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How good is he? Compare to past UND player.

With most charitable (501C3) organizations, testamentary gifts are a significant part of the donation pool. Don't know how that works with athletic programs in public universities.

I don’t understand continuing BBs preference for players who do not play a full 60 and a staff that doesn’t recruit a full 362. I guess those who say there is still a divided locker room must know what they’re talking about.

Agree. Only knew him at school. Fine man and widely respected.

OK. Got it.

Is Tarek selling cars? Serious question.

Bryn got his law degree at UND. Tarek Howard did too and is from Alberta. I wonder if his connection to Tarek is of any value beyond the fact that they are both former Sioux players.

Just not so silent that you didn't hear it.

UND fans are always fretting about what Denver has, or Duluth, or Western, or Minny . . . Let's just win the games we're supposed to win and win a fair share against those teams with the scary rosters. Then who knows? It might even be a fun team to watch.

Granato was worse. Got some great recruits—at first

It’s a birth defect, no question.

Because he’s Canadian by birth, or is it tariff related?

I would think Jax would have dual citizenship by now.

Who do Sources give the nod to?

One we all could have done without, I guess.

Hey, I know satire grows old, especially bad satire. But I'd never say McKenna is or would be a problem, and I certainly never considered Blake a "problem," even when he had some defensive lapses early is his career at UND. Just don't want to give in to using emojis all the time.

Yeah, I don't know. Looks like he has a Jackson Blake problem: bad defense.

Many of us suffer from fragile egos.

Sigh. Why am I always the dumpy nerd?

Yay! Give him a green and white beanie and scarf and a pair of black glasses.

You deserve to feel proud. Just keep in mind that when the puck drops this fall, you're trash.

Congrats Western. Well done.

True, but hockey people don't do cognizant very well.

I know this is the final period of the national championship game, but "lie," not "lay." Priorities

Problem is that good investigative reporters need to verify alleged facts with two separate sources, and most of the juicy controversial stuff is of the "my buddy's uncle said" variety.