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Sioux missed a FG. We needed those points. This could be another nailbiter.

Here come the gimmick plays, UNA is looking like Winona now with the split-end pass. The teams are now trading 3 and outs (2 each). Defense may decide this half.

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Wisthoff received most of the passes with Lueck & Ahlers out, including the TD pass. 16-3, Sioux. Lueck left the sideline for the locker room Sioux held UNA to another 3 and out. That's 3/4 today, I think.

Lueck and Ahlers are both injured on the sidelines during this UND drive. No details on the severity.

What a game so far. An easy 3 and out against UNA. Lueck returns the punt to the 35, then a 35 yd TD pass Bowenkamp to Lueck. 6-0 Sioux (missed the PAT)

I've been having some buffering problems, I do have high speed cable Internet. I find the video kind of hard to watch when the action gets fast but quality is better than I expected.

Every time I try to connect it just says it can't contact the server (and takes away one of my 5 tries!) Glad I didn't pay for this or I'd be demanding a refund. I thought after the first football game this was going to be the example of them doing it right with everything fixed?

Are you a UND employee? The webcast picture quality was decent, but there were some problems. The webcast cut out quite a bit, the audio had some serious problems, and it completely died during commercials. They may work out the technical problems, but given how blurry football was, hockey could be really bad. If the broadcasts were free it would be ok, but as a paid service it had a lot of rough edges.

Given recent new developments, if UND makes a highlight video it'll be because of the profit potential. I'd be surprised to see any free highlights on a web site.

Unlike SDSU's impressive D-II college track & field championships There are two college sports people care about in large numbers: football and D-I men's basketball. Honestly, I can understand why Bison fans are always crowing about their storied (though ancient) history, at least they've won over half a dozen D-II football championships. Please tell me you're not trying to crow because SDSU finally won its 1st D-II women's basketball championship (a much less popular sport than D-I college hockey), particularly since UND has won that 3 of the last 7 years.