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Second half is under way. Still 14-14.

Sure would be nice to have one or two field goals to go with those TDs. But heck, who needs a kicker?

Another UND TD just before halftime!

Dressler in for a TD!

6 > 0

A pass to the tight end. I stand corrected.

UND's offense seems as predictable as ever.

CWU gets another TD.

Anyone missing Jeff Glas yet?

CWU scores a TD. Lead 7-0 late in the first quarter.

Two big sacks by the Sioux D.

Very interesting. Some media outlets were certainly eager to jump the gun on that story.

I don't think it really matters what other schools do or don't do because none of them have exactly the same circumstances as UND. Assuming that UND takes the NCAA to court, the case will succeed or fail on its own merits based on how the NCAA has enforced the policy among its members.

You don't get any.

I don't expect anyone to feel sorry for me because I'm a male WASP. That would be silly. However, I don't think that it's acceptable for society to get in the habit of discriminating against male WASPs because they're perceived as having too much power and too many advantages.

I assume that it would be up to the feds to execute him, not the state.

When I lived in Bismarck 15 years ago, my landlady worked for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Her job was to help keep tabs on the federal prisoners being held in the North Dakota State Penitentiary. At least back then, many federal prisoners were housed in state pens. Often times, it was to place them in locations where their identity (and deeds) wasn't known to other prisoners or to take make use of special facilities or services in a particular state. If this is still the case and Rodriguez isn't sentenced to death, I imagine it's possible that he could end up in a state pen far from North Dakota.

I wouldn't take the height and weight numbers posted on the roster as gospel. They've been off by considerable margins in years past.

I have no idea who you're talking about.

Remember, the NCAA is pursuing its policy against American Indians nicknames and imagery in the name of "diversity and inclusion." Jeff Jacoby has an excellent column in the Boston Globe about when happens when the goal of diversity for diversity's sake is pursued to its logical conclusion. There's an excellent discussion of Jacoby's piece here on a blog called The Belmont Club. Poster Mark Terwilliger's comments on the nature of political correctness will ring true to those who have followed UND's battle to retain the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo. Terwilliger writes:

No. He'd do about a gazillion pushups without stopping.

With this post, DaveK officially becomes the Ulysses Everett McGill of SiouxSports.com. "My hair!"

A sprained pinky and I'm done for the season.

Okay. Yes, somebody does know if any numbers have been assigned to the new guys. It's not me, but it is somebody.

Yes.