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  1. 1 hour ago, GoodGood said:

    Can you read? Top tier NAIA programs (maybe 10ish schools?) playing bottom 25-50 D1 programs. Let me know how often those schedules workout. Just for you https://denverpioneers.com/sports/mens-basketball/stats/2021-22/ottawa-ariz-/boxscore/11950 . UND got waxed by 20 by Denver that year. I'll say it again, top tier NAIA programs can compete and often beat bad D1 teams. Mayville State women proved that right this year, which is what this topic was originally about. 

    And we both know using score differentials to prove a point is laughable. You also left out that UND blew an almost 20 point lead against the same Denver team before losing in overtime.

    You keep saying often and I'm questioning if you actually know what that means. That would require it to happen frequently, which I have a hard time buying.
    Maybe you can actually quantify what the W-L record in those scenarios actually is because you're pulling examples out (which no one argues that they happen!) without giving the actual sample size you're pulling from. Is "often" 1 or 2 out 10? 1 or 2 out of 20? Or something completely different.

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  2. 6 minutes ago, GoodGood said:

    I didn't move any goal post. My original post literally says compete and often beat bad D1 teams. I wish i could find the dude on twitter that has a spreadsheet of all the times D1 teams lose to lower level teams. NAIA schools normally get 1 or 2 a year (As we've seen at UND, D1 schools are not rushing to play top tier NAIA programs). Here's a non UND one for you https://msubobcats.com/sports/mens-basketball/stats/2023-24/rocky-mountain-college/boxscore/6719

    So 1-2 times per year is often? I'll leave the rest of the joke for you to make. 

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  3. 10 minutes ago, AJS said:

    Besides the two that committed to ULM, I have not seen any of the other transfer offers commit / sign anywhere else. Until we see otherwise, you can hope for the best.

    Top kids are going to get picked over by the P5 real quick and then down the pecking order.
    Literally thousands of kids in the transfer portal. Plenty of time to weed through that and find some new talent.
    Would seem most of the ones offered right away were ones you could connect a few dots to see some sort of connection.
    No one disagrees that there is a need to bring in some talent, but adding bodies just to add bodies that can't help isn't going to do any good.  

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  4. 20 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:

    Polacek come from the Mountain West as a coordinator. 

    Not saying he's going to be good or bad but zero HC'ing experience and his offenses did exactly light it up at Iowa (where he coached OL) and Wyoming.

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  5. 11 hours ago, gfhockey said:

    Hope I’m wrong but good source says pawlek to ndsu ugh

     

    our only guy with legit d1 experience gone

    Why don't you just say you saw one of the bison guys put it on twitter:

     

    Would be interesting to see if the new head coach comes in and starts cleaning house. Guessing he'll wait until after signing day to try to not lose any more recruits than they already have.

    Still chuckling over Entz begging their fans for money to keep players around and speaking about loyalty while he's in the middle of interviewing for a  job in SoCal.

  6. Congrats to Schmidt. Thought he'd stay connected to DeBoer but having Co-Defensive Coordinators in front of him would have been a tough hurdle to overcome to jump into that spot. 

    A little surprising since the previous DC made $125,000 less that ES was making at Washington. Guessing the position will a bump in pay and adding FBS coordinator to his resume. And unless I'm missing it, I haven't actually seen anything that says Kurt Mattix, current SDSU DC, was let go or has taken a different job.

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  7. 33 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    ^ exhibit A of one of said groupies 


     flatter yourself much? 

    Can't understand how or why someone can spend some much time and negative energy on something that they clearly don't enjoy. Just me though.

    I assume you actually can't feel as negative as you come off here but the repetitiveness of the same criticisms over and over again while comparatively offering minimal positive outlooks is grinding. In the end, we all want to see better results.

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  8. 2 hours ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    Heads tend to spin trying to keep track of everyone’s “knowledge of the game” on here.
     

    It all comes back to we all want UND football to do well. If you enjoy 7 wins, 4 inexplicable losses, and an early playoff exit, then thus far, you probably absolutely adore UND football and good ol’ Bubba ball. Oh, and also routinely watching NDSU roll in the playoffs despite frequent coaching changes and high NFL draft departures on a regular basis.

     

    How do we potentially change the above narrative?  Well, wait decade by decade, and make no staffing changes, because if you want anything to occur sooner, you’re asking for instant gratification, you’re too young, too inexperienced, too non – Midwestern to know how things work.
     

    Welcome to UND football fandom. 

     

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  9. 7 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

    @petey23 from the top ropes having my back again.......smartest guy on ss.com

    He has your back by explaining why NDSU ended up playing not even a non-D1 team but took it a step further and played a non-NCAA team? At least UND hasn't dropped that far in scheduling some home games.

