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D-back gets a solid form tackle, commentator "couldn't slip out of the ankle tackle."

If I were the Poly offensive coordinator I'd just keep running the dive over and over. They get positive yards every single carry.

Just barely snuck it in. 1 or 2 yards farther out and that's probably a miss.

Loved the slant to Wanzek and the commentator mentioning Kett looked off the safety and I watch the replay and am all, "nope, no he did not."

So far this game it's a battle of ineptitude. This is ugly football.

Given the direction of this season as of this moment, might be better for Holm to redshirt. That's depending on where he's at academically. If he wants to be out of school in 4 years, then obviously play him when healthy.

My prediction for this is disappointment. UND has played poorly on the road and I don't really foresee that changing.

Giving up 55 and only scoring 20, yup, definitely didn't get outcoached. Coaches obviously had the perfect gameplan. Every aspect of that game yesterday was embarrassing. I have no faith in this staff, there is no fire, the team gets hit in the mouth and they give up. That's a direct reflection of the head coach. Bubba is a nice guy, I like the guy, but all that said, he's not getting it done and this needs to be his last season. Get new blood and the potential for improvement.

I'm done watching this game, hopefully they can make a come back but if they do I'll have to watch on replay. I can't watch the offense crap themselves every possession. I can't watch a defense where the safeties have no clue where to be. I simply can't. Terribly coached and failing on the field.

This game is over. Defense is getting walked over, offense is inept. Yet another flop of a game.

UND doesn't score on this possession and this game is going to get ugly. It's the story of Bubba's tenure.

He has no sense of game management.

Honestly, I have no problem with Ketteringham yelling at the linemen/rb's. They keep screwing up the easiest thing the offense can do, get the snap count right!

This is pure ineptitude on penalties. You've gotta be kidding me, how stupid can you be. Also I want to punch anyone with a cowbell. Artificial noisemakers should not be allowed. Anyone can be loud if you bring a freaking cowbell.

Good job defense, you handed them a touchdown. Don't leave this game up to the offense to win.

Looks like some brains didn't show up on the trip. Seriously, ISU is not good from what I've seen so far, the defense is just letting them in with penalties.

That's a bit weak of a roughing call imo but can't touch the qb after he throws.

Who is our 42? Completely wiffed on a sack opportunity haha

Must have been off-camera because I saw nothing, or are you asking what the penalty is by definition?

New idea for the kickoff squad, just kick it out of bounds.

thanks......for......your....."insight".....

They might get PP goals if they actually put pucks on net.

Going from 8 man to 11 man shouldn't be a huge change when it comes to WR. Less field to work with but route trees should be the same.

The early snow in October doesn't scare me, but the other drivers in snow in October scare me.

The big reason for most schools recruiting taller QB's isn't necessarily due to the arm but the ability to see and throw over offensive lines that average 6'5+. Arm angle on release for a 6'6 qb is harder to block than a 6' qb. To me though, at this level and since we aren't P5 picking and choosing the best of the best, I'd rather take players that are undersized but have skill that bigger schools are overlooking. Some of the best "small school" finds are players that were considered undersized but have the ability to overcome and make a splash. Recent history look at Santiago and his stiff arm his first couple years, you'd think a guy that size couldn't put a linebacker in his place with a stiff arm but he had the skill/strength to make up for his size. Dressler was a smaller guy but I'd take him over any receiver we have on our roster currently. Size doesn't always mean a better player.