fightingsioux4life

And there were 750,000 reasons why Bubba wasn't going anywhere. Letting our signature athletic program decay into nothing because we aren't willing to buy out the final year of his contract is simply unacceptable. Enough of the Grade A certified bull$h!t around here. I'm tired of all the excuses and alibis offered as to why we can't do anything about the current sorry state of our athletic programs. I have had it.

I agree with you. Unfortunately, there are certain individuals here who will insist that President Armacost has absolutely nothing to do with what happens in the athletic department. These same individuals will also insist that Chaves is a great A.D. who serves on a bunch of committees and brought the prestigious, all important Alston Awards to UND. I, on the other hand, think that if Chaves isn't willing to make the necessary changes within the athletic department, it's time to replace him with someone who will. andrew.armacost@und.edu

william.chaves@und.edu

#butparity

How many "At the end of the day" comments from Berry this time?

6-4 ENG

I reached that conclusion after the Saturday night WMU game a few weeks back.

5-4

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And Hobie with a big save.

Amazing what a difference that makes, huh?

You notice that winning, championship contending programs don't have this level of soap opera nonsense within the team? What does that say about this program? Nothing good.

I lost a bunch of them in the 1997 flood.

They tried to stop Sunday opening and they couldn't.

Personally, I am way more interested in what Schmidt can do in his first season in charge.

I love SiouxSports.com, quirks and warts included.

But how are the xG stats?

The way I see it, any coach not named Eric Schmidt needs to go (I am talking about the high-profile sports, not track and field, soccer or tennis).

Truer words have never been spoken.

If Chaves isn't willing to do this, he needs to go.

If we go on an insane run now, I will be shocked. I am not expecting it to happen.

You were. Some people just didn't get it.

Having those new facilities almost finished will help. So will Schmidt's passion for building something special.