UND1983

I was gonna say....

Whoa whoa whoa whoa. Are you saying our players are as good as SDSU's out of high school?

He caught one pass per game. Zavalney could catch 1 pass per game for an average FBS team. A lot of FCS tight ends could. You guys are seriously taking this tight end thing to an embarrassing spot. Can't help but laugh. Did we ever stop to think that UND's tight ends aren't nearly as good as SDSU and NDSU's? Did our superstar pass receiving/ass-kicking run blocker TE's have any other offers out of high school? Cause I know their's did.

After reading all of this I am shocked our tight ends aren't entering the portal to get more catches. There has to be a big market for them.

Two things, one post.

Correct. But those 12 catches in 13 games from Riviere were so missed.

NDSU sends TE's to the NFL but never throws to them in college. Why aren't they using their tight ends!!!!

Riviere was just crushing dudes in the run game and catching balls (12 in 13 games) for WSU. UND is the first program in history to purposely not use their talent. Our tight ends are so uber good but the offensive staff can't see it....amirite??

Yah those 117 yards were the difference for us. How many did Zavalney have?

Our best players are from the area. Not sure why they feel the need to go offer girls from Michigan and Ohio. GBB is quite good in the five-state area.

I am sure they don't want to waste small donations on Phase 2 when it will be paid for in a few big ones. The smaller donations go elsewhere I would imagine.

Write that check big shooter. Then it will change immediately.

Yep best of luck.

SMH. Robertson walked-on at NIU, don't think many people know that. Oh....and on the way out burned all bridges at UND by saying he was better than this level.

He played RB and safety at times iirc

Kent State just got a new coach too. Also, a May offer from a MAC school doesn't always mean much. No other FCS schools offered him.

When was that offered?

Just remember he was yet another one of our lowly D2 recruits......until he wasn't. Now he is magically an FBS recruit

Really? No plays were made after that I guess. That field goal they got off it really ended the season aye? You're a fu$&ng idiot.

Umm, not really. Just different. Some good some bad, ya know, like every other game.

Throw those bags....haha

That line of thinking doesn't jive with reality. Future actions are dictated by past actions. We have no idea what set of events would have happened after a 3rd quarter decision or poor play, for example. Or positive play, etc I know what happens after a poor play or decision with only a few mins left. Not enough time to change the future plays very much.

How did he give the game away?

At the FCS level why isn't he?