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I'd guess the University simply spends less on sports than it would if those programs hadn't been cut.

Typically, REA returns between $500,000 and $1 million of UND's money to the school each year. If REA didn't take the $3-400,000 of football revenue, I'd anticipate they would simply return $3-400,000 less to UND each year....

1. UND football doesn't recruit against Big Sky teams. UND recruits against MVFC teams, most if not all of whom offer FCOA and pay their coaches more. 2. Volleyball is well-funded and has very nice facilities relative to our conference opponents. But yes, culture certainly matters most.

I prefer "returning"

That was WAY back in fall 2011

Guessing they'll go widescreen rather than square. Curious if they can use the current frame without significant alterations? And if there are significant alterations, does the logo lose grandfathered status?

I wonder how they'll manage to keep the Sioux logo on the bottom....

I'm guessing he agrees with you, but is pointing out the REA has power ($$) to do much more than this.

But Bremer is a donor

Yep. There are definitely better ways UND could've spent the money diverted from the university into the REA (more urgent needs could've been addressed), but can't deny that it's better than having it sit in the REA's bank account earning 0.05%. Very good for REA and hockey.

Also, great to see renderings that attempt to follow a collegiate gothic style.

Very nice. To those constantly disparaging the current administration, see that their plans go beyond demolishing campus.

Priorities...

Tank Terrell is an ugly Tank Harris And both are Seniors out of Morgan Park HS in Chicago.

Keifer Glau + Keifer Morris Kiefer

Matt Gadek Rachel Maddow

http://www.grandforksherald.com/news/traffic-and-construction/4503881-paving-pizza-grant-fills-48-potholes-grand-forks

So creepy.

Proof that goofy/weird can become iconic.

And they're the target market, so that's great!

Bohl has turned WYO into a bowl team with a winning record at least. Pretty big improvement from what they were.