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If she actually tries to press UND on it, the university could argue NODAK is public domain as a shortening of North Dakota.

Perhaps it'll only be a reimbursement of cost.

I'd take a wait and see approach on that statement.

I don't think Youngstown was even in the list of first 4 out, were they? Larson was awful for the mvfc.

I wouldn't call 2021 a sh*t-kicking, but other than that... agreed.

Well he's been there for a few years

A change that needs to come from this, at minimum, is the conference commissioner (or appointee) reps the conference, not the AD of 1 school.

Makes the OTs look like they're standing in cement.

Yes. https://undalumni.org/schools-and-colleges You can choose a unit on this page, athletics for example. Then select "sports funds" and select your sport from the drop-down.

Credit to Chaves. Shame on the committee.

Entirely possible they've offered more money as well. Similar to UND offering a scholarship to someone that an FBS offered a PWO to.

More like Kristen Stewart.

Yes, the team did itself no favors in those games, but we still had the high bid. By the criteria in use for a decade+, we should've hosted.

I hope UND has the rights to NODAK and not some bad actor.

I'd think having a solid, written format would be difficult, but I guarantee the committee will prioritize differently in 2023 than they did this year (they always do).

At 8-3 the committee might respect the bid.

We have hosted 2 playoff games, including 1 in which we were seeded, so we can pump the conspiracy theory brakes a little bit. We did get screwed this year thanks to playoff committee membership.

We go back to the BSC?

Agreed. Montana would've been the #16 seed this year (and every year they make the field).

Haven't heard about Montana's, but according to TM, we were higher than NDSU if they had needed a first round bid. I'd consider that pretty solid/aggressive considering the attendance disparity.

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