Teeder11
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33 minutes ago, Siouxperfan7 said:
I wonder what the response to the logo would have been had this been what they came out with first. Also makes me wonder if this logo was an option and Ed chose the official logo we have been using. There hasn't been any write up or stories about it....yet. Just seems odd that UND just sort of slipped it on its website and then played the promo video with a shirt on it for the reveal. Off way to roll out a secondary logo.
It was rolled out during Armacost’s State of the University address on Thursday. Both the Herald and KNOX covered the address and KVRR did, as well, from Fargo. There were more than 250 people actually in person at the address. Another 400 tuned in on Zoom. All the media chose to focus only on the enrollment increase projection. Nothing on the new secondary mark. UND didn’t really try to keep it under the radar.
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4 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:
not good across the board for both teams at qb even with the last play to luke
We should have fired the whole staff!
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6 minutes ago, Dustin said:
From the article - "No. 3 quarterback Simon Romfo" - Does that Feeney No. 2 and Kaminski No. 4, or vice versa?
Jer keeps red shirt intact He’s 4 or 5 if you count Q.
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1 hour ago, The Sicatoka said:
Anyone know the demolition date for the Hyslop?
Summer of 2024 at the earliest.
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14 minutes ago, Sioux94 said:
From Miller's article the other day. Would be nice if Klein can stay healthy and become a red zone weapon on those lob passes. Sounds like it's been pretty successful so far in camp.
- Redshirt freshman corner Antonio Bluiett broke up a Tommy Schuster lob pass to 6-foot-6 Elijah Klein — one of the rare times the Schuster lob to Klein has been unsuccessful at camp.
I think the transfer at NG who goes 315 is really going to help on short yardage situations. He brings 25 more lbs of beef than the other NG's. Even on non short yardage plays if he can bull rush and take up two OL guys at times....that will be huge. The other DL transfer being bigger also will help.
Griff didn’t do much to write home about at NIU but I’m hoping we see a similar dynamic with Griff as we did with Hoos on the other side of the ball. A transfer who finds a home and a sweet spot and an opportunity to shine that he’s wasn’t getting at his former school.
On another note, if you see Tom Miller’s write up today about the Tommy to Jack Wright TD… nothing about it is an exaggeration. I saw it with mine own eyes. Tommy bombed it from midfield and put it out in front of Jack, where only he could dive and slide to make the TD catch in tight double coverage.
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7 minutes ago, sioux24/7 said:
Only if you’re referring to Brady Danielson. What could have been!
I vote for Danny Hong. Get him a scholly and a pigskin! C'mon Danny, chuck the pigskin!
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9 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:but maybe wes is?
He’s not. And you’re stirring pots that aren’t there, again. There. Happy? You got your reactions to another inane post.
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13 minutes ago, shep said:
This is the year of McNealy.
He's starting to put it together.
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3 hours ago, Sioux94 said:
Hoping Navratil becomes a consistent playmaker for us at OLB this year.
Me too… if you watch last year’s recap of the UNI game at the Alerus, you will see the Navratil we all know is there at OLB. But strangely after that game, his noticeable presence kind of tapered off.
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44 minutes ago, shep said:
I'm sad to report that I took this to mean the OL isn't as good as it should be.
Also, with Hembry getting one it must have been a CB sack. Can't recall the last time I saw that.You’re right, what was I thinking….
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1 minute ago, homer said:
The encouraging part is we have a ton returning on offense so the defense coming out of the gate faster should a bit tougher to do. Hopefully a sign of good things to come
Indeed, the real test will happen next week when full pads and more contact starts to be allowed. But then my anxiety also rises due to risk of stupid practice injuries. I’m never settled.
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Tucked casually into Tom Miller’s Fall Camp Day 4 recap was this observation. FWIW, I’ve observed good defensive trends, as well, in my limited early looks at this year’s Hawks:
- The defense disrupted more plays than usual Saturday with pressure at the quarterback. Jaelen Johnson, Josh Navratil and Devin Hembry all had quarterback "sacks" in the non-contact team drills.
Still a lot to be determined if these are sustained trends or flashes in the pan. Whether it’s a simplified playbook or chip on their collective shoulders or both, it’s encouraging. All that said, the defensive side of the ball usually comes out of the gates faster in fall camp and the O plays catch up. And Depth at linebacker is still a concern. However a few young LBs have come in with the right body types and are vying to play sooner than later.
Buckle up!
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20 minutes ago, McBuckets said:
Really hoping he sees the field this year, have to hope he can beat the injury bug and we get "one of the greatest wide receivers in North Dakota prep history" out on the field
For sure. When you watch him walk and run it looks like he’s patched together with spare parts. But my can he catch!
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Friday 8/4/2023 dispatch from the Pollard:
Both sides of the ball were buzzing today.
They practiced in helmets and shoulder pads and did 3 live 11 on 11 sessions and some skelly work.
