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D2 games are kryptonite. LIU was not on probation when they were scheduled.

Just for fun and to generate energy for the programs. their current slogan is "we're still here" which would make one think subscriptions have slowed down.

Hope this success spurs more to donate to our programs. Somwhat related - what was the reason this site took away the ability to post footnotes about ourselves. It would be nice if that returned, with regulation. That way we could post things like NIL certified. I had also suggested to those running the 1883 Collective that they assign numbers to membership so a person could post something like 1883 Collective #1976, for example.

Trolls disguised as fans - do other boards have this problem. Watch the UND Football 360 interview for the full story. Once again the NCAA punishes the little schools while the big schools do whatever they want.

From what I read the kid called the coach, not the other way around. We didn't get him but then again it appears all we did was pick up the phone.

Did I understand correctly that the student athlete called the coach? If correct the second the coach picked up the phone the violation occurred.

They were very friendly the last time.

Ironic how they thump their chest about football as their student attendance is in a death spiral. For example, they used to have a very strong pharmacy program but it is declining just like their overall enrollment.

That's exactly what the masses have been calling for - a high energy coach that is so good he gets opportunities to move on - not one looking for a retirement job.

they're gonna be at least 5-1 and the last five games will tell the tale (which means injuries are going to play a role as they always do for every team.)

Love to hear your explanation of the term "mogadishuappolis"

Really hope he's getting an education along the way.

There was an alumni tailgating spot last time that was epic - it wasn't a UND hosted event.

we are kindred spirits I was a student and knew Zaz and Pinky.

Guess I'll trust his judgement on the program vs a disgruntled parent.