MoSiouxFan

Not interested; we've all moved on (when do tickets go on sale??? ).

Let's get that young man into the weight room! Did Tom indicate what year he is?

For some reason, I can't get into the thread entitled "Did U of M Forget Their Policy?" Any ideas? Thanks.

9-8 Sioux. Final.

I noticed the same thing, that he really gets through the holes in a hurry. May or may not have FCS-quality breakaway speed; time will tell. At the very least, I agree with UNDVince that he'd be a great preferred walk-on candidate.

You're right, it's harder to judge someone when they're playing against smaller schools. Regardless, it will be interesting to see where he goes and how well he does.

Would LOVE to see the tournament in Kansas City. Aside from the fact that the Sprint Center is about 10 minutes from home , it is a beautiful new facility and Kansas City is almost as centrally located as Omaha and is easy to get to, whether flying or driving. The minor league Mavericks do very well here and, with some good promotion, I think the tournament could do very well here, also. I think Omaha would also be a decent location.

Really? It looks like all he does is outrun people. Any high schooler that scores 40 TD's in a season (33 rushing, 7 pass receptions) hasn't been caught from behind too many times.

Thanks. I think that if Coach Dodson has another good recruiting year, the team could be better than they've been in quite a while. They need at least two more quality pitchers and 2-3 more good hitters, preferably one being a third baseman to replace Bolander, who is a senior. The freshman pitchers have improved markedly as the season has gone on and, with the addition of two more quality arms, the pitching staff could become the team strength, in contrast to the last few years.

I think Gerber was one; who was the other and where did they transfer to?

I think the future looks fairly good for the baseball team. The top two hitters on the team, average-wise, are both freshmen (Follis and Campbell); as of a week or two ago, when he was hitting .397 (he's now hitting .385), Follis had the highest batting average in the nation among freshmen. The top home run hitter on the team, with 11, is a freshman (Campbell). Also, all four starters in the weekend series just completed, three of which we won, were freshmen (Thome, Ruemmele, Clark, and Campbell), one of which has thrown two consecutive complete-game shutouts (Thome). Finally, only one non-pitcher starter, sometimes two, is a senior. The team is only 11-32 on the season but they've won 8 of their last 11. I think they're going to be pretty good in a year or two.

Yada, yada, yada, blah, blah, blah, etc., etc., etc., repeat, repeat, repeat, and so on, and so on, and so on,................... This topic has been rehashed a thousand times from every angle known to mankind, and nothing new is ever presented; I think everyone knows where everyone else stands, so maybe we could move on to another topic? Just a suggestion.

Nice scoop, MissSioux!! Keep them coming!

Terrific! Great job and well-deserved, Hak. That's two pieces of good news in one day, including the stated return of Corban.

I plead ignorance; please elaborate.

Personalized interest can oftentimes be a determinant in a recruit making up his mind as to which school to commit to. With as many offers as we're making, I hope we're able to continue giving that kind of personalized interest to each student athlete that we're recruiting.

The White Team looks stacked (Miller, Hansen, Jackson, et. al. on O and Brenneman, Nelson, and Benjamin, et. al. on D) for the Green/White game Sat.; I'll take them by two touchdowns.

FIFY!

Congratulation, Coach Hakstol! You did an unbelievable job of getting everything that you could out of our team, and more. You certainly deserved the award.

Probably hard to evaluate now, with two of our starting offensive linemen (Lynch and Kleason) not participating in spring ball.

I think someone mentioned that Illinois was Schluessner's territory and that he was largely responsible for all the good things happening there.

Good post, Green Team. Whether or not the offended party is the poster, I totally agree with your recommendation that the offended party go to the offending party like a man to take care of the offense. That's a principal that has it's roots in Scripture (Matt. 18:15), and is the correct way to handle an offense. Hope you continue to post.

My buddies and I love it, so there'll be more than one stop there! (Sorry, all you Red Pepper bashers ).

Got a buddy, along with two other buddies, that came up with me to GF last Oct. for the IceBreaker who's a big BU fan, so looks like Nov.2-3 is our target weekend for driving up from KC next fall since, luckily, it coincides with a home football game (So. Utah).

Just curious as to why you left out 2002-2004.