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It's nice to have something to look forward to. (sarcasm)

Blais took over in 1994 and took us from 11 wins to #6 in 3 years. If you hire the right person, it can happen quickly.

Honestly, if we keep Boisvert and nothing else changes, we'll have a repeat of this season.

But I've been told it's all about "lucky bounces" and the single elimination format. (sarcasm)

"Kinda sorta managed my expectations" We've been doing this way too many times in recent years. It's time for a hard reset of this program. It's time to start setting high expectations instead of lowering them all the time. Apathy is starting to set in with some of our fans. That is alarming.

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I wonder if Berry is looking at any other AHA "studs".

This could go bad real fast.

Cripes we are so slow compared to WMU.

I wasn't suggesting we hire Sandy. Go younger, more aggressive.

Sandy would have had more resources to work with in Grand Forks.

Thank you @Oxbow6.

Yeah, that too. 🤔

Could someone please post the starting lineup?

But I thought it was all luck or lack thereof? (sarcasm) 🤔

At the very least, UND needs to win two this weekend for Berry to stick around.

It would be nice to have new teams in the mix for titles.

You mean WeatherBYE!

Ouch! I imagine you haven't been able to look at a hot dog since, much less eat one. Food poisoning is one of the worst things anyone can ever experience.

No one said it didn't matter. I want the 1883 collective to become a major force in UND athletics. But the primary beneficiaries of NIL/Direct Payments will be football and (to a lesser extent) basketball. At most B1G schools, hockey ranks 3rd at best (4th depending on how women's basketball is doing).

We better hope Boston College doesn't offer him a six-figure NIL deal.

This does not sound like a full team effort. It sounds like sitting on our collective arses and hoping all this resolves itself.

I was actually thinking of Alcorn State when I posted that.