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Their Coach Rocky Long is really giving us props
Called Greg Hardin the fastest player they will see this year
Said our O line is also the biggest they have ever seen this year
Hes more nervous about this game then his first game of the year lastyear or somtin like that
He MAY be speaking the truth and not even know it. I am sure, in his mind, it's coach-speak aimed at his own squad, in case they're getting an itch to take Saturday off and look past us to their next game -- though he'd never ever ever admit that's his motive.
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Maybe the problem is people don't know what schadenfreude is.
http://en.wikipedia....i/Schadenfreude
Maybe I can dumb it down for them in a way they can understand. If UND loses on Saturday to SDSU (God help us we don't), which very well could happen, as we all know, the Schadenfreude will be alive and well from the loyal opposition to the south -- and like sands through the hourglass, these are the days of our lives.
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A lot of fun was had by others at the expense of Matt Frattin and Dan Kristo. It's schadenfreude.
And yes, we're just one lawn mower toss from from problems. So is everyone else.
I believe what has the attention moreso than the actions of the student-athletes is the lecturing to the media ("it's over") and attempts to make the cause of the problems the victims from Bohl and Taylor. Toss in the "empty chair" Bresciani and reason for skepticm abounds. (And I haven't even reopened the issue of: What'll come of this to all NDUS schools at the next Legislative session.)
You and I have been preaching "Schadenfreude" for the past 40 pages or so but the Bizon guys just don't seem to grasp the concept or what drives it. They act all above the fray, when, in reality, very few, if any of us, actually are -- me included.
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firewall, as someone who did two tours myself and saw first hand the unbridled passion among people who for so long had been denied the right to vote in free elections, I want to thank you, and espeically your loved one, for the ulitmate sacrifice. There is nothing remotely tasteless about it, not that such remarks deserve to even be acknowledged.
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hey guys, i thought it was supposed to be NDSU that couldn't stop talking about UND.
This board's latent inferiority complex to the school down south is showing through pretty hard.
It goes both ways. Don't act like you don't know this.
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For the same reason basketball schools keep hiring Calipari.
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I still struggle with the question of whether it was the transition in general, or specifically the Sioux Falls game from 2009. I tend to think it was primarily the latter, and unfortunately we haven't completely recovered yet in terms of interest by the casual fan.
I think that and the inability to get a real signature FBS "upset" that we could hang our hat on. All those things plus the doldrums of lackluster patchwork scheduling that all transition teams go through.
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Very entertaining game to watch, but very concerning as well.
Lot's of weapons on offense, which is great to know for when the run game gets taken away like it did last night. Greg Hardin could end up leading the Big Sky in receiving at the end of the season, and may not even be the best receiver on the team. Hardin, Jackson, and Golladay are going to be a nightmare for opposing secondarys.
Special teams were again very good, save for Merserau's fumble and a shank by Cameron. Two blocks, a 50 yard FG, and good field position pretty much all night.
Aside from a few stand-out individual performances and two opportunistic plays, the defense played poorly. PSU was able to pretty much do what ever they wanted in both the run and pass games. PSU was second to last in passing in the Big Sky last season and their true freshman QB threw for over 300 yards. Lots of big plays and poor tackling. Plenty to get better at.
The refs stunk, but at least they were consistently bad throughout.
Kind of concerning that North Dakota's running game was completely shut down.
9,210 for attendance....................that must be among one of the lowest turn-outs for Potato-Bowl in recent memory.
You are correct.
9,200 = 2012-13 v. Portland State
8,500 = 2011-12 v. Black Hills State
9,700 = 2010-11 v. Northeastern State
8,400 = 2009-10 v. Stony Brook
10,200 = 2008-09 v. Wisc. La Crosse
10,700 = 2007-08 v. Central Wash.
10,300 = 2006-07 v. Winona State
10,600 = 2005-06 v. Western Washington
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This line in Wayne Nelson's game recap really stood out to me:
"Last season, UND threw only 10 touchdown passes for the season. Through two games this season, UND has thrown 10, eight of them by Hendrickson."
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Nice walk up crowd at the Alerus box office.
