JohnboyND7

Publix in the southeast is where the party is at.

As long as a school is willing to dedicate/fundraise an adequate amount to be respectable, I don't have a problem with them moving up. If Augie is going to be a consistently terrible team that plays in a bad facility and not contribute to the league, that is one thing....and in that case, I want them to be in D2. But if they are going to be a par school in the region, good for them.

I would have expected the suicide watch to have happened when JMU won at the dome. Turned out, Fargo didn't burn that evening.

You've been begging for the "slide" to happen for years. SDSU could win, they have matched up pretty good with NDSU for years. They are due for a playoff win at some point.

I'm a fan of theirs.

They likely would have. I don't think that is really a controversial statement. This is a very good football team.

I've seen an explosive Oklahoma beat Alabama before. I doubt they will, but there comes a point where a dominant offense doesn't need a defense.

I dated a Red River grad. Wonderful human being, nice girl, etc., until you brought up that her brothers decided to go to Central.

I think it'll end up being about a 30 point game. Colgate can't do much on offense and the Bison are moving reasonably well.

I thought the marker was stupid until I tried coming up something better myself.

I'll pass that message along to my people. gfhockey has the %gobc, JohnboyND7 has friends in banking/finance.

Define logic in this case? SDSU has regularly given NDSU all they want and then some. JMU was able to beat NDSU in the dome, and then basically stalemated them in the championship. I believe part of the complaints are that fans would like to see new teams come to Fargo. If JMU didn't crap the bed, this would be three straight seasons they play NDSU. SDSU has gotten stuck going to Fargo a bunch of times. I don't think it's unreasonable to be disappointed after looking at the bracket and seeing some likely rematches. Particularly when SDSU has been one of the few teams that has been able to go into the Fargodome and keep their poop together.

How many UND coaches not been coaching a blue blood program? UMD isn't one...they never have been. I hardly watch hockey and know that. If I know that, you do too bud. Lou Holtz won 1 conference title in like 10 years at Arkansas and Minnesota...turns out the dude rocked....he made these teams relevant.

Should probably be noted that in his years as a coach, he's never lead a blue blood program....just sayin. He's either been dealing with UND/UM/UW/Denver in front of him or UND/Denver. Blaming a dude for not having any conference titles in a period of time seems like blaming Lou Holtz for winning a grand title of one(tied) conference title between 11 years at Arkansas and Minnesota, honestly it makes a person look stupid.

I prefer watching you guys lose is the Frozen Four...not being a soft team who can't make the damn tourney.

WTF happened to UND hockey guys? Don't get me wrong, I like watching you guys do badly, but this ain't right.

Grand Forks is such an odd place. Really like it up there, but man, weird. I was working up in GF after I graduated and when the Hornbacher's opened, the ladies at work were asking me about it. I told them that's where I shopped in college and I thought it was great but the Hugo's was closer to where I lived in GF so I was going to stick with them. Fast forward a week and these women were complaining about how uppity Hornbacher's was relative to Hugos, kinda a Walmart vs. Target type thing. Not surprised it didn't stick in GF. Y'all love your hometown brands up there, not necessarily a bad thing. Just unique.

First Community isn't going to take over Grand Forks or anything but it's no secret credit unions are lit.

I post there a bit. I post here a bit.

Season tickets vs. Playoff games are not really correlated.

Hated being in the WDA. Those trips to Belcourt and Williston were genuinely miserable.

Notre Dame might go...but what is in it for them? They get 5 ACC games annually, Stanford, USC, Navy. 8 annual games there. Plus another marquee matchup against a big name (currently have Michigan, UGA, TAMU, Alabama, Ohio State, Wisconsin) lined up. This year appears to prove an elite season by them gets them into the CFP so...why give that up? They've turned down the B1G multiple times in the past. I'd expect ND to end up full-time ACC before going B1G. And if ND goes ACC, I can't imagine North Carolina or Virginia leaving.

Nick Saban loses coordinators all the time. Brian Kelly loses coordinators all the time. They go to G5 schools sometimes. Nothing wrong with a dude wanting to shoot his shot as a head coach.

If you make the playoffs, there is plenty of opportunities to win those games. You'd like to be in a position where a loss to UND doesn't cause teams to tumble.

If the list of teams is a whopping one team in the last decade, it doesn't really matter. It should be a fairly common(annual) occurrence.