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Can't say I'm crazy about 1 not being on the field for a third and short.

his formula is exactly what the NCAA did.

Because 15 years ago Montana was still the Grizzlies, and not the Fighting Kootenai. That and it appears Montana actually had representation in the room.

Maybe the conference supported all their schools bids with some of their tv money.

A lot easier to play with house money. If one of those plays had tightened up the score a little bit, the game could have played out differently. UND seemed pretty deflated after the 76 yard pass play.

Until he tears an ACL. But I'm a work smart over work hard kind of guy.

There was no clear shot that showed the ball in possession and the elbow down. We can all guess what we think but it was not clear and conclusive to overturn the call on the field. If that isn't the standard for college, I'll agree with you.

Think we need to step back as a program and quit focusing on the school 70 miles south. It's clearly in their heads and that does no good. We need to focus on making teams think about what we do instead of vice versa. I don't care how many titles SU has, you need to look at them as just another opponent.

Just because there was a bad overturn doesn't mean the play didn't happen.

Pinned them inside the 5 on a punt. Forced a fumble on kick return.

Yep. If you think it probably happened that's all that is needed

Theres been obvious holds on almost every big run. Having to watch WDAY do never mentioned. The one on the 3rd Miller TD was blatant.

She's arguably the biggest atr in the apirt so $1 million isn't a huge surprise. Female athletes will likely be the biggest individual NIL winners because the money is there in the fashion and cosmetics industry. However factors other that performance will come Into play (think Anna Kournikova) and that could have some interesting dynamics within teams. I think you'll soon see additional legislation putting limits on how much athlete-students earn, especially when the tax bills hit and you see a spate of bankruptcies. The pendulum will swing back somehow.

Not sure why Tommy is still in here.

Wind gusts really starting to pick up.

Kinda hope we can get Q some time under center in this one. He needs some meaningful snaps. We will need him at some point to do something other than a sneak and it would be nice if first time running plays isn't when our back is against the wall.

They didn't. Scoreboard was wrong. Didn't update after UND took the one after the first sack.

Except the tip created the INT.

At the game and wind will definitely be a big factor. It's blowing pretty good. Sustain long drives and make this a shorter game.

But at what point do you gameplan based on the skills of the players you actually have and not the players you wished you had. This holds true for all 3 phases of the game.

Euro leagues are also very noncompetitive. Same teams win year after year, because the good elite teams stay at the top and have stability, while the other teams yoyo back and forth between the top and lower leagues and can't sustain anything and are usually a financial shambles. It seems fair on paper, but has huge flaws. No thanks.

Actually basketball would be a much better return buts it's not like we have any history or prominent alums in that sport. ;)

I'd agree on the former, less so the latter. REAs benefits see extremely one sided to the family. Earl seemed to have a blind spot with Ralph. I think politics are also a big reason why arguably the schools most prominent alum (certainly athletically) has almost zero visible connection to the University.

Steve Urness is a good newsman. Newsdakota is a nice little hidden gem.

Too much listening to how great they are.