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Their free-lancing style of play; throwing the ball around recklessly, getting cute around the basket...things you would see on the blacktop in a school yard. Things that generally don't work well in organized basketball.

Jones. At least Idalski puts a winning product on the ice.

Same here.

And that system will lead to more fender-benders because people will rely on the technology too much.

I just don't believe that you can replace human eyes with electronic eyes and get the same results. Using both humans and computers would be the best path to take.

I believe he was being sarcastic and his comment was tounge-in-cheek.

This is why getting rid of goal judges was a bad idea and one I hope they fix.

Darrell1976 is simply telling the truth. Unfortunately, a lot of people on this forum are enjoying their green kool-aid too much to realize it. If Jones does indeed turn it around next year, I will give him all the props he deserves. But I have serious doubts it will happen. He has been in Grand Forks for 9 years and some people talk like nothing that happens with the program is on him. Well, when you are the CEO, the buck stops with you. If he finishes out his current contract and nothing has changed, it will be time for a change. If the team tanks it big time next year, it might be time to look for buyout money because the longer this program is mediocre, the harder it will be to turn it around.

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LOL, that is funny!

That sounds good to me.

Yeah, it's too bad there's that permanent frontal boundary between Grand Forks and Fargo that keeps it cold in the northern valley and sooooo much warmer in the southern valley.

Some people are still mad at him for the whole drunken "shoe off outside in the cold" incident. I think it's time to let that one go.

It is possible he has changed his thinking; I just cannot forget him getting rid of the architect of the 1990's dynasty (Jimmy Johnson) because he couldn't get along with him on a personal level. They could easily have won 4 or 5 consecutive Super Bowls if Johnson had stuck around.

I just remember some of the draft picks he has insisted on in the past (Quincy Carter at QB?) and his penchant for falling in love with certain players despite what his personnel men tell him.

Because Jerry Jones would love to have him as a feature attraction and Jones has an ego as big as the state of Texas. When he wants something, he will pay what it takes to get it. I am thinking he is involved in this whole thing somehow.

Then you don't trade him. Draft a young guy to replace him and that might get him motivated to go out and prove the world wrong. But giving away assets is just plain stupid.

I don't know about that, he rushed for over 2,000 yards the season after blowing out his knee. I think people are writing him off way too soon; he still has some gas left in the tank.

This is where the ego of Jerry Jones comes into play. When Jerry Jones wants something, he will overpay to get it. The Vikings could use that to their advantage.

So the Vikings should just give him away for a 7th round pick and a cup of coffee later? Sorry, but that's not acceptable. The Vikings own his rights and if they can't get something for him, then they should stick to their guns and not trade him to anybody. He is still better than most of the running backs out there.

I called this months ago and now it's out in the open. http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2372717-insider-buzz-adrian-peterson-wants-to-join-cowboys-vikings-wont-trade-him Jerry Jones, if you want the services of the best running back in the game today, you will have to cough up some serious draft picks and current players. This will be sweet revenge for the Hershel Walker Trade 26 years ago. I hope you enjoyed those Super Bowls in the 1990's Dallas, because Karma is here and she wants her money NOW!!! This is going to get very interesting!

Um, I was talking about the last two Saturday nights. I never said a thing about Friday night. Blowing a two goal lead in the third period in the regular season costs you points in the NCHC race. In the playoffs, it can end your season. That is the point I was trying to make.

I have had similar problems posting videos and images; it's a little harder than it used to be.

Excuse me, but pointing out that we frittered away a 2 goal lead for the second consecutive Saturday is not "jumping off" the bandwagon. It's stating a fact. And it has become a disturbing trend for this team when they have a one or two goal lead in the third period. Being objective does not make someone a bandwagon jumper.