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  1. If he was going gracefully, as some in the athletic department expected, he would have finished out in 2025 after receiving the NCHC Media Excellence Award. It was well known that he was "gracefully" going to leave after the 24-25 season... until he decided he wasn't. That put a lot of strain on the athletic department when multiple times - at the last minute - he couldn't do games and they had to scramble for replacements this season.
  2. Nothing will change... unless Tim isn't retained
  3. Or..... they're trolling and people are taking the bait
  4. Unlike other CHL guys leaving for NCAA, their team knows they're gone after next season so they'll be able to announce earlier.
  5. Medicine Hat coach is 69 year old Willie Desjardins who has been heavily responsible for the Rucks' development. It would be very interesting if he was planning on retiring after next season and the Ruck twins wanted to return for one more go-round.
  6. $5mil to start a dept of dermatology
  7. I think they cut tennis to fund hockey, football, mbb, and wbb in that order.
  8. UND football has a number of players from lower conferences and divisions who excelled but did nothing in a higher level.
  9. 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.
  10. One sport in a few conferences vs all sports at every university.
  11. 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.
  12. 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.
  13. 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.
  14. 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.
  15. 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.
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