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Players arrived 20 minutes ago to a rousing response. They looked very businesslike today. #timetogetitdone
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Players arrived 20 minutes ago to a rousing response. They looked very businesslike today. #timetogetitdone
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Tailgating at Alerus now .... Atmosphere is nuts! Love it!
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Not to get ahead of ourselves, but you might want to set the DVR to record the Army v. San Diego St. game at 6:30 p.m. tonight on Midco channel 69 (NBCSP). You'll get an early look at our week 3 opponent, San Diego St. Some of the stuff I've read from San Diego St. fans is that their coach tried some of that "no punt; go for it on fourth" stuff that he was toying with in the pre-season, and, according to SDSU fans, it might have cost them a closer game or even a bit of an upset v. Washington.
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Then why does the press release say they will be charged? The Eastern District have not charged them yet. Where is Chewey when we need him.
Chewy only cares about nickname issues. Rarely ever see Chewy post here about anything else. One trick pony.
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What I don't understand is this underlying tone in a lot of posts in this thread that seems to imply UND is above all of this. These things are a matter of timing and any reasonable person can acknowledge that. UND will have it's time as will every other program, sadly the more talented the team the more likely they are to have behavior issues. So with UND heading into what seems to be an upswing in talent, more off the field issues can be expected. It comes with the territory.
Haven't many of us already stated this?
Why do you continue to repeat yourself over and over again?
I know I have said it at least three times now. It is not all that hard to understand that UND fans revel in the misfortunes of Bison fans and vise versa. I think it was Freud or some deep-thinking German who called it "Schadenfreude." I don't think we should act so incredulous over it. Both fan bases do it to the other ... doesn't make it right. But it is kinda fun!
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It's true though, right?
Not that it matters... but Gene from the Herald comments section is a down-and-out UND languages professor, who is angry at the world (especially UND administrators, Grand Forks and North Dakota) becuase he missed out on advancemnt opportunities and because they'll (UND) never give him tenure. He has positioned himself as the local curmudgeon and contrarian on everything that happens in Grand Forks and North Dakota. He's one of those guys who sits on his computer all day -- probably on a state computer at work at Merrifield -- stirring the pot on local and state issues just to make his sorry dead-end life more interesting. I think he's a transplant from Riverside, Calif., who got trapped here in the 80's, and he blames the world for his "misfortunes."
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I emailed Faison... Suprise Suprise no email back lol
I'm sure he's got nothing else on his plate.
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Honest question for those of you who feel you can give an objective response. If this was going on at UND would you be as vigorous about your call to action for Coach Mussman?
Admittedly, I can't answer your question without bias. But can I turn it around on you and ask the same line of question? If UND were in this kind of trouble, would you be putting up as vigorous a defense in favor of UND, or would the seriousness of the charges magically elevate in your mind based on the color of the football uniform? Would you assume the same "let them have their day in court" posture as you would for your beloved team if the shoe was on the other foot 70 miles north of you.
Mind you, I don't know you; you can certainly make up whatever answer you want on the Internet and assume the most judicious personality, but I will find it hard to beleive that any devoted NDSU fan could ever put themselves in a position where they would be an apologist for UND.
It's called "Schadenfreude" (reveling in another's --especially a bitter rival's -- misfortune.) NDSU fans do it to us; we do it to them. Life goes on.
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Is Denial a wonderful place to live?
You evidently haven't heard of "Shadenfreude." It goes both ways between heated rivals. And, yes, it is a wonderful place to be when your on the right side of it.
How's life in Smug-holierthanthou-perfect-land?
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Maybe with all these visitors Grand Forks could actually build something "touristy". Waterpark. Mini golf. Rollercoaster. Ski jump you name it.
Need lots more "ecolab type" businesses.
How about an outlet mall like the one near Albertville, Minn.? Oh yeah, and another off-ramp south of 32nd would be nice, too, Santa!
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After watching Wisco fans do the "Jump Around" thing at Camp Randall and tonight seeing the Va Tech fans rock out to Seven Nation Army by the White Stripes, it might be cool to see something like that in the Alerus late in the third or early fourth quarters. Would give the fans something fun to stick around for.
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Nope. Students have been doing it for years.
Good. That means they probably will continue to do it and the Alerus folks will let it slide! Me likey!
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