Ravens and 49ers. Stay balanced. Ultimately passing the ball heavy will not lead to good things. Much more likely to have a bad day passing the ball than running the ball.
Haha I seriously doubt that. NDSU and UND academics are very similar. Stability? NDSU is pretty consistent as far as athletics go. Integrity? NDSU is really no different from most schools. Tradition.....well, more NCC titles than anyone in the NCC's best sport. Don't even mention National Championships.
Can't help that Montana State backed out...and we really don't know anything about the basketball side of things yet.
I worked exclusively on that for 20-35 hours a week for 8 months. Not to the same extent the nurses do but once they get all the bugs out, it will make things better for everyone(or so the brass brainwashed me into thinking )
I worked for Sanford for 8 months in the training center in Fargo. Sanford is working really hard to stay at the forefront of things.
Anderson2200, you should ask your wife how she feels about the OneChart system. I'll hang up and wait for your response.
Should feel blessed to have 'SU show interest. Means you are an exceptional athlete. Worked out fine for Rock, won a title and got a standing ovation when he led a Bison opponent into the Fargodome.
Really? You are really going to insinuate that NDSU and UND are really any different than each other as far as academic quality? Both are good places to get an education.
I like the sound of that
In all seriousness, I doubt the state of ND can support two FBS teams as far as fan support goes. If NDSU makes the jump(unlikely), it would be very interesting to see the effects it has on both NDSU and UND.
NDSU is a force in track in the area. UND is not.
Still important to support the school of your choice and hope for improvements, agree with that of course.
Small schools can win in basketball. Butler made back-to-back title appearances. Gonzaga is #1. Creighton has been highly rated. Sometimes all it takes is one guy and your team is a contender.
Amen brother. The more tax cuts, the merrier. You know who knows how to spend money and allocate resources the best? The person who worked for the money in the first place.