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Looks like you need to play zone against UMKC.

New market, and great talent in the local market.

Are trolling with that as a flood forecasting site? You do see the ".gov" right!!

Min St., Augie, Ferris St., Grand Valley St., Wayne St., Metro St. (Denver), Colorado Mines are the only schools that I can think...

RE: What's next for realignment? Welp, I don't think the paywall is going to get fixed this week, so I might as well make everything free for the next two days. I have a story I am contractually required to run tomorrow AM, and then I promise I'll share the low major realignment stuff last clue, and I promise I wont string yall along like this ever again it involves a D-II team It sounds like D-II school.

Maybe Robert Morris - they play in the Horizon and are included in the Big South which is falling apart. Drake and St. Thomas looing to go scholarship.

Downtown Sioux Falls is very nice with several good restaurants. Falls Park is very nice.

What mess by the Summit League with streaming of games. All Summit League games should be on espn plus

Good to hear that they are fixing Frost. Man they killed that place several years ago with some of the changes they made. For a while, radio and TV announcers had the best seats in the house - it was a mess.

St. Thomas

Well that last one would be literally nobody.

Anyone else on UND want to be scored by Massner

Sid at the Star Tribune and Lou Nanne are couple of water trucks for the Gophs.

So, are you saying the ideal conference size is 7 teams for full round robin schedule 6 X 4 = 24 and 10 nonconference games.

Add football and Hockey to Summit League - bring in both St. Thomas and Lindenwood. Football: UND, NDSU, USD, SDSU, WIU, St.T, Lindenwood - 7 teams - opens up nonconference scheduling with MVC teams. Hockey: UND, Omaha, Denver, St. T, Lindenwood - Other NCHC Miami, WMich, CC (keep DU happy) and ASU teams can join as affiliates - just dump SCSU.

To be honest, I am more worried about our QB's ability to hit pass route beyond 30 yards. It's feels like Tommy really struggles on the deep routes and we need that to really open things up on offense. It is the next step for the offense.

Does it help build the sport? Does it give an opportunity for other schools to build programs? If the answer is yes to two questions. Then I would say yes.

I'm afraid to watch..

Well, that was a train wreck. Not really looking forward to the second half.

IMO, you would have to make a point first. You added nothing other than apparently you can gain control of a fumble with an elbow. OK. Solid point, I guess.

Which Bison player has possession of the ball? It ain't 49 and you can see the ICW player with an arm under the pile.

Agree - laying on the ball is not control. Without control - No down by contact.

He may have been laying on the ball (not sure that is true). But, both of 49 hands are visible when the ICW player is starting to pull the ball. It did not look like 49 ever had control of the ball and in order to be down by contact you have to have control of the ball. Based on the video presented in the game. It looked like a fumble and ICW recovered the ball. Maybe another angle will show something different, but video of the play and the replay do not show NDSU recovering the ball IMO.

There was an undecided type of category for both schools. You are correct I should have added that..

Here are the head count numbers for UND. It looks like the Mines programs is taking a hit with the recent changes by administrations.