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"small time institutions".......yeah, all those NCAA titles we have mean nothing.

It is the trailer park at the corner of University Avenue and N 55th Street, which was gravel back then and has since been paved. It is also across the street from the Congressional I and II subdivisions built after the 1997 flood.

I don't know. Penn State hockey is showing signs of becoming a perennial winner, even though FB is king there.

Careful now. There are Bison fans who really believe they are a Big 12 caliber program and are capable of beating out established FBS schools for recruits. You might burst their bubble!

Me and my parents used to live there before I was in grade school. It was surrounded on the south and west sides by farmland back then.

Yeah, it would have been nice. But Rome wasn't built in a day and UND football won't be built in one recruiting season. I am just enjoying the ride.

Get off the ledge please. Bubba is doing a fabulous job rebuilding this program. He is entering his 4th year at the helm. I don't think Roger Thomas was beating NDSU head-to-head in recruiting four years in either. I trust this coaching staff based on what I have seen so far.

And remember how p!$$ed off Amy Ruley was about that? That made it even better!

Looks like Amherst will be a program to watch in the coming years.

Oh, okay.

I don't listen to sports talk anymore. But it would be nice to have more UND sports talk.

Agreed. Being nationally ranked in sports like badminton, billiards and ping-pong may help you on lists like this, but it sure doesn't do much for the fan base and alums. I know Gopher fans like to point to lists like this when they are struggling in MBB, WBB, MH and FB.

What happened in 2016? Nuff said.

Really? Complaining that the margin of victory wasn't big enough isn't being a snowflake? Whatever floats your boat.

I for one would not live downtown. Too much noise on Friday and Saturday nights.

That doesn't matter if they don't eliminate the position entirely.

I wonder how many of the "no" voters are willing to put their money where their mouths are and buy one of these condos, since it is such a great idea?

You won. Quit b!tching about the margin.

Food poisoning is horrible. You think you'll never eat anything ever again. And it will cause aversions to the type of food that made you sick.

I have been in Arbor Park, as it is close to Urban Stampede, which I have been to frequently. And there are people who live and work downtown who want Arbor Park to stay there.

If Arbor Park was the only open piece of land downtown, I would agree with you. But it isn't, so I don't.

I think downtown Grand Forks is more resilient than you think it is. I don't go there often, but I always appreciate how clean and professional it looks compared to what it looked like when I was growing up.

I simply do not believe this. Whether or not we build condos on the Arbor Park site, downtown will continue attracting businesses and people. It is a much more vibrant place than it was pre-1997 flood. I am voting "yes" tomorrow, but either way, we'll be fine.

Well, we opened the Alerus Center in 2001 with a bunch of night games before hockey started and they were quite popular. But then Dale Lennon started b!tching about not liking night games, so they pretty much stopped after that. I agree with you.