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Hoping it's me but haven't heard anything yet.

Jaclyn had committed to Monmouth which is a D1 program.

saw that on Twitter. Don't know much about them.

The speed of the game takes time to get used to for many players, even kickers. The amount of time allotted from snap to kick is much shorter than HS and the rush is much more intense. At some point you adjust to the pace, your brain slows everything down and it becomes normal.

Jake Brandt praising Olson for sticking up for his teammate and taking the penalty. I say great move if you being macho is most important thing but stupid move if you want to win a hockey game and try to save your season. We wouldn't be behind right now and maybe ahead if he plays it smarter.

I want a president that others are interested in but who would say - "thanks but I made a commitment here and they made a commitment to me and it wouldn't be right to leave after such a short time"

Really? How long has he been on the job - 1.5 years?

UND FB Recruiting‏ @UNDFBRecruiting FollowingFollowing @UNDFBRecruiting More 3 commits & hoping for a couple more soon! #goodweekeND #DayByDay 8:58 AM - 28 Jan 2018 Any ideas who they are?

Has anyone heard an update on what happened to Reyes?

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Bummer. I've been watching all game for him. Didn't notice him on the punt coverage.

We are at a different place in our lives so it makes it easier. Kids are out of the house or in college (at UND). Looking for things to do.

Not sure how close you live to GF but we live in the Twin Cities and have season tix. The tailgating and games make the drive worth it.

My guess is your club is done for the year or you wouldn't feel the need to run down a team you don't like, especially when they beat your team twice this year in the regular season. Am I close?

You have to admit it was one of the greatest wins ever considering the circumstances. It's the first playoff game ever to end in regulation on a TD as time expired. That's worth something by itself. And you are wrong - it is still a great win regardless of what happens from here on out.

Bobby Hebert too? I can respect that. Born and raised in ND until I was 2 1/2 and then we moved to MN. I know Kurt Knoff a little bit so that helped cement things too although I was hooked before he played for the Vikes.

The Vikes were betting line underdogs in three of the four super bowls they lost. We can count the first one as a choke but in the other 3 the opponent was favored so that doesn't constitute choking for most reasonable people. The first one in '69 is similar to GB losing to Denver as 11 point favorites in SB XXXII with a HOF QB at the helm. Both would be considered choke jobs.

Did you spend some time living in LA/NO area or just another guy who love a front runner? You earn a lot more respect from me for the former vs. the latter.

Your exact point appears to keep lobbing cheap shots at a team that just beat yours. Poor form. The Vikes surely can still get beat this year but the Saints can't.

Sour grapes. You can find a number of plays that would have changed the game either way. Your club got beat.

I think your point is the same as mine but and AD needs to acknowledge donors/supports regardless of how much they give. I am not a big donor but a big supporter and small donor. BF wouldn't know me if I bit him in the arse even though I have met him a number of times and Brekke has introduced us a couple of times. MM and Brekke get it and make those contacts and do acknowledge me when we are around each other.

Can't witness everybody but if you like your known commodity candidate - make a move. The grass isn't always greener - see Bunning.

I preach the same as Gundy stated above when doing hiring in my company. I put a lot more stock into previous experience with a person and seeing them work. Thousands of hours of working with someone or witnessing their work play out are much better predictors than a 1-3 hour interview. It's easy to fool someone for an hour but you can't do that over time. It's just as telling if you don't like about your experience with a person. I'm a Mike guy based on limited personal interactions but more so based on watching how he goes about his business and how successful he has been while doing it.

I think Steve is 57.

Rob Bollinger was the right choice last time and Mike is the right choice this time.