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Now it sounds like the refs didn't call the grounding call until they were yelled at by the SELA coaches. That's weak.

Me too. And I just heard them use a tiger growl sound effect used over the PA in the stadium. That seems pretty lame to me.

This stadium announcer seems a bit over-dramatic with his vocal inflections.

So they finally got it right. At least "right" according to the UND radio guys.

I completely agree.

Next game: LOTS of rest, and an altitude of only 44 feet.

Might have something to do with short week, altitude (4464 feet) and now three 10 play drives.

What do you think he said?

ISU really has their work cut out for them if they still plan on winning by 14 points.

Hammer got a bit excited there.

It's not ISU's fault. It's BigSkyTV. I don't know if that's sponsored by the conference or not, but look at BigSkyTV.org, instead of ISU's website, to find who to send the e-mail to.

Sioux lead 89-0 against ISU all time. (points, not games)

So as it turns out, Josh Murray can run.

Alright defense. You got the first series out of your system. Calm the nerves and go out there and hold them to a three-and-out.

There: Refers to a place Their: To Indicate possession They're: Contraction of "they are" Just sayin'....

Did you watch any of the Olympics online? There definitely is great streaming video. Seems that no school wants to actually do it, though.

...and dataflix was on the verge of not being watchable. This is defintely not watchable. At least not when I was connected. I gave up on the video long ago.

My video is working, but it looks awful at anything other than the default size. Plus it's pretty choppy. I didn't think it could be worse than the sioux hockey broadcasts of the past, but I'm pretty sure this one takes the cake.

I always enjoy that. It happens every week during the Sioux broadcast.

The nation's first domed stadium on a collegiate campus, and the second indoor football stadium in the world (only after the Houston Astrodome). Seats 12,000 for football. Built in 1970 for $2.8 million.

I just turned on the video webcast, and the audio seems to be cutting quite a bit. I'm not holding out much hope for this broadcast.

Whatever set up NBC had for the olympics video streaming, that's what we need. That picture quality was amazing. And of all the times I logged in to view, I don't think the picture hiccuped a single time.

Kickoff is 7:35 CDT, right?

Back when I was in high school at Moorhead, the place got packed for every game against Fargo South, as well.

Why two three-point lines? Have there always been and I have just chosen to ignore it?