wsuwarrior

I'll be showing up, but I'll be in the booth. I can't wait, it should be a great game.

Winona State gets a 1st down, and runs out the clock GO WARRIORS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

1:31 left in the game, WINONA STATE RECOVERS THE FUMBLE!!!!!!!!!!!! ESU has 2 TO left.

Any more updates?

What's the score/time?

Wow, you just can't get over it. You missed the playoffs. Deal with it.

Field Goal for Winona State!!! Winona State leads Emporia State, 10-3. 3rd Quarter, 7:37 left.

Winona State scores! WSU leads 7-3, 12:20 minutes left in the 3rd quarter.

At the half, Emporia State leads Winona State, 3-0.

With 6:25 left in the 1st half, Emporia State still leads 3-0. Winona State has the ball after the punt, on their own 12.

Can do. At the end of the 1st quarter, the score is still 3-0, Emporia leads.

KQAL Football Webcast Here's the link, even though I'm guess most of you won't be able to listen. Emporia State leads 3-0, with 4:52 left in the 1st quarter.

Ok, my picks: #1 UND #2 Winona State Pick 2: Emporia, Central MO, Pitt State, NDSU.

Final Score: CMSU 28, ESU 18. This is gonna play in some interesting changes for tomorrow. I'll wait to make my guess til after the Pitt State NWMSU game.

28-18, Central Missouri leads. I think with all this last second shuffling should make for an interesting bracket.

Just some score updates for you: #6 CMSU leads #2 ESU, 21-10 (ESU Play-by-Play) #3 WSU beats #8 UMD, 24-17.

Confused? I'm just trying to take it one game at a time, and Moorhead (or more specifically MSU - Moorhead) is our next opponent.

Who Cares? I care!! Go Warriors, Beat Moorhead!

If that's the case, they what's the NCC gonna do about a 8th member? I read somewhere that UN-Kearney wasn't interested. So with not much else as an option in the region, what would happen. I do know that D-III Upper Iowa who is moving up to D-II, and they have been in talks with 3 different conference (more than likely NCC, NSIC and ).

I've seen a few people mention UM - Crookston as a new member. Wouldn't Northern State be a FAR better choice? They'd at closer to be a decent team. Crookston finished 9th in about ever sport, just ahead of the now departed UM - Morris. I can't expect they'd be a great replacement, unless the NCC is will to give up on the "one of the best conferences" tag, just for a doormat.

UIU is just moving up from the Iowa IAC (D3). They last won their conference in football in 1963, and went 2-7 in conference last year, 2-8 overall. They have never won an all-sports competition in either men's or women's sports.

So where's this gonna leave the NCC? UND USD UMD Auggie MSUM SCSU UNO Who's the conference target as an 8th, or will everyone hop ship, and the survivors get picked up by the NSIC?

UM-Duluth probably left because people laugh at the NSIC. They out grew it. They wanted to get in a better all around conference. Bemidji is a possibility, along with Winona, Northern St, and Southwest to step up and move. They may apply, but I doubt they'll do it because of hockey. They'll do it for the reason Duluth did, and the reason I want Winona to. The NSIC just doesn't get the respect that the NCC does.

Alright, I throw it out just as a thought. Winona State has been competitive over the past couple of years, at least in the NSIC. Postitives to Winona State: Competitive (we aren't complete pushovers) Negatives: Location isn't great I don't know if WSU could get up to the minimum amount of scholarships, but the NCAA might take care of that. The powers-that-be seem content with a mid-sized fish, and a tiny pond.

With UNC and NDSU, (and SDSU, presuming they find a conference) on their way out, what's the new NCC going to look like. UND St. Cloud MSU - Mankato South Dakota Augustana Nebraska - Omaha and Minnesota - Duluth in a couple of years. That leaves the NCC with seven teams. What's next for the NCC? One thing of note: I work for the official radio station for Winona State, and I've asked the NSIC commissioner, Mike Lockrem, about the possibility of the NSIC and NCC merging. He told me that they are NOT looking to merge, but the NSIC would be willing to take on teams if the NCC were to fall apart from teams going to Division I. So where does this leave the NCC?