UNDBIZ
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Starting since the 2006 freshman class, we've brought in 2 defenseman drafted in the 1st or 2nd round. Forbort and Schmaltz. Neither were present for the natty.
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A few of the players have really big families this year?
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Please stay on topic.
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Penn state has a cake schedule and is currently higher in the pairwise. Advantage them.
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Looks like Ott may have reconfirmed his commitment last night. Or else this guy is just really behind.
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You made a post saying you're better than Cam. You're still just a wannabe regardless of Cam's play this weekend.
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Boeser out tonight to? Invisible out there.
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Cam's lost it
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Take the personal argument to pm. Nobody wants to read it here.
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UND (5-2, 10-7) vs ISU (1-4, 3-14) 1/21 2 PM
UNDBIZ replied to SWSiouxMN's topic in Men's Basketball
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UND (5-2, 10-7) vs ISU (1-4, 3-14) 1/21 2 PM
UNDBIZ replied to SWSiouxMN's topic in Men's Basketball
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Leading by example also occurs on the ice. Lack of hustle from those wearing letters this year is not setting a good tone for the team.
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The primary sport to be cut wouldn't be affected by any Big Sky to Slummit/MVFC move.
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http://www.wdaz.com/news/north-dakota/4203326-looming-budget-cuts-may-mean-cutting-und-sports And we're back. Fire up the committees.
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If Thompson was still here, there probably wouldn't be complaints about Wolanin on this site.
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Overturned
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100% goaltender interference
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Enrollment affects how much the state has to budget for the colleges. The long-term impact of increased population and business in the state (increased tax revenue) thanks to nonresidents attending our colleges isn't as easy to see sometimes as the immediate impact of increased spending on the colleges.
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http://www.legis.nd.gov/assembly/65-2017/documents/17-0616-02000.pdf The actual bill limiting nonresident students. Looks like it limits nonresident student enrollment to 150% of resident student enrollment. Decent chance it's unconstitutional. Edit: Upon further reading, it would seem to be 150% of resident student enrollment for each reciprocity agreement. So the only ones this would come close to affecting are Minnesotans, who are currently around 100% of resident student enrollment.
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Ah, with the writer getting his info from Bresciani, it makes sense it would be completely wrong or at least misleading.
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Clearly you don't live in North Dakota right now.
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Wtf. We agreed to a buyout nearly double what they're paying us to go there?
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Not sure where your quote is from, but the 6.55% is included in the 15%.
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Just think if, in Moy's scenario, they sent Bemidji (or anybody else, really) to Cincinnati. One and done for PsU.