The day started with a 11 on 11 and the defense looked pumped and blew up a play right from the start.
The defense typically has a leg up on the offense to start fall camp and this year looks to be no different..although the gap seems much closer this year.
Offensively, the focus was on quick tempo plays ....get up to the line and get the play off quickly.
Running backs Smith, Skokna and Z, along with Q at TE and newcomer Korey Tai at WR got a lot of targets early.
Future watch: Winnipegger CB Marcus Wahl is slight and not very tall but it's quickly evident what coaches saw in him. He's quick and sticky on defenders and practices at game speed always.
Top 3 newbies to keep an eye on early in camp (This does not mean they are candidates to have shirts pulled yet)
1. Marcus Wahl, CB
2. Lance Rucker, LB
3. Korey Tai, WR
True freshman QB Jerry Kaminski looks to be about where Feeney was at this time last year. Head is swimming. He tucks and runs early a lot. He'll give plays more time as he grows into the playbook and things start to slow down. He looks the part, has an accurate arm when he throws. He hasn't demonstrated any deep throws yet. His progress is all very normal for young QB's first week.
O line gained a member in former TE 6-7 Trace Thaden
Starting O Line at practice today appeared to be Anderson and Kilty at tackles, Hagen and Ventrelli at guard and Borud at center. Bryant did spell Hagen at right gaurd sometimes today. Depth at O Line is the best I've seen in a long time.
During the second 11 on 11 session:
The play was more even in this session with a slight edge given again to the D.
In an all former FM athlete affair, CB Dixon had a nice PBU on tall lanky freshman receiver Vuciri Hakim on a ball from lefty QB Feeney.
RB Ziebarth and Seidel had nice long runs during the this session.
Tommy hit Red in the backfield and the speedy WR darted around the end for a first down.
Newcomer Safety Tyler Erkman had a PBU on WR DeMontagnac on a 20 yard pass up the sideline, but, according to my eyes, Erkman got their a tad early.
During Skelly drills:
Tommy hit Jack Write on a rope for 25 yards over the middle.
LB Mullen stripped Skok,a who looked to be fighting for more yards, on a short pass play. Defense got the recovery.
A player who needs to find a spot on the field other than QB is Simon Romfo, ala Brockstar Boltmann. He's just so poised and athletic.
Romfo hit Belquist on a 40 yard touch down pass during skelly drills. Romfo put it in front of Belquist who had to burst to catch up to it, grab it and score.
Impressive and talented back up CB Bleuett followed that play up with a PBU
Several times today, Skokna reminded us what we were missing last year. His legs are fresh after a year off and his cuts are still sudden and sharp with incredible burst.
Local LB Paine Parks has strung together 3 strong practices at fall camp. Good size and athleticism for depth to backup Kelley, Pedigo, and MacNeil.
Elijah Klein finally made his appearance known today in the final 11 on 11 session of the day with two 20 or so yard grabs over the middle, one from Tommy and one from Feeney.
Red wound things up with a nice misdirection play in the backfield. The D bit hard on another player one way and Red who actually had the ball took it around the other way for what would have been a long TD.
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1 hour ago, FSSD said:Yes, first day of practice - @Teeder11 please save this thread with a camp report or two!!!
Looks like my schedule will allow me to get out there on Tuesday and Friday next week. Maybe just maybe Friday this week but that is not looking good. True, this thread is a train wreck.
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5 minutes ago, Teeder11 said:
Right on.
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34 minutes ago, sioux24/7 said:
There’s always a player or two that surprises in fall camp, who does everyone think that will be? I’m going to go with Nick Kupfer, although maybe some could argue that occurred last year. I think he could really transform more into a Noah Wanzek this year. Otherwise, I think we will see Sawyer Seidl make some flashy plays.
Korey Tai
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UNI at their place scares me this year.
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31 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:
Weird to think i live a couple blocks away from UND's Mount Rushmore's Jerome Beasley...i biked by him at 110 Cherry Street last night and he was with his 5'2" baby momma and who knows how many kids and he was pounding a bud light.
Just please stop.
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7 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:
Rather play them when they’re good (as usual). UND needs to step up, not down. No need to baby the expectations anymore than they already have been. Just win, baby. Will this be a renaissance year for Bubba? I f*cking hope so.
Exactly.
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18 minutes ago, Nodak78 said:
Mountain West preseason media poll
1-Boise State (28 1st place votes)
2-Air Force (2)
3-Fresno State (5)
4-San Diego State (1)
5-San José State
6-Wyoming
7-Colorado State
8-Utah State
9-UNLV (1)
10-Hawaii
11-Nevada
12-New Mexico
Our timing sounds about right, per usual. Oh welp, iron sharpens iron, right?
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2023-2024 Recruiting
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Close. Africa, yes, by way of Canada. Raw, athletic and plays a lot above the rim. Patience, grasshoppers.
EDIT: I am not positive about nationality... just that last country he played in in Africa is different than Nigeria.