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Notre Dame holding on line 2 for you. Texas A& M. 41 Notre Dame 40

Missed the PAC

understanding this is football… Leaves perennial basketball power Kansas out, but includes UConn? Neither Arizona school? Who else is missing?

And there is the issue with the Dakotas going FBS.

Complain all you want about a cupcake game like yesterday… Sulik probably had more field time yesterday than JK got all last season. Another observation? maybe the coaches don’t want a lot of Ziebarth on film going in to conference play

So you’re saying there’s a chance…

Well, for starters, their football fan base travels as well as UND’s hockey. And to be blunt, like NDSU’s football fans. That sells tickets.

Successful FCS coaches (young coaches not looking for their last position) will inevitably move on. Just would rather see them to move to higher level programs like San Diego, Colorado State, etc; not SDSU, NDSU or others like Eastern Washington if they are not moving up from (for example) position coach to coordinator or coordinator to head coach.

I just want to see UND become a place for coaches to move up to higher level programs, not sideways to the same position at schools in the same conference or the same division.

yeah, I’m old. They taught that stuff back in the dark ages when we had to walk to school uphill in the snow.

Gene Hackman was a great Lex Luthor. RIP drop California into the Pacific. Make Yuma ocean front.

The WAC name had cachet in its day. If the Summit took on the WAC name with the Texas schools and started football, the WAC would have swagger again.

North/South being Dakotas + Northern Iowa and Illinois State in the North? That puts the Texans with Southern Illinois, Indiana State, Youngstown and Murray? Is this to entice the Texas schools by giving them the weak division? East/West would be MVC + Youngstown East and the Summit (Dakotas + Texas) West, putting the stronger programs in the West. Also would be easier to split Summit football. Then there could be 2 automatic berths.

Hope this is true