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Again, I think you need to self-reflect on your poor interpretation of these terms. You’re just in a mood to argue with people rather than discuss. That is not the same thing as being upset that the team has had a poor start to the season. you can sit down now.

“Bitching” does not need to be word diarrhea. Unfortunately for some it is.

No, coaches and fans that care make the team better. Good players make the team better. It all is a trickle down effect. If the entire fan base thinks their actions are independent of the program’s success, or lack thereof, then you just feed into mediocrity. not a challenging concept at all for most, but perhaps it makes you uneasy because you’re content with perpetual mediocrity and want everyone to hold hands and sing kumbaya.

The team is 2-4 and 0-3 in conference. Your comment screams apathy and low expectations. I’m not for that. I’m all for complaining if it means people want UND football to be successful. Would you rather people be content with a 2-4 (0-3) start and stay quiet? That’s actually when the panic button really should be pushed.

No moral victories, not because we can’t appreciate some of the good things the team is doing, but rather because playoff eligibility and championships all come down to winning and losing. must win on Saturday. Expect UND to get the win or else no playoffs this season

Happened many times before. 4 MVFC teams in is definitely a possibility.

I beg to differ. Pretty obvious QB is the single position that has the greatest impact on games, thus its importance. Sure, if a QB has better players around him, he looks better - I don’t think anyone will argue that because that’s dead obvious. point remains, the single position that can most dramatically change your team is QB. The entire “offensive line” or entire “defensive front” doesn’t count as a single player. this continual infatuation by some with UND’s current starting QB is a bit much. He’s not “bad” by any means, but he’s not carrying this UND team by any means either. He's average at best. I do agree with you that he definitely needs a running game and better receivers around him, but so does every average quarterback out there. As evidenced by Saturday’s game at SIU, Schuster looks a lot better when the offensive line is moving people (as opposed to NDSU and USD games) and can hand the ball off to an on fire running back (in this case Isaiah Smith, who looked great but now injured), but that is the case with every QB. what does your team look like when you can’t run the ball 4-5 ypc? If still good, that is probably because you have a good QB

UND doesn’t have a QB, as evidenced by attempt at 2-QB system. They might have one if they give Quincy Vaughn a chance to run entire offense, but we don’t know right now what that’d look like. Coaches might, but I’m questioning that. Trey Feeney is next year’s hope. Tommy Schuster is a “don’t lose the game” rather than “go win the game” type QB and that fits right into 0.500 Bubba’s wheelhouse.

How does Bemidji Minnesota have a top team in the county? Man … college hockey is a a localized niche sport. I digress. Not going down that rabbit hole.

After yesterday, most likely scenario is UND goes 3-2 to finish season but results in losing record: 5-6 and miss playoffs. Major disappointment coming off the spring. Best case scenario would be 5-0, obviously, with huge culmination victory in Brookings to go 7-4 and make playoffs with winning conference record (5-3). Usually, reality lies somewhere in between, which is 4-1 finish, loss @ SDSU, 6-5 finish (4-4 conference record), and UND is either first out or last in to the playoff field.

THE University of North Dakota loses to frickin’ bemidji … damn

wow… one win against a top 20 ranked team, that’s neat. Bubba has piled up far more quality wins, and is a good coach, but consistency has not been there. Too much sloppiness at times, which is not characteristic of the top coached programs.

They don’t even know how to make a group call. Collective IQ of 23

Obviously field goal kicking (well, lack thereof) lost the game to a degree. But, offense also could’ve done much better and not relied on three FG attempts that had little chance. Lastly, defense gave up too many big plays with busted coverage and misfits in run defense. all in all, und lost because of all three phases not being good enough. I will not settle for moral victories. I want und better than ndsu and ultimately winning a national championship. I will not commend losing. right now, I don’t care how close the last three games have been. Und is what their record says they are: 0-3 in conference, 2-4 overall, a losing football team

Ok

Critical issues: 1) missed field goals 2)huge plays allowed on defense 3)left points out on the field in the redzone 4) Isiah Smith looked great …but now he’s injured. UND will choke this season away after putting everything into the NDSU game and coming up short.

Damn for kicking woes. Ugly. well, another moral victory, folks! gotta love supporting UND football … f*cking depressing week after week

well that is obvious. If skokna is hurt, Isiah Smith should be ahead of him on the depth chart anyways

Nope Isiah Smith > Skokna

RB Isiah Smith is the real deal

Even the defensive back couldn’t catch his pass on that series

Completely agree

Honestly, sort of the truth. Let Quincy get some momentum and confidence and stay out there. He’s way more talented than Schuster

Or just don’t put yourself in that situation and have a competent offense…

UND moral victory Sunday coming up …