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Schmelzle accepted a PWO at K-State. Drew Schmelzle on Twitter: "Finally home! Huge thanks to @spedbraet @CoachBuddyWyatt @CoachKli @CoachMessingham Excited to be a Wildcat! -COMMITTED- https://t.co/PsMpoGq56Q" / Twitter

UCA is going to end up in the ASUN I believe, along with Eastern Kentucky and Jacksonville State. Report: Eastern Kentucky, Central Arkansas, Jacksonville State to join ASUN (naplesnews.com) Depending on what happens with the WAC and Big Sky, I wonder if we're looking at a time when the Dakota schools and the Montanas / Idahos end up together. Could some of the MVFC play football in the Southland (Mo State, UNI, WIU) and some of the Summit schools join them in basketball (WIU, UMKC, ORU - I know that they were there for a cup of tea recently)? Then have Denver/UNC, Montana/MSU, Idaho/ISU, UND/NDSU, USD/SDSU, St Thomas/Omaha (9 football schools, 12 basketball) complete the new conference? Then you have EWU, Weber, Cali schools, NAU, etc join the WAC? Might make the WAC too big. Just some brain storming, as I'm sure it would be unlikely......

Very sought after in 2017, although I don't believe we offered back then. HS teammate of Jalen Morrison if I'm not mistaken.

UND has offered a transfer safety. Has four offers today after entering the portal last week.

I don't believe Harvey will be announced today as he is still awaiting admittance to the school. But he is still expected.

Feterl is official

Richter from MSU-Moorhead is in

Add Kupfer and DeMontagnac

Who could have guessed that Coastal Carolina vs BYU would have serious national playoff implications?

Tight End

Another PWO from Century.

Yep. While there are always irregularities, I don't think that there is anything out there that will make a difference. The fringe groups on the D side are going to drive Biden nuts I think, so we'll see what happens. As it relates to the short term loss, I like a good chunk of what Trump has done, but his constant outlandish claims really is a turn off. I think he actually would have been more effective as president if he had done the exact same thing as it relates to policy, but shut up everywhere else. But as long as the Senate stays red I'm fine with Trump losing, although I fear he'll run again in 2024. Although, if the Senate stays red and the House turns red in 2022, I'd prefer a red president and one of the chambers turning back blue in 2024. I just prefer not all branches the same - although I'd love if that meant that they actually had to work together. I'm no fan of one side just being able to ram everything and anything through......

Sather tweeted this and stated "More to come" so I'd assume we'll see a few more.

Olson ended up joining her sister and signing with NDSU as well.

Offer out to a SD athlete who recently was offered by both SD schools.

I think that's one of my biggest issues with this whole thing - people talk about following the experts, but the only experts they want to talk about are epidemiologists and they completely ignore mental health experts and economists.

Could it be one is date of death and the other is date the death is announced? I know that sometimes there's XX that is announced as deaths that day, but it can have deaths from weeks/months back included.

6' I believe.

I found this interesting and it makes a lot of sense all things considered, although I know how it's going to be received by the different groups here. Any discussion around agreements / disagreements rather than the normal name calling and such?

Leatherdale committed to Iowa Western yesterday.

I think Caleb Nero is going to be one for sure. I can see the other one being a toss up, but I'd go with Mitchell Sueker, a transfer from a D2 school. He was the Freshman of the Year for his conference, and he's got some size that UND is severely lacking. I think he makes a bigger impact than the Freshmen this year.

100% agreed.

I'm very, very hopeful that 2024 will bring us some better candidates, on both sides. I don't think Biden will run again (I also personally think he doesn't make it but a couple years), but in either case you'd think Harris would be at the top of the list. I don't care for her, and I think she'd be a terrible president, but I'm not sure who else the Democrats can trot out other than a rehash of this years. On the Republican side, I think you've got Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, Tim Scott, Tom Cotton, possibly DeSantis that you'd be looking at the most. Maybe Rick Scott, Marco Rubio. I'm guessing Noem would get a hard look at VP depending on how the next 3 years go. Personally would prefer there be no Trumps involved. I'm guessing Don Jr will kick the tires though, but Ivanka could be a wildcard for lesser office to try to work her way up. Thoughts on both sides looking ahead to 2024?

Missed this one during the summer.

Missed one a while back.