fightingsioux4life

It isn't working.

Rob Bollinger

I have always thought that too.

What don't you understand about that?

Or Bemidji's Brent Bolte.

But FCS has more athleticism.

There is too much athleticism on defense to run that offense anymore.

Based on the criteria, I think it will be a current Division II coach in the Central Time Zone.

Following up a legend is always hard.

It's what a professional does. Taking his toys and going home doesn't look good to future prospective employers.

Speaking of Alabama, I think their MBB, WBB and FB programs are all nationally ranked right now. Not being #1 on campus does not mean you are destined to be bad forever.

Nice round number?

No, we need to look forward. Not backward. A younger guy who understands today's athletes and the current environment of intercollegiate athletics.

If this is the case, we are all wasting a lot of time and money on this.

This had better not happen.

When will the job get posted?

1. No 2. No 3. No

I have a hard time believing that she doesn't care if the team wins or not.

Fair enough. I am just generally unhappy with the current state of UND athletics. Just bad results all over. Didn't mean to bite your head off.

Martinson is the architect of that infernal Peterson's Porch.

Okay, I always thought of them as a commuter school.

Yeah, I realize that. I just don't think UND can afford to lose national prominence in this sport. It will drag down all our other programs.

I think Brooks assigned one of his assistants to be the "good cop" during the 1980's Olympics. It worked out pretty well.

Oh please, not that mid-major bull$hit again. UND is a blue blood in this sport and the program must be run like a blue blood. If Berry can't take us to national prominence, we must look elsewhere. If a small private school like Denver (which I am not even sure has a campus) can be this successful, I think UND can do the same with a beautiful campus, a wide range of academic options and yes, the most beautiful arena in the world. We are not going away. Period.

That's what was being said about Bubba until this afternoon.