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Jones has his guys playing at a high level as usual

Geno is still not himself. That left leg sleeve must be for more than style.

No size and no shooters. Pack it in and clog things up. Too easy to defend.

Still blows my mind that in this day and age with how 3 centric basketball is that we have a lineup devoid of shooters.

Jones playing really well. SDSU does not defend like NDSU

Is Elys Ivy open to the public yet?

Stay gold gfhockey.... stay gold

Hopefully they kept Quesenberry’s helmet.

Verbal #18 OLB - Caden White - 6'3" 200 lbs Sun Prarie, WI Sun Prarie HS https://www.hudl.com/profile/3860244/caden-white

Verbal #17 S - Zach Zimmerman - 6'2" 205 lbs Laney CC https://www.hudl.com/profile/4474453/zachary-zimmerman

Verbal #16 LB - Mike Bruner - 6'3" 225 lbs Mequan, WI Homestead HS https://www.hudl.com/profile/4419212/mike-bruner

We need more guys built like him. An absolute tank with quick feet heavy hands and long arms.

JUCOs in general have sucked for us

Wide Receivers (1) Garrett Maag, 6'4“, 200, West St. Paul (St. Croix Lutheran), MN (2 Star - 247) Had PWO offer from UM Fullbacks Tight Ends (1) Ryan Schoenfelder, 6'5”, 215, 4.8, Goodhue (Goodhue), MN (2 Star - 247) Offensive Guards (2) Donny Ventrelli, 6'4“, 250, St. Paul (Como Park), MN (2 Star - 247) Rain Slater, 6'3”, 315, 5.1, Winnipeg (St. Johns), MB Offensive Tackles (1) Matt Waletzko, 6'8“, 310, 5.6, Cold Spring (Rocori), MN (2 Star - 247) Defensive Linemen (2) Griffin Lickfeldt, 6'1”, 240, 4.9, Westfield (Westfield), IN Had offer from Butler Daniel Okpoko, 6'5“, 235, 5.3, Saskatoon (St. Joseph), SAS Linebackers (3) Mike Bruner, 6'3”, 220, 4.9, Mequon (Homestead), WI (2 Star - 247) Had offers from IA, IA St, EIU & WIU Ted Mullin, 6', 190, Littleton (Columbine), CO Caden White, 6'3”, 185, Sun Prairie (Sun Prairie), WI Safeties (2) Kadon Kauppinen, 6'2“, 180, 4.5, Sun Prairie (Sun Prairie), WI Zach Zimmerman 6'2", 204 Cornerbacks (2) Jacob Odom, 6'1“, 180, 4.6, Wheaton (Wheaton-Warrenville South), IL CJ Siegel, 6', 10, Lacrosse (Logan), WI PK/Punter (1) Cade Peterson, 6'1”, 185, 4.6, Kewaskum, WI Long Snapper (1) Ross Hinders, 6', 205, 5.1, Johnston (Johnston), IA Had PWO offer from UM So far this is who we have committed. 1 WR. I really think Maag is going to be good. He glides down the field and has big mitts. I'd like to see the addition of a JUCO or drop down or two. 1 TE. Schoenfelder has a really good frame and potential. We're good there. 3 Hogs so far. 1 project. 2 BIG boys. I'd like at least one more. A good JUCO would be nice. 2 Dogs. The Canadian kid has the burst you want to see, could be a diamond in the rough. Great frame. Not sure on the Indiana kid. Pretty small for a nose. 3 LBs. Mullin is smallish but quick. White and Bruner have good height and can run. Be nice to add those two Gopher drop downs. We need a couple additions that we can plug in from day one. 2 safeties. Kauppinen has nice length. Zimmerman has good ball skills. Hopefully he can jump in right away. 2 corners. I LOVE Siegel. I think he is an absolute steal. Great athlete. Odom looks to have some great ball skills. He's a playmaker. We could use a drop down or JUCO here. I like the 2 specialists we have committed.

8 wins a year should be expected. Less than that should be a down year.

Not sure on Brown. His stroke wasn’t exactly silky.

The only context you gave was second and inches. It’s like a free down if you’re moving it on the ground at will. Safeties should be creeping up if that’s true and they should be susceptible to a PA deep ball.

This is a pretty cool video. It would be nice to have this type of budget. Also, for all you people with back squat phobias..... you might want to sit down when you watch it.

We lack size and shooters, but not ballers.

Remember that we didn't have Seales last night.

I heard this as well.

Second and inches is one of the best times to pass. Low-risk high reward.

Jost really should’ve stayed another year.

Tough to get fouled when you’re getting wide open looks. There was no home cooking. UNDs offense consisted of pounding the ball down low into traffic. That’s why we drew so many more fouls. NDSU would have drawn more fouls if they were being defended.