    Challenges against other conferences are a great idea. Unfortunately the other conferences have to agree to it. Fenton is already on record saying he's trying to help the conference improve their non-conference schedule, so it would seem he's on board. Can't force other conferences to do something they don't want to though. 

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  10. 1 minute ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    No response or commentary is acceptable at this point other than acknowledging change is the only way forward. Of course, we’re limited by the rate of change based on unjustified extensions and mediocre expectation. 

    So nothing in the realistic realm because the head coach isn't getting 2 years of his contract bought out. Which is exactly what my point was.

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  11. 25 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:

    Let's start with a home playoff win. 2 playoffs wins in the same season would be great. Natty? Baby step....in year 11.

    No doubt, those are absolutely reasonable and should be attainable. We haven't hit it yet, hence the understandable collective disappointment. But I also guarantee that when that happens, there will still be complaining. Happy to be proven wrong. 

    17 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

    bubba literally only has to outdo 5 schools now and 3 of them are within a few hours of here and a couple of them are in the middle on nowhereville with populations of next to nothing and the other school is a glorified junior college with cows strolling thru a prison like campus..........

    this shouldn't be that hard.

    So directly recruiting against 3 of the top 5 teams in the nation, in an area that is "in the middle on nowhereville with populations of next to nothing", somehow makes it easier? Not sure I follow that math. We absolutely can consistently be in the top 5-10 and we've gotten close to the edge of that. A long way from where we were.

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  12. 3 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    What a laughable thought, and it is particularly unfortunate we have UND “supporters” who post that malarkey and actually believe it. Prolonged mediocrity is a mindset illness run rampant here with this fan base / group of supporters. 

    It's all coach-speak either way but I think it is also pretty fair to assume you would have also jumped all over a "business as usual" type of response. What actual type of (realistic) reaction/commentary would have passed muster?

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  13. 1 hour ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    You pay for what you’re gonna get.

    But the coaches are paid at a median level and the results, while disappointing for everyone's expectations, definitely exceed that.

  14. 3 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

    It’s ridiculous, if true, but I think it is based on my interactions. This staff is burnt out. They aren’t even recognizing the instate players anymore. 

    I'd be curious on some actual examples of this. Spoke to a few of them in the last week and got a different vibe. They are just as or more frustrated than any fan (outside of a few who's expectations that I'm not even sure NDSU meets). 

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  15. 1 hour ago, sioux24/7 said:

    Ely’s is overrated, in my opinion. 

    Always had great service and good food there. Appreciate they try to go outside the box on things you aren't going to find on other menus in town.

     

    34 minutes ago, forksandspoons said:

    Doesn't get much nicer than the Cay!

    Absolutely. List was "fancy" not best food. :wink:

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  16. 27 minutes ago, fightingsioux4life said:

    But according to @jdub27, sending emails gets results (sarcasm). :silly:

    It is simply not true.

    Glad I live rent free in your head.
    I've never had an issue contacting or talking to those I've wanted to give input to through email/phone calls/personal conversations. I also realize that my opinion is just that, mine. I understand what's on my mind or a I consider a priority isn't universal.
    Also, commissioners can't waive a magic wand and fix something magically at a school. A bit outside the realm of their reach, unless of course they worded contracts with minimum standards in order to be eligible for payments.
    Maybe you could start a GoFundMe for the schools with sub-par broadcasts to help them out?

  17. 1 hour ago, geaux_sioux said:

    Makes you wonder what kind of offer Kilty is getting. He’s got an impressive list already and I’m sure there is money on the table from many of them.

    Hearing in line with the top of what the NDSU players were allegedly offered.

  18. 13 minutes ago, NDRA said:

    According to the list in the forum, it's not hard to see the correlation between schools with winning programs and the small number of players they have in the portal.  At least up to this point, could all change quickly.

    NDSU made the semis last year and had a ton of guys transferred out. 

    JMU is having an amazing year and has a ton of guys in the portal. 

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  19. 14 minutes ago, homer said:

    More than just players talking about coaches? 

    NIL opportunities from FBS are probably a big one.  I expect Ben will get opportunities.   His frame is better built for a program that runs a 4-3

    A couple guys are grad transferring that have a good shot at P5 schools with NIL money and a few underclassmen that were likely to see reduced playing time.

    I wish the grad transfers (OL and DE particularly) would have stuck around one more year but I don't blame them. Outside of those who have a chance to cash in, there has maybe been on surprise one everyone else that has announced they are moving on. And I'm not even sure on that one given a few other factors. Wish them the best, hopefully they find what they are looking for (NIL money and more playing time). This is the unfortunate new reality of college football. There is a core group that needs to be kept out of the portal that don't fit that mold that would be cause for significant concern. And even then I expect one or two because college football is the wild west right now.

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