UND1983

Like I said earlier - Gutless. They have nothing inside of them to go on the road and compete. They are fine at home when they have no adversity of travel, foreign gym, etc. They are a mentally weak ball club.

Thats what happens when your tallest guy is 6'5" for most of the second half.

A little life. Now down by 7 with four to play.

Apparently, all the opposition has to do is play an extended 2-3 zone and UND is done. They have no clue how to attack a frickin 2-3 zone!

That is the problem, they don't let you buy into them. They could beat Weber State (maybe) on Thursday and then lose to Idaho State on Saturday. So inconsistent.

Touche. 2 points in 10 mins.

Most of these guys have started for 2.5 years or played extensive minutes. After 2.5 years they are still gutless on the road. This is absolutely embarrassing - Sacramento State is not very good.

Heyyyyy! We scored. 7 and 1/2 minutes into the second half.

7 mins in and no points.

6 mins in and no points yet.

We are 5 minutes in to the second half and UND has not taken an open, legit shot yet. Oh, and they still haven't scored.

This is ugly basketball. UND did not attempt a shot in the first 3 minutes of the second half. Have taken 2 shots now.

First time in a long time they can say that. Next year doesn't work for UND or NDSU and I wish everyone would realize it.

Don't know anything about the kid, who were his other offers?

My post had nothing to do with that. I addressed your erroneous statement.

"The harm that playing a D2 would do?" They were in the transition and not eligible anyway. Smart comment.

The refs were about as even as possible. Complete non-factor in the outcome of the game.

Their high end guys showed up. Ours didnt.

Not ripping at all. Go back to the past 3-4 years of recruiting threads and look at the comments. Now there are none. It tells me things are going better and was simply pointing out the difference vs. past years. Nothing more, nothing less.

Now it does. NDSU is in a once/lifetime situation for popularity. Once it goes back to normal, then they cannot markup their tickets without backlash and will do what everyone else does and markup premium games to get that extra jolt of cash. Or should I say "could" markup their tix. Apparently they don't know about that concept.

Quite obvious they have never had to deal with ticket demand/premium pricing before the past couple years. They are only costing themselves money that people would gladly give them. Whatever.

What is so hard to understand? In the years UND comes to town they probably bump the overall price for the season ticket by $25 or $30 dollars. If anyone asks why, they are told why. The price of that game's ticket is factored into the overall season ticket price.

I have enjoyed the fact that the peanut gallery from down south is nowhere to be found this year in the UND recruiting thread. Tells me alot about about how our recruiting is going - no questioning who offered, etc. Silence is golden, golden.......

The experts over at BV should begin ripping the Pac-12 and what a joke those schools are anytime now.