make a big difference for NDSU down on the blocks. He does from time to time get into foul trouble. While the main focus will more than likely be on Braun, if we are not careful this kid will eat us inside. Our Bigs need to step up and limit Bjorkland and most importantly limit his rebounding chances.
#3 6-3 G MIKE FELT JR (11.1 PPG, 1.8 RPG, .482 3P%)
This is a kid that knows his role very well for this squad. He shoots, and shoots, and shoots some more. Althoug he has worked very hard to make his game more well rounded, he is know for his shooting prowlness. He does have 1 thing that needs to be noted. He still does that little chicken wing when he handles the ball and we need to take advantage of that by drawing a charge or two. Another thing of note is that he will run and run and run around screens, so get your track shoes ready if you are D'in up this guy. Cannot let this guy get hot or it will be a very long night.
KEYS TO THE GAME:
1) Who can adjust to the Dome: Shooting in a dome is an different animal for whatever reason. We need to be ready to adjust and adjust quickly. We are going to need our outside shooting to be on for this game.
2) The Crowd: Lets face it, this game will get around 9-11,000 in this dome. It will more than likely be 90/10 to NDSU. The Men's team needs to take a page to what the women's team did last week in the BSA. Punch them in the mouth right away and keep this crowd at all costs out of the game.
3) Rivarly: NDSU is 7-2, they have knocked off several solid mid-majors. UND is 1-5 and has too many close games not go their way. Throw everything out the window. NDSU has a ton of a momentum and can either build on this for a monster run in the Summit, or this could be their disaster (we saw the fallout from last year). UND can make a lot of close game blues dissapear and get on track before Big Sky play with a win, or be still left with questions with a loss.
4) Braun: Who is going to be the man to try and shut him down. If he is slashing, it might not hurt to try and draw a few fouls against him.
5) Free Throws: Prove that last night was a blip. Go down and make your shots. NDSU is a very good team from the line, and we need to answer the call if we are going to steal this one on the road. Webb, you need to be ready to make them, or the NDSU students will be in your head all night long.
6) Rebounding: The entire team needs to be ready to crash the boards... period.
1 other notes for this game: Saul Phillips will be coaching this game barefoot in a very noble cause. Class act for Coach Saul.
As usual solid write-up and much appreciated, but I am pretty sure that Saul took the Bizon to the dance in 2009, not Tim Miles, since this is Saul's sixth season at the helm. Again, thanks for these great analyses, because no one else is doing it.
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Agree that Webb needs more rest. As you said we have Anderson, Antwi and even Schuler can handle the point so Webb does not need to be out handling the ball and playing hard defense for 35-36 minutes a game. Being tired could easily contribute to some of the turnovers and poor FT shooting. As well stated this game came down to free throws and rebounding. The rebounding will improve with Huff and Traylor at full strengh and who would think our best FT shooter last night was Brekke. Was not at the game but watched it and the announcer stated Huff had lost 15 pounds to date, WOW. It will definately take some time for him to be full strength I would imagine. I'm still very optimistic about our chances in the Big Sky.
I was at the game last night and Huff definitely looked a tad gaunt, like a stiff wind could put him down. I was hoping that he could continue strength training and low-impact cardio during his injury, but it appears that an all-liquid diet has taken more of a toll than I would have thought.
When is the hex going to be lifted from this team? First Nash, then Huff, then Traylor, then Chad White and SDSU, then untimely poor FT shooting.
UND vs UNC 12/21
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Wilmer hits both
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