JohnboyND7

Yeah. Agreed.

FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision)....just saying.

I might have to go check out this stuff in Cooperstown. My dad's a missile guy. He could probably give a better tour than the people who do it now!

I was riding an 80% going into my Calc final (math is not my strongest suit), and TI-89 decided to die about halfway through. Sad day.

Or clothes made outside of the United States, Canada, or Western Europe.

Sounds like a Business Administration degree to me. A little bit of this, a little bit of that.

It's the same as anywhere else. Golf. Drink. Golf and drink. Repeat. How old is he?

Wouldn't the locals be the source of the hype rather than being informed of said hype?

If you compare yourself to Idaho, that's enough for me to go ahead and tell you it won't go well.

Football controls realignment. Not basketball.

Not really...the MWC was just an upgraded WAC. That wouldn't change.

Buckets of money.

Well good thing they have a powerful man who wants to help according to you then.

Probably by getting schools to show pity on them when it comes to buyouts.

First song that came to mind! Did well for himself on that one.

And the Fargo South kid from that same year already got signed by the Saints too.

http://espn.go.com/blog/bigten/post/_/id/26078/nebraska-loses-aau-status Nebraska got voted out of the AAU in early 2011. Nebraska knew for years that this was a possibility and that they were at risk. Nebraska officially joined the B1G in July of that year. Notre Dame has been invited to the Big Ten before, obviously the AAU thing doesn't matter to them when they have a non-member, and have tried on multiple occasions to get another(ND) .

Neither is Nebraska.

Notre Dame is an R1 research university....just like...gasp! The Big Ten schools. Notre Dame is rated as a top 25 school in the country. Notre Dame is pretty good at pretty much every sport. The Big Ten has wanted Notre Dame for some time.

I don't think they are worried about money. They have plenty of that.

I'm guessing they'll reach an amicable agreement, whether that's Idaho paying the money in full, the schools coming to an agreement on a reduced amount, etc.

I don't think you can debate academics.

I also recall him saying that Idaho was going to be some kind of springboard for everyone to move?

Well...they don't. They haven't had it up to this point...

Once you cross the border into Grand Forks County, you are pretty much in Canada.