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I like it. Shows confidence that you think you get get back there.

Fruechte taking what they're giving us. Like this offense. Potential to really wear down FCS defenses.

Running the route past the first down marker. That's an improvement over last year.

Football IQ, game management, scrambling, reading the defense? A little early to throw him under the bus after 2 possessions.

Not sure I get the punt there. The call or the actual kick. That has to ho to the sideline

Not the optimal start. Luckily game is more than 38 seconds long.

Different site, but good info. Thanks!

Did Northdakotapreps.com go belly up? I used to frequent the site for updates on high school sports. Was going to check out for this fall and just get a godaddy site. Anyone know of any similar places to get the scoop. I know KMAV has good content at least for ND HS basketball.

I love Bo, but he's not Travis Hunter. 12 has lit up the SU secondary like a Christmas tree.

I don't have much interest in the CCHA, mostly because the games all overlap timewise and I'm going to pick an NCHC game every time (generally UND of course). About the only benefit would be when UND is playing a non conference game against a CCHA school, which to be honest I really hope doesn't happen too often outside of maybe Michigan Tech. I agree that the sweet spot is when NCHC TV can be folded in. $129 for the CCHA package seems a little steep, espcially when compared to the quantity of Summit League network plus Mo Valley football, 79 yearly for that is a pretty solid value.

Don't you have to earn playing time?

Bingo

House of cards. The Big XFL will probably start pruning the dead wood soon. College sports are on life support.

I doubt you see many non power 4 teams that aren't required to adding the schollies. That means that also have to commit to the revenue sharing with the players, except for the non power 4 there is no revenue to share. So this was a thinly veiled way to again tilt the playing field further toward the haves and put the have nots under their bootheels. At this rate the NCAA will be gone in less than a decade and college sports outside the power 4 will be an abyss. At this point sports are probably a money pit for the vast majority of schools, with little to show for it. Pretty sad.

Wonder how they can work that from a Title IX perspective, add 40+ for men and 19 for women, unless there are additions in other sports. More likely this will result in more schools dropping Olympic sports to support their fall XFL teams.

I just wish Brad would say what former UND guys have been offered, as there is no other reason for him to spend the time on this story.

If the Summit can keep improving and the Missouri Valley keeps losing name schools, might even be able to replace Arch Madness on the Eye itself.

Thus opens up a huge can of worms. Sane should they apply to band cheerleaders etc in the sporting realm but also teaching assistants and other positions doing actual work in support of the school academic mission. At some point I think you will see regular students start pushing back on this. They are paying for this stuff and student loans are at least partially attributable to sports costs.

We don't know that. The article says that some people at St. Thomas feared that CCHA could kick them up. That could just be projecting after the MIAC booting.

A good one?

I went to Matthews about 15 years ago and it had a very classic feel similar to Fenway. Sounds like maybe since then the goal was to let it fall apart to get a new facility. Watching a game from the balcony was like nothing else in college hockey. It will be missed.

Would guess it depends on who is filing. Not sure a coach could file the Title IX complaint on an individual firing, but team members potential could if there was a pattern of activity that created instability for women's sports that wasn't happening on the mens side. That seems like it could be pretty difficult to prove, but long shot lawsuits are certainly not rare.

Really sad. Thought he had conquered his demons with his comeback this year. Tragic story and painful reminder as mental health awareness month winds down. You never know what someone else is dealing with.

There is still title 9 and I think you start seeing taxpayers really question this at public schools. Pandora's box is now open and we'll see where it goes from here. This combined with the House settlement is earning the power 5 a lot of enemies.

a lot of the electricity goes to cooling. You can open the doors 8 months of the year in GF and accomplish that.