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he wouldn't be doing his job if he didn't present his opponent at a strong challenge, which hopefully it will be.

I'm not sure anyone projected gordon being a feature back, but he did last 6 years in the nfl, which is hardly a bust either. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lamar_Gordon also wtf 4.05 40? holy typo batman (actually 4.55)

montana is looking pretty tough and I would call them the favorite at the alerus, but on the plus side, MSU has looked pretty pedestrian. I'd say the next effect on UND's playoffs odds is around zero.

cool story I was comparing UND to it's regional peers.

6 place drop from last year. statistically meaningless, however. regional schools Ill st 156 SIU: 179 ndsu: 184 msu: 189 sdsu, Montana, USD, 199

you seem insecure

No, they are in fact actually pretty damn good for a 63 scholarship team. And yes, they are substantially better than CSU. Swagger only matters at the margins.

based on last week: sdsu 42, und 34 better yet: und blowout win 5% und win 15% sdsu win 50% sdsu blowout win 30% with a blowout being defined as a win of 18 points or more.

agreed, but i would say that Canadians are the largest contributor.

I know, but it needs to get pointed out here more often, as many of the locals seem oblivious.

late comment, but a guy on bisonville showed that remedial rates for both schools are higher than reported, and roughly equivalent. NDSU has on average higher entrance scores by a trivial amount. Good luck recruiting grad students in science and engineering without tuition wavers. This new chairman guy comes across as a moron.

also, i would be hesitant investing in an area whose boom is largely based around an exchange rate differential that could disappear in a matter of months.

Their data was also showing that fargo was stagnant, so you can put your conspiracy theory down. Grand fork's growth over the last 8 years or so is pretty impressive if you had never been anywhere that was actually growing at a decent clip.

hey guys, i thought it was supposed to be NDSU that couldn't stop talking about UND. This board's latent inferiority complex to the school down south is showing through pretty hard.

you realize that UNC almost did win last year, right?

colorado st is favored by 7? If i wasn't broke I'd take that action. If it was UND/CSU, i'd given serious consideration to taking the UND side on that line.

I think the job factor will mean more freshman, who i think made up a large portion of the presence last week. probably more interested than your completely disillusioned junior/senior types who probably wouldn't show up anyway.

shouldn't be surprised to see fewer student tickets, most student-level jobs require weekend work. Looks like there with still be more than 1500 student tickets 'sold', getting close to a student sellout, which is solid. expecting a close game. Not going to predict a winner because i don't feel particularly confident either way. I'll call it a tossup

oh great, i've gone from being lakesbison to that ass. Can I be mplsBison next?

3 sections is 2000, right? 18 sections, 12000 seats, ~700 per section

pretty respectable improvement, though some of you are bound to be pretty disappointed. Attendance isn't going to rocket up overnight. edit: 9100 next week

final word on total attendance?

does he have a redshirt left?

yeah i really underestimated how terrible bad d2 teams are. my bad

lennon is one step closer to being unemployed unc put 114 total yards on utah