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I was referring to you claiming that "surely Loghry was offered the Big Sky job, but turned it down for a more important position in the future" which is demonstrably false. He wanted the a Big Sky job both times and was passed over. He admits to ranting to be a commissioner and stated he needed to get experience elsewhere if it was ever going to happen.

Strange you know more about his career than he does. He openly admitted he was passed over both times. Link

Got it close but couldn't quite get all the way back. Klabo was uncharacteristically off, going 3-16 from the field, she normally shoots well over 50%. Team shot 32% overall, not going to win many games doing that.

Oh really, I didn't know Entz just started earlier this week? Also helps that the staff has been very cryptic on who is staying and who is going. Don't blame them I guess.

This can't be true. There are quotes from "those in the know" that he had amazing parents, great grades, great leadership when he announced his transfer..... Also, it isn't really "replacing" a lost commit when the guy you are bringing in only has 2 years left. Those are two completely different recruits. Will be interesting to see where he fits in the depth chart, especially since he transferred for more playing time. As UND knows, there is still another signing period, both schools will be likely looking for a QB to sign.

I really enjoy the irony in this comment after NDSU picked up an ISU transfer today and didn't didn't get a LOI from the high school QB that was committed (possibly going to KSU with Klieman?).

Good to see Fort's LOI in already.

The MPO directly being called out for lack of transparency by the PTO president and a city council member should tell your how big of a joke their process is. I've yet to talk to anyone who lives in the area that was contacted for their "survey".

I'm not sure you're following along, both of those players will be attending Texas State.

Jensen was committed to Texas State before Case flipped, apparently he enjoyed playing for Stitt in Montana a few years ago. Jensen will be eligible to play right away as a junior with 2 years left to play.

There's two schools (both much larger than Phoenix) that would be directly between the bridge and main destination for those using that crossing (32nd Ave/S Washington interesection). As someone who drives quite a bit by both spots, I'm not sure the comparison is that close.

Wentz should have sat out a few weeks ago, Philly would have had a chance at the playoffs. Foles 2-1 as a starter this year.

Nope, no one said that. You said he earned an extension (he did) and now you're saying to fire him less than 1.5 years into it. What planet does that make sense on (I mean, outside one where you aren't responsible for any sort of finances)?

He earned his extension.....fire him halfway through it. Brilliant!

Was a 3* back out of high school. Had offers from UM and SDSU after being an early commit (mid-June).

Sure seems like you were....

Nor are the semi-finals of the NCAA hockey tournament, regardless who is involved, which are played at a neutral site. But now you're moving the goalposts by using a single program instead of the entire subdivision. To prove the point, at this very moment, I could purchase 4 tickets on the 50 yard line, 3 rows up for a the other semi-final match-up. Total cost after fees: $125 total.

So are 90%+ of FCS playoff games and those are on campus of a team participating. What's your point?

Big Sky had a better RPI last year (though close) and currently is well ahead of the Summit this season.

Richman won't be let go, he's out of contract years after this season. They are doing the exact same thing to Richman that UND did with Jones a couple years ago. If he manages to make the tournament in his lame duck year like Jones did, he'll get an extension. Unfortunately for him, it doesn't look realistic, unlike UND in 2016/17. Otherwise it doesn't take a rocket science to figure out that a coach currently in the middle of the last year on his contract might not be with his current team before a coach that has 2 1/2 years left. NDSU has shown they are no more willing to buy out a coach's contract than UND is. Take a look at their VB or WBB programs for proof. In VB they flat out announced their coach wasn't going to be renewed even though she still had a season to coach and they were going to have her coach it out (she voluntarily left for another job) and their WBB program is a disaster and no one cares.

Now you're just missing the point...

Careful, your lack of intelligence is showing. Fair question, KSU already stated he's getting paid something like $88K for the remained of 2018, so he's on the payroll at two different state institutions.

Just so everyone is clear, Idaho's report specifically states that there is no requirement for the CFP to give a re-started WAC any money from the CFP pot. In fact it is listed as both a Weakness and a Threat under the SWOT analysis of Idaho re-joining the WAC as an FBS team. If the contract is re-negotiated before 2026 and the WAC is an FBS conference by then, they could be included, but there is no guarantee of either of those things happening before an unknown date in time.

Not that it mattered at all but the announcer said they only had 9 scholarship players and that a couple of their main rotation guys were still playing at the end or close to it. Thought that was a little strange.