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The fish goes on the ice after UNO scores when play is stopped. The guy on the go cart comes out and scoops it up with a dip net ,and is gone before the the players are done high fiving the bench. No delay, no big deal. He pops some awesome wheelies on that thing too.No more delay than the fireworks at the Ralph scaring the hell out of unsuspecting visiting players.

Agree, but...Niners-Threeers?

89er's. ND became a state in 1889.

Would guess 2000? Hard to tell, scattered all over arena.

Their flight couldn't get out till 4.They didn't come back to the hotel. Another chapter in Omaha travel problems history.

The team left Omaha at 4 a.m.

All's bus is just about to GF.

In Omaha. Blackout=FAIL.

My pants are loose. UNOs gonna lose.

Where's Bergers prediction? That's the one that counts.

Present.

Boston guys in Philly last year told us you DO NOT want to drive in Boston. One wrong turn and they'll never find you.

Better? Thanks for all the good advice so far.

Wow, watched both at CC games too. Alzheimers?

When was the first?

This could be the Penrose Cup championship.

Hey,we potted an ENG! First of the year. Got that monkey off our back.

Disclaimer: This can not, by any means, be construed as a jinx, as we are going to Boston for the F4 whether the boys make it or not. Wondering where to stay. Walking distance. Never been there. Anyone who has or is, advice appreciated. Thanks.

Gas could be free and someone would complain. Well they wash your windshield in Fargo! We're getting screwed in Grand Forks!

Berger calls sweep, Tigers will weep.

Yes,but not in Burke co.

Again,check your sources. http://www.bigpictureagriculture.com/about.

Well let's see. I live in Burke County. Have for 52 years. The only place there could be 5000 acres of "contiguos native prairie" would be Lostwood National Wildlife Refuge. A federal refuge, not privately owned. Native prairie means never been under the plow. As for the several thousand acres owned by ranchers, that would be in the Coteau Hills. That would be currently grazed in pasture. Some pretty rugged land,thus the "hills" part. Haven't seen a lot of corn up there lately. Earl Butz was sec. of ag. in the 70s not 50s. Pesky facts.

No, that was after the UND game. Morons thought they'd won the championship on Thu. night.

Do you actually believe there were large tracts of privately owned land in this country that were grassland and not in agricultural production(crop or livestock) or CRP? If there is it's because it's too poor to grow anything on, especially corn. The CRP that did come out was mainly because the USDA stopped renewing large tracts. Don't believe everything you read on the internet.