fightingsioux4life

He doesn't play in Denver?

That is my hope as well.

That was 1989, I am over it. QB is the single most important position on the field. RB is not.

God help us if we get to that point.

I guess as long as Louisiana-Monroe isn't in the mix, we have a shot.

IALTO!

Imagine if the NHL worked like that. Kieffer Bellows would be one of the highest paid players in the NHL instead of playing for the Toronto Marlies of the AHL. Welcome to the cutthroat world of professional hockey son.

I think expanding tournaments too much could water down the product. The NCAA hockey tournament is one of the most competitive in all of collegiate sports. I don't want to go down the road of the Basketball tournament.

Leave it as is for now. But if we get above 75 teams or so, then maybe think of going to 20.

Isn't Caleb Williams the guy that thinks he's owed a huge contract before he's played a single down in the NFL? Screw him. He's going to learn the hard way that his bargaining position isn't nearly as strong as he thinks it is.

For once, I agree with you. There is a good group of QBs that will be available this year. I could see them moving up on draft day if there is someone they are interested in and they don't think he'll fall to them.

Maybe analytics told them to do it.

Well, with Sam Darnold at QB, the Vikings might get the #1 overall pick in 2025. So maybe we should wait.

Now that Cousins has signed with the Falcons, the Vikings should do whatever it takes to get that #1 overall pick from Chicago. The Bears are probably going to stick with Fields at QB, so trading the #1 pick would give them loads of extra draft capital. The Vikings would have the pick of any QB they want. Get that franchise QB and build around him. In today's NFL, if you don't have a QB, you don't have a team. Period. #timetogetserious

Pure stupidity.

It was spring break last week and I imagine everyone was still making their way home.

They won the Penrose and the Natty in 2016, so I am not buying that. Maybe the let-down after the high of winning the Penrose was bigger than we expected? The 2016 team played poorly at the Frozen Faceoff in Minneapolis, but rolled from there. The 1997 team suffered an embarrassing sweep at Denver that prevented them from winning the McNaughton Cup outright. We all know what happened after that. The 2000 team went to 3 games vs. Denver in the first round and never lost a game after that. I really hope they haven't screwed themselves out of being placed in Sioux Falls, because I am hoping to see them in person for all their NCAA games. Whatever happens, I will support this team throughout their journey.

Martinson is being groomed to take over when Chaves retires. God help us if that happens. It is time President Armacost shows some leadership in this area, because nothing will happen without that.

If Sather can hang onto his young core, they could make big strides next season.

That WMU vs. SCSU match up will be one to watch.

Enough about luck. Ralph Engelstad told us that "The harder I work, the luckier I get." Luck is a sorry excuse of an alibi. This athletic department is being run like a high school. That isn't "bad luck", that's a conscious choice.

But Chaves has a regular podcast, so we shouldn't complain about anything ever.

IALTO!

Thanks, I knew I was forgetting something.