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11 hours ago, Nodak78 said:
I just looked at nodak651 post all hockey. Show me 7 jerseys of footballs players
QuoteIt is starting with 13 active UND athletes — hockey players Dylan James and Kaleb Johnson, football players Jack Teiken, Aidan Behymer, Ben Buxa, Caleb Olson, Riley Gerhardt, Jaden Norby and Hudson Flom, soccer player Athena McGinn and volleyball players Elizabeth Norris, Kennedy Nelson and Maddy Hornyak.
Carlson said it will soon expand. These are just the athletes who were the fastest at completing their paperwork.
Two men's basketball and two women's basketball athletes are expected to be added shortly.
UND athletes of all sports will have a chance to partner with the Sioux Shop. They will all be receiving the same contract offer. It will be a percentage of sales. So, the athletes who have higher-selling merchandise will earn greater profits.
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1 hour ago, Nodak78 said:
If available. I tried last winter to pick up some items for a basketball. Almost nil. No pun intended. That is a hockey store. Sorry.
The athletes have to sign on. And they just started it.
Currently there are 7 football players, 1 soccer player, 4 volleyball players and 2 hockey players.
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31 minutes ago, Nodak78 said:
So the emphasis is hockey. No thanks.
There are options for apparel with athletes from other sports.
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Tried that going from Mid-Con to Summit. Hasn't really helped.
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Unfortunate it overlaps with the UND Champions Ball.
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3 hours ago, tnt said:
Is this pretty close to where Sanford bought the south end land?
Sanford bought roughly the whole half section of land that goes from 40th Ave S to 47th Ave S along the interstate, so yes, they own the land just north of where the interchange is planned to be.
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12 hours ago, tnt said:
Didn’t know where to put this, but I see the 47th Avenue interstate interchange was approved. Did anyone hear what the timeline is on that project?
4-5 years for total completion.
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46 minutes ago, Kab said:
I don’t think schemes will change under bubba
Allowing each new coordinator to run the offenses/defenses/special teams as they see fit seem to contradict that.
Obviously the preference isn't for an Air Raid offense that keeps the defense gassed and the three units play complementary football, but I am not sure I've seen anything that he's dictated certain things. Just look at the huge change between Rudy and Danny's offense for proof of that.-
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23 hours ago, The Sicatoka said:
True, but I do wonder about (as Hoops brings up) the ROI.
Sure, but that's a completely separate conversation.
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1 hour ago, Oxbow6 said:
Sickies was a huge loss. You can look no further than to St Paul for the reason why.
The one in EGF was not great. Poor service did them in more than anything.
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1 hour ago, Benny Baker said:
UND's collective is going to need a lot of folks to kick in the $25 bucks a month to compete with some of these other schools.
I fear the truth of the matter is that UND does not have a large enough alumni base nor is there a significant enough corporate presence in Grand Forks, North Dakota to enable UND to compete whatsoever in the NIL game.
1 hour ago, fightingsioux4life said:We have a huge alumni base, many of whom are fiercely loyal to their alma mater. We just need to make them aware of this thing and the importance of it. That means communicating with them better than we have communicated with Champions Club members, based on a few stories I have read on this forum.
We have never had as many alumni as the bigger schools in the NCAA. But we've always punched above our weight class in Division I hockey. I don't think NIL will be as big of a factor in FCS football and mid-major basketball, but even those sports will occasionally need NIL assistance.
I will say this: If we are not willing or able to raise the funds needed to really compete in FCS football and at a mid-major level in basketball, maybe we should move back down to Division 2. And no, I am not being hyperbolic either.
We aren't competing against the P5. They are literally in a different league despite the "D1" moniker that everyone has.
Schools the size of UND are going to use NIL the way it was more closely intended to be. 1883 is partnering with businesses and non-profits to help facilitate deals with athletes. Donations from individuals will help supplement these deals that are being made. It isn't going to be life changing money but it is something on top of FCOA and Alston to help make it a little harder to turn down some of those outside offers. Not going to work on everyone but the hope (for UND and other Summit/MVFC schools) is it at least makes some difference and keeps a few more of those players around.NIL will absolutely be a factor at UND's level, but in the way that P5 schools are going to dangle much bigger dollar amounts to get the best players at the lower levels.
As for the D2 crap.....UND is one of the few schools in the nation that offers both FCOA and Alston, with only around 50 or so doing the latter as of last fall. Again, not life changing money but it is a lot more than most schools at UND's "level" is currently doing.16 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:Not tax-deductible for business, but they can write it off as an expense, lowering income, lessening tax burden.
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2 hours ago, F'n Hawks said:
Do you think Hagen is getting NIL offers and goes FBS? I know he’s been solid but just wondering.
Would be surprised to be wrong, but 6'6" OL who has started a season plus, experience at guard and tackle with two years of eligibility left....he'll end up FBS and that almost always is coming with some extra money.
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37 minutes ago, Nodak78 said:
Ncaa are 10-15 years late to the party. Now to fix is legislation and they are scared $hitle$$ to do anything.
The problem is the courts are blocking any chance they have of doing that. They have had ever major ruling go against them. Regardless of what they've done or not done in the past, it is basically our of their hands at this point.
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10 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:
UND leadership's job security isn't tied to football performance but to hockey, a focus set by major donor Ralph Engelstad and his foundation. This priority, and the resultant funding discrepancy, has been noticed by student-athletes and coaches, leading to their departure to better-funded regional rivals. Despite hollow conversations with UND leaders, new football facilities offer some hope for talent improvement, although inadequate coaching decisions will remain a problem.
