fightingsioux4life

This goes back to my pick: Poor Leadership at the top of UND.

And yet, Brewster will talk in the paper about how they are moving in the right direction and whatever other crap he comes up with.

Careful or the "It's all about the relationships and learning life lessons" crowd will tell you to stop being negative. Seriously though, I agree with you.

I think this is one of the reasons we land the kids we land in recruiting. Top-end players want to play for a winning program with a great championship tradition and want to be part of a team that holds itself to high standards. That is part of what makes a top player a top player.

Berry made some important changes at the end of last year and they seem to be paying off.

I did the same thing. I didn't wear any Sioux gear for about a month after that game. Devastating.

1. Minnesota 2. Denver 3. Boston College 4. Duluth 5. Michigan

We lack a lot of things.

That's what 10 years of little to no leadership at the top of UND will produce. Bad outcomes.

We just hired someone who doesn't have his own guys in the program yet. Give it a few years and I think we will be much better.

Either way, the results are on Brewster....the good and the bad.

Another example why we should cherish every day we have on this planet: Kobe Bryant has died in a helicopter crash at age 41. https://www.kcra.com/article/kobe-bryant-reportedly-dead-in-california-helicopter-crash/30667136# What a sad story.

A special season is on the edge of unraveling. I hope we can stop the bleeding before we end up on the road for the first round again.

The season trajectory is on the line tonight. No ifs, ands or buts about it.

After this weekend, we'll have a conference lead somewhere between 2 and 14 points. Calling this a big weekend is an understatement.

Hyslop is all there is to the west that is used by the Athletic Department. So I think yes.

Letting Tom Buning fill the vacancy when Glas retired.

So I guess we can put that contract extension for Brewster on hold for now?

Wow, that is some good regional and national coverage for the program!

Literally AND Figuratively. I'll bet he's a two year player at the most.

I guess I was referring to the injuries at defense and Pinto's suspension.

The team is facing their first real adversity this season. This will test their character and depth. I think they will be up to the task.

The NCAA's fighting rules pretty much preclude that from happening. Mike Commodore would have cleaned his clock, but he also would have been suspended for it.

Some people are better position coaches and/or coordinators than they are head coaches. And nobody can win at Northern State, you have very few resources to work with there. Let's not pull this out of the closet:

Good points, but a last-place team in the NCHC is different than a last-place team in other leagues (like the WCHA for instance). Every game is a battle.