fightingsioux4life

One of the few bright spots this season. Should be NCHC ROTY.

Did someone say "Meh"?

Some people are still b!tching about the end of the one class tournament after 1990.

ESPN is reporting that Vikings HOF coach Bud Grant has died at age 95.

What about recruiting and development? Is that on the players and no one else too? #culture

I knew that was coming!

Blah, blah, blah.

#butculture

#butoneanddoneformat

Not necessary. It's the same stuff every time.

Something better change during the off-season for next season. Or we'll have to make a change at the top.

#butculture

If we have the same crap next year, will you stick to this narrative? What happened to Wisconsin can happen here. Do not think we are immune to that outcome.

#butparity

I think UNO sweeps. Prove me wrong boys!

Moorhead has had more than one head coach take them to the state tournament, so that comparison is not exactly apples to apples. Anyway, I don't want the thread to drift off topic, so this is my only reply to this question.

Moorhead has the worst luck at state.

Which is what has been happening here all season. It is what happens when a blue blood program has a down year.

CFP is also "one and done". Does that mean Saban would get an indefinitely long leash if Alabama went 4 to 5 years without a CFP title? I think we both know the answer to that question. Out fan base b!tches about the tournament format more than all the other fan bases put together. It's become an all-purpose alibi for our lack of national success recently. Like it or not, NCAA titles are what people remember. And it has been the standard around here since the 1980's. And I definitely don't want to relive the early 1990's ever again; that was a very dark period for this program.

Third.

Who needs 'em? We have "culture".

Anti-Grand Forks bias?

In the 1990's, UND WBB was way more popular than the MBB team. Without dunking. I do agree with the checking comment.

If Women's Hockey allowed checking, I think people would become more interested.

I never heard much from him after he left. If he had been an All-Star talent, Foss/Schlossman would have talked about him more. Blais had no problem winning without him.