Feff

SD has zero fear of a downfield passing game. 1st and 2nd they are just stacking the box.

17 total, 8 on the final drive

UND's defense was actually pretty good outside of giving up the big plays in the first half. 37 yard TD pass, 63 yard TD run, and 18 yard TD run. Outside of that Montana didn't do a whole lot. Finished the game 4-13 on 3rd down conversions.

Great win, this team could be fantastic....with a passing game.

Can't let a mobile QB have an open lane like that on a 4th down

Funny how it has taken this long for Montana to sell out on the run.

3 straight runs up the middle inside the 10? Not a hint of play-action or bootleg? Tell me you don't trust your QB hah.

Bubba with the old school 80's/90's mindset. Pick your guy and stick with him, winning be damned.

But think of all the money that can be saved!

So many years to find someone to replace Schuster and you're telling me this Romfo kid is the best that could be done? He might be a great kid but he's shown absolutely nothing through 5+ quarters.

Muffed punt, 1 play later the first career TD for a young man. You love to see it.

Bubba needs to rip this team next practice about ball security. This is gross.

I'd rather not see a lot of the 1's in for most the 4th quarter.

Not sure how the hit on Boltman on the TD wasn't a late hit. He was 2-3 yards into the end zone and there was no need for it. You don't want a player injured on a hit like that.

I'm just saying, most teams are going to struggle running up the gut against stacked defenses unless you're dramatically physically superior (think Alabama vs Mercer). If teams put 7-8 in the box on first down, adjust, get it outside and Freund has been doing that.

That's 9-21 points left on the field.

Sure would be great if we could stop fumbling.

Live reps against an unknown opponent is still valuable.

Drake's left guard likes to start leaning early when he's pulling.

Drake is also stacking the box on first/second down. Holes started opening at the end of that TD drive.

Had a bad feeling when it wasn't a pick 6.

I'm not sure I've ever seen Quincy actually give up the ball on the read option.

Tommy is 100% a winner. The offense can be more dynamic but from what I saw today we were conservative probably 80% of the time. Defense had some lapses but also got some turnovers and could have had more. Overall, a good first game of the season at a place where we generally crap the bed.

About as competent as the camera crew.

Kinda funny how the ISU commentators are saying we're not built to play behind the chains but yet we've been the better team throwing downfield.