That's a weird response, but when you're a mindreader I suppose you can assume whatever you want.
I posted about gas prices in north Fargo and the factual reason they're higher.
Others felt it was political.
If rising gas prices affecting the GF economy is political, then you must believe it's because of politicians that the gas prices are high.
But, literally everything about the GF economy boils down to political decisions.
I see this as the start of a shift towards club teams not affiliated with universities, much like the rest of the world does it.
There are multiple downsides, including the ability to attract students who normally wouldn't attend UND, attracting international students who bring their experience to the classroom, universities now become a sports minor league that also offers education.
Clearly, it's a very fine line.
Actions by the US government has led to skyrocketing gas prices affecting the theme of this thread.
Actions by the US government has caused confusion amongst universities affecting the theme of other threads.
I'm not your buddy, pal.
Is it politics that gas prices are high and there are ships not bringing oil to the rest of the world?
If so, then everything is politics. Tennis getting cut is politics, UAV projects with UND are politics, UND funding is politics.
UND men's basketball has around a $100,000 a year budget for paying players, 10% of ORU and STU.
With UND opting in, they can directly use part of the savings to get and retain players in revenue sports.
Just filled up in north Fargo for $3.89. That's up 45 cents from last Thursday.
Lots of empty ships sitting in the gulf and even more on the way, but no end in sight of the self-induced skyrocketing prices.
He has a history that the NHL clubs operating AHL teams don't really tolerate. Add in that he's sucked in any AHL games he's played and he'll never get higher than the ECHL.
He could have gone to Europe for more money but again, he's got a reputation that other teams don't want to bring in.
Really informative quote from Hutter
Coach Hutter on Jacobson: "We're really excited to have Mia joining the Fighting Hawk family. We think Mia will add great value to our team both on and off the floor. I think our fans are going to be very excited to see her skill and athleticism when they see her play
Pull up the championship game highlights on YouTube. Go grab a few bottles of alcohol and take a shot for every time Bucci yells "shot."
https://youtu.be/22q5YYSi4bE?si=tTVVNGGrINAKV6Zo