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He should start.

Or a bad logo guy who hasn’t seen the playoffs recently with a supposed juggernaut program.

Or yours.

It got changed into a joke Francis.

That’s why he’s such a good motivator. Imagine how hard it is to slam those last 5 Dews right before the warmup starts.

He needs to hold onto the ball. His technique has always sucked.

My God, I made the mistake of reading the first few and I got a headache.

An injury to Oliveira caused John to play RB at UND. Could irony lead to him sticking in the CFL?

Did he have offers from all the top D2 programs?

So you don’t GAS or you do?

This would be a good look.

This should be a sign in Fargo this year.

Member when we had recruit with only D2 offers verbal to us only to have the ol AC swoop in out of nowhere and offer? I don’t remember those D2 offers being an issue or even mentioned then.

Not true. NCAA does random testing of non playoff teams as well.

I wanted our NDSU friend to answer that because he seemed to imply that being a good/top athlete means running a fast 40 or having a high vert. Larry is a great way to break that apart.

Was Larry Bird a good athlete?

Who ya got?

I’m guessing “THEY WERE PULLED OFF THE BANNERS!”

Had the name before the change, and unlike our current hockey players I actually played under the Fighting Sioux nickname.

Out getting historically accurate logos put on them?

At the Alerus we’ve been complaining about no logo at the 50 since the building opened.

I wonder what the fine print from the NCAA would say about that. It seems, just based on how they have been going about things, that they wouldn’t be able to add that lamp to another area because they would have to build new structure to hold it. I’m not sure though.

My issue is that they went so far out of their way to keep one logo that they retrofitted the existing structure of the old scoreboard to avoid having to scrap one more precious. That is just plain nonsensical.

Pretty sure Bubba didn’t “like” it either and would prefer to be Sioux like everyone. However he took a step back a realized that he could make the most of it or make the problem worse.