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Browns fans have put up with much worse over the years, but you don't see them bandwagon jumping to the Steelers, do you?

Because real fans stick with their teams no matter what.

You could say this about every team in the NFL. Past performance doesn't always predict future results.

Good news: We have been doing very well in recruiting recently. Bad news: We won't see them on the field for another 2 years.

Probably taken down by the people that came up with that infernal Peterson's Porch.

Special teams can win or lose games for you. We'll never be a championship program unless special teams are a strength.

This could be a long season if the defense keeps getting pushed around up front.

We won't know anything about any team until Week 3 or 4. Everything now is based on past performance, key losses and key additions. None of which are great predictors of the future.

We cannot rely on just one donor, not as a Division I institution.

Motzko IS way easier to like than Lucia-pet was.

Wasn't it the stupid rules that prompted Mike Peluso to quit as Bismarck High head coach?

The problem is that the "cotton tops" won't be around forever. We need to build the next generation fan base.

Okay, I honestly didn't know what point he was trying to make.

Was that a cheap shot at UND and Grand Forks?

Great addition to the campus!

Good point. I am sick of relying on the portal.

You think one of them will want to sit on the bench while the other one starts?

That would be cathartic.

Well, where is OUR good news?

Love seeing this on here.

There are people at Miami who think they should leave the NCHC. So that could happen in a few years.

I think 10 is as big as the NCHC should ever get. The WCHA before realignment was 12 teams and it was just a little too big and cumbersome.

The recruiting has picked up in recent months. Of course, that has to continue. Recruiting never really stops.

Looking at the insane realignment going on in collegiate sports today, l wouldn't rule anything out.

I saw that in the latest Alumni magazine.