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Big third down play - hold them to three

opps littler sooner than I thought - Miller TD - I love it run it right them until they stop it..

Miller played the 1st series - now they have sutton and Jer - I expect to see Miller in the next series

I really like the screen in screen... nice - this will be great for Basketball

No sound for me either Another nice run for Jer..

They are running it right at them... I like it...

Just select the UND game on the right hand side Nice run by Jer

UND playing field position game... now they start on UNC 45 score 0-0

Well, Goska missed two simple passing and we have a two and out...

Yes, the streaming is through - Sioux Insider

Well Goska is getting the start - so lets get the running game going...

no, I switched to streaming....

Well the video link is up for the UND UNC game.. looks like they have piles of snow but the field is clear. Montana just scored 7-3.

MSU is rolling ISU 35 - 7... MSU just had a 60/70 yard TD run... and Weber St just put up 3.. score is 3-0.. sounds like Montana switching QBs.

If you are trying to login with a ID from last it will not work. You need a new ID or just reuse your email address. Everything appears to be working for right now.. I have got MSU v ISU and Weber St and Montana games on right now.

Hey is this going to be the game thread

Please

This is a little old from 2008... but I think most of these projections are off as I believe the growth has been greater than thought in 2008.... Officials estimate that the oil industry will need 12,000 new and replacement workers over the next four years to get the job done. Translating 12,000 new positions into 12,000 new families equates to the potential for nearly 36,000 new residents in western North Dakota, which is a population growth equivalent to the city of Minot. http://www.ae2s.com/pdf/PublishedArticles/BigOpportunityBigChallenges.pdf

Quick google shows the following activity today... not future Housing Development In western North Dakota, the state is facilitating residential development by providing $100 million in impact grants. Communities are using these funds to extend their sewer and water services, to build streets, expand their water treatment plants - projects that directly support the development of additional residential housing. Private developers are responding to the housing demand in a big way. More than 2,300 new housing units in Dickinson alone are in various stages of development, including 700 single family homes, 200 duplexes and 270 apartment units. In Williston, more than 1,750 new housing units are in development, including 218 single family homes, 102 manufactured homes and 537 apartment units. These housing units include hotels and extended-stay facilities. The region's many housing projects include: In northeast Minot, Stonebridge Farms is building 22 single-family homes, 48 townhouses, 84 two-and three-bedroom apartments, 24 twin homes and a 48-unit apartment complex. The project's second phase calls for building another 230 single-family homes. A group of private companies are building a residential community for 1,000 people in the Watford City area. The project will include single-family homes, twin homes, patio homes and apartments for company employees. Annabelle Homes opened its first 54-home subdivision, in Stanley in September. The development company plans to construct another 100 homes, including single-family and multi-unit townhomes in Stanley and three nearby communities - Tioga, Kenmare and Columbus. Holms Development Corp. has begun work on a housing project in Columbus, N.D. that calls for building 400 homes and about 500 apartment units. Diamond Acres LLP, is constructing a 104-acre housing development in Northeast Dickinson. The project includes about 190 lots for single- and multi-family homes as well as 10 commercial lots. Halliburton is in the early stages of building 30 new homes for its employees in Williston. http://www.commerce.nd.gov/news/detail.asp?newsID=1031

I find TV funny... couple of years ago all he could talk about was how nasty USD and UND were and that NDSU was a much more civil partner. Faster forward a couple of years: - SDSU fans are hanging dogs on billboards by the interstate - NDSU has the police by the visitors bench and opposing coaches raising concerns about language and safety. - SDSU has student athlete in the stands causing visiting team members to cry - NOTE: SDSU won the Summit League sportsmanship award - must be a low bar. - Summit League has player brawls in the general public bathrooms during conference tournaments. They wonder why ORU left. Now TV is self proclaimed expert on conference realignment and football polls. In a couple years he will be wrong again and he will be pimp'n the next SDSU SID topic.. the guy is a empty mouth piece.

Friday - Knight Saturday - Kristo

Good to see you over here.. I can not wait for the game ... it should be a great game. I am worried about M. Rodgers getting to the corner against the Sioux defense. Do you know if Asa is going to play and if not how is the depth at that corner. Good Luck and my best team win tomorrow.

"Listening to PA on KFan today he had Gorg" - that is your first mistake - and not understanding that Gorg is a homer is your second...

I really don't understand the equal funding stuff.. isn't NDSU the land grant school for the State of North Dakots. So NDSU already has advantages over every schools in the system plus a land endowment that is not shared with others schools. If NDSU wants to keep pushing equality for all - I have noticed that land grant prelivalage has been given to a state's department and then the benifits are shared with other schools within the state. Maybe the state should start with that..

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