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Since you seem to want to compare, what would be the punishment if a coach at NDSU were to get a DUI? And what if it didn't make the media, would it be a cover-up?

Wow. For being a sport that doesn't matter down south, Volleyball sure is getting a lot of attention from the FU faithful. Faison has handled this situation correctly as unfortunate as it may be. To say he didn't know about the first DUI when he stated there were disciplinary actions put in Hardee's file is pretty dumb. He's not going to lie about that.

Really? Seems like CAS is stating that if something isn't in the paper, it must be a cover-up by the athletic department. Slippery road to go down...

Players leave teams every year for a variety of reasons. Will it be more noticeable this year? Probably, but I don't think by that much. It does look like it may end up including a few bigger names this year though.

Fine. Are you sure that all of the NDSU coaches transgressions have been in the paper? I mean you wouldn't be on your high horse if that wasn't the case...

I believe Miller only said he thinks BB will apply.

Weird how the Herald list had more names on it than McFeely's if it was a cut and paste job. The Herald did have a list before McFeely's came out as they hadn't seen Marshall's name yet. I guess they were waiting until the end of the week to put out a list of candidates that likely won't have a chance at the job.

That is quite a glass house you are throwing rocks in. Doesn't look like Hardee's DUI shows up in a public records search. Will be interesting to see what the results of the Portland investigation is.

Idaho State did. They were the #3 seed and ended up winning the tournament. 14-6 conference record vs. 17-3 for both UND and PSU.

What are you talking about? UND beat SUU twice, 3-0 both times they played.

They made it sound like the story would be updated after the initial resignation was posted. I'm sure there will be some more details in the updates.

I agree that the TB situation is different and is old news but was handled poorly. Watching the FU faithful try to continue to spin it instead of admitting that is the amusing part.

So how many strikes does a player get? And does it reset if they have been suspended for a game?

Cooperating how? By trying to get away from them while handcuffed? You can't be serious... And my other point went over your head. It was in response to the FU fan said he "heard" the other guy wanted to take it outside because he had buddies with. Which contradicts Beck admitting multiple times on video that he told the other guy they should take it outside.

Won't be long until that thread exceeds the one about their women's athletic director's 2 week suspension. You know the one that NDSU wasn't going to announce until they were forced to after the media accidentally stumbled upon it.

The NCAA doesn't recognize those as teams sports, hence why your Summit autobid is in trouble.

You know what I heard? Travis Beck telling the police multiple times that he told the guy they should take it outside. I have video evidence to back mine up, what do you have?

Was it the part where he was on camera going around the corner away from the cops while in handcuffs? Or the part when they asked him why he tried to get away he said that he wanted to get some fresh air? The resisting charge was dropped the first time because he agreed to plead guilty to the minor.

Glad to see the FU braintrust has already figured out what happened and is already on the case about a coverup. Strange they are more concerned about a coach in a sport that they doesn't matter from a school they have moved on from than they are about their own player indiscretions right before the playoffs start.

You'd think FU fans would have other things to be concerned about like playoff games or players that have already been suspended having another visit with Fargo's finest....

With how inexact of a science recruiting is, I wouldn't call it irrelevant. It will definitely be a less heralded class when they sign, doesn't mean that the players won't develop into more than quality players.

You are really avoiding answering why YSU deserved to be in the playoffs.

I was referring to seedings for playoffs. And since this one game was obviously the measuring stick for the Big Sky as a whole, it still doesn't explain how giving up less yards and playing SDSU much closer than YSU did means NAU shouldn't have been in the playoffs but YSU should have.

YSU (one of the teams that was "left out" of the playoffs) lost to SDSU 42-13 in Youngstown the last week of the season but yet the Big Sky is terrible and overrated because their 3rd or 4th team in lost 26-7 to very next week to the same SDSU team while playing without their head coach? Not sure what NAU did in the 2nd half (wasn't able to watch), but I'm not buying the conference strength/weakness correlation from this game.

You know what is embarrassing? Blowing a 27 point lead late in the 3rd by giving up 40 unanswered points. Do you think by beating NAU and then ripping on the Big Sky as a whole, it makes that epic choke job sting a little less?