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I seem to remember Poolmans boys not being able to field a full roster one season due to injuries. Is that his fault?

This has to be just about unprecedented.

It's more about our offensive coordinator being hapless than it is JJ being good enough to play.

There is no question in the post. Again. Not amusing.

First baseball game I've watch all year. It's my least favorite sport but there's just something about October that makes me watch each year.

I'd like to see more guys from Illinois. That state has been really good to us.

I'm talking HS recruits. Safety and LB have had some absolute busts.

They've had a few recently at LB.

This shows how they feel about Dijon. Still can't believe it, his film looked really good when he came in. It's like Clordion Kennedy 2.0

Don't slip on that stuff

We could discuss how we're better at getting injured than teh mighty bison

Yup. Brad can't throw to save his life. Get Zimmermanns feet wet at least.

Most OCs would be licking their chops with what we have in the backfield. I tried giving Rudolph time because I saw a few good things here and there but 3 years is enough for me to know he isn't gonna get it done. Someone who is innovative with each game plan is what we need. Also a playbook that doesn't take 2.5 years to learn would be nice.

Pretty much.

Guuuuuuuuuuuuuuch

Not sure who was looking to him for advice.

It's an extremely inexact science where results are nearly impossible to prove as valid. The workouts my team did vs what they did in the 90s were very different. Lots of kettle bells and body weight exercises (plus weight vests if you're not a puss) but still plenty of Olympic lifts.

One thing to keep in mind is the needs and abilities of an NFL player and a college player. NFL trainers aren't taking guys straight out of Highschool and building them into men. They're working with more of a finished product and trying to keep wear and tear to a minimum while maintaining instead of gaining.

They test back squat at the combine?

So basically NDSU has had some !@#$ luck as well but the injuries are more spread out across the roster. Also, I don't think any position on NDSU's roster is/was as fragile as UND's MLB situation. Losing 5 players at that spot has killed us. The trickle-down effect has been hurting other positions.

Does this look about right?

Could you edit this and add positions and place on the depth chart to put things into perspective?

An inordinate amount.

Does NDSU need to re-evaluate their SC program? They have had a ton of injuries this year. Multiple ACLs too.

And if we're talking statistics, your sample size would be the total roster and injuries would be a dependent variable.