Can't say I believe this is fully accurate but there are some truths in it.
Ignoring that hockey is the economic engine for UND's athletic department would definitely lead to a quick departure. So yes, it is a priority that would have significant trickle down effects. However, that doesn't mean there aren't fair questions to be asked about incremental funding. It is also a lot more complicated and misunderstood on where some of that funding comes from and how it is applied by those giving direct funds to do certain things.HPC I and II, the new football facilities, updates to Bronson Field and the new softball field also show that those in charge are far from ignoring other sports.
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15 hours ago, burd said:
They have a serious problem though--can't win when it counts, despite all that talent. There must be a goat curse or something in there somewhere. That or they just refuse to play a full 60.
Must be a problem from the neck up...
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15 minutes ago, iluvdebbies said:
If they can't show it live, we might as well go back to division 2.
Agreed
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3 hours ago, Irish said:
I'm sure many tough questions will be submitted - something which is sorely needed. However, I'm equally sure that no tough answers will be given. Just blah blah blah culture. I'd love to hear from the horse's mouth the reasons for extending Bubba twice and why, even with our program advantages, we can't come close to getting it done in Hockey.
I think you'll be surprised. I've heard some of the questions submitted already and I don't think they are going to be afraid on answering them with reasoning they have come up with behind making certain decisions. That being said, I'm sure there will be plenty of answers that people won't like, be satisfied with or disagree with their reasoning (myself included) but people want the chance to ask questions to those in charge and they are offering it up on a silver platter.
I for one would like to know what the reaction within the Athletic Department about people starting GoFundMe's to fire a coach...
1 hour ago, fightingsioux4life said:You would think so......but it may make too much sense.
Would be a great suggestion to offer if they haven't thought of it already.
Or you could have looked at the actual invite and saw this on it:QuoteAll questions will be recorded and shared at a later date via social media and fightinghawks.com
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10 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:
Hockey to FB comparison is apples to oranges as you mentioned. This is a money grab by the AD....plain and simple. If you're a FB season ticket holder for any length of time you know the drill for home playoff tickets. It's not complicated. You miss out on ticket that's on you. This puts the responsibility solely on the ticket holder and absolves the AD from any responsibility. It's pathetic the more I analyze it.
What the playoff game is Thanksgiving Saturday. Why should I or anyone be on the hook for tickets if ine can't use them because of holiday plans?
And for the record you could have walked up to the ticket window 15 minutes before kickoff for any playoff game during Bubba's run and get tickets.
No arguments on pretty much all of it from me minus the money grab part. They aren't getting any extra money from anyone on it, unless you have to buy the ticket and aren't going to use it I guess?
I wonder if you call in if you can remove the playoff game from your invoice, similar as you have been able to in the past with the hockey playoff series or like they said you are able to do with the Hall of Fame game. Being that it is a separate line item, I would guess the answer is yes.I'm sure it was a joint decision, but I'm curious if the REA (who handles the tickets) or the Athletic Department came up with the idea.
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14 minutes ago, Hawkster said:
Can't they sell the season ticket holders their seat after the game is announced? Isn't that how it's done elsewhere? It really doesn't matter to me since I'm not a season ticket holder, but it sure isn't adding any incentive for me to run out an buy either.
That's what they have done in the past. It has its own hiccups like I mentioned: season ticket holders don't know they have to go buy their seats within a few days and then end up losing them. The ticket office can put non-season tickets on sale but then the people that buy those don't have a shot a better (more expensive) seats that season ticket holders don't claim unless they wait for those to be released. Again, not saying I agree with it, especially trying it this year, but they are trying to simplify things.
Not a particularly apt comparison, because results, but it is the same thing they do for hockey season tickets.
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Quality, proven OL can make pretty solid money in today's transfer portal world. Kilty did just fine for himself ending up at K-State, he was one of the top OL available.
Really sucks, but unfortunately it looks like it is the way it is going to be for the foreseeable future....22 minutes ago, Hawkster said:I don't have season tickets but this is about the dumbest thing I've ever seen. Forcing people to buy something is never good.
Agreed, but dealing with angry season ticket holders who lost their seat for a playoff game because they didn't go buy them within the first few days is equally as frustrating, as is trying to sell tickets, not knowing what seats are going to be available. Understand why it was done, not sure this was the year to test the waters on it though.
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Seems like a lot more history between the two and not the AD making the decision....
https://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/college/dennis-hutters-yearslong-relationship-with-und-coach-mallory-bernhard-leads-to-hiring -
59 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:
I'm tired of adjusting to the other guys.
Wait, wasn't Berry getting criticized because he doesn't make in game adjustments?
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1 hour ago, NewUndFan said:
Great hire ! I have a feeling this wasn't Mals hire. I think she is on a tight lease now and better do the things the university feels is best. I don't see her happy hiring another coach with a more decorated career then hers and just got done beating her team.
Now I hope to see a few more girls in portal and start fresh ! This hire could be our future coach ?
An AD would sure put themselves in a pretty tight spot dictating who a HC can hire for an AC.
If it doesn't work out, makes it pretty easy for the HC to point fingers and say "this was your idea."That doesn't preclude an AD from having input but fully directing a hire seems like a stretch.
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1 hour ago, HoopsFan03 said:
I don't think he was getting any of the available $$$ for grades here.....
You don't have to be on the honor roll to be eligible.
Most schools have it set up so that if you've been awarded an Alston award, do the bare minimum (i.e.: stay eligible and don't get in trouble) and are still in school when the cutoff date is, you'll receive it.
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Don't believe all of this to be accurate...
Regardless, best of luck to him in the future.