Oxbow6

Tickets have been claimed.

35-10 NAU

MafiaMan was up on a horse and playing polo again just a few days after his vasectomy. Talk about healing fast...................

Agree...that fact he is practicing already IMO removes all possibility of a medical hardship. If he doesn't play this weekend, I'd say he suits up at St. Cloud.

If Mark Mac is already practicing my guess is he plays sooner than later. As a Sr. he'll want to play as soon as possible if his rehab is ahead of schedule.

Have 2 of 4 tickets I can't use. Section 204. They are yours if you want them. PM and I'll leave them at Will Call.

Listened to game while hunting out west......the audio was enough for me.

On way home from 4E. 5x5 28" spread muley down. 7+" of snow made hunting interesting.

I'm out in 4E...locked and loaded.

Last time I checked only one guy in this FB program carries the big stick...good for Bubba .

Per Tom Miller...Bubba said if players won't buy into program, better to leave sooner than later. Pretty safe to say Dev and Casey packed it in and quit from Bubba's comments. Doesn't appear injuries were a reason.

Bailing with 3 games left if that is truly the case...regardless of reason...is what it is. Put lipstick on to make it pretty if you want............. If a player wants to stop playing FB or transfer out after the season I have no problem with that.

This....^^^^^^^. Talent will win you some games. Character builds a team and program. If its true 2 WRs are bolting at this point in the season, this hardship they think they are facing in FB is nothing compared to life after college. Hope their parents basements are ready to take them in long term. %quitters

MP and SW

This...^^^^^. Cue the uninformed, uneducated, feel good voters heading to the polls today.

I'll text the KVLY "It Girl" and get back to you...................

Very plausible scenario.....................

But back to Measure 5...this one will be close.

They will at least have a fighting chance IMO but let's not forgot the ever evolving part of this equation which is the ACA.

Pretty simplistic thinking but the government and insurance companires don't have a hold on grocery stores and hardware stores like they do on prescrition drug coverages and what pharmacies are able to charge, bill and collect. Also when you factor in all expenses such gas and vehicle costs to name a couple, see different thread to discuss gas issues, to travel from Bowman to Dickinson or Carrington to Jamestown to buy "cheaper" meds, are they really "cheaper" when it is all said and done?

Pretty sure I know to whom...............

Obamacare/ACA and this measure passing is a death sentence for locally owned rural pharmacies IMO. Good luck to the 85 year old grandma living on a cattle ranch outside of Bowman who has to race into Dickinson in mid January to refill her meds at Walmart because that's her only option...but wait the meds are now "cheaper" in Dickinson.

Let me put it this way...I know that a locally owned pharmacy in Fargo has lost money for the first time ever last year due to changes in healtcare, i.e. ACA, and if measure 7 passes I have no doubt this state will see a number of small rural town pharmacies go under.

With a record number of measures to be voted on in ND unfortunately I got a feeling the uninformed voter might swing some of these because on face value a few are worded tricky...meaning voting yes actually means no.

I thought gfhockey was supposed to have gotten the call out of the bullpen by now?