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Those shoes were the !@#$ back in 1998

That's unfortunate. To this day the best indian food I've ever had is at India Palace in Fargo. Very clean place, you should try it.

Cleated sports shoe innovation starts with soccer shoes and trickles down to football. Nike and adidas have been trading blows for the last few years on who can push it further. I'd give adidas the edge in that department. Both make great cleats although I and teammates of mine have had issues in the past with Nike cleats tearing completely off of the bottom of a shoe. Happened to me with 5 different pairs. Adidas makes the lightest football shoe FWIW. Seems like most of the pros wear Nikes. With basketball adidas is finally coming out of a slump of not making cool new shoes. Nike has been eating their lunch since maybe the TMac 1 or 2s.

Maybe go with Indian food this year? Some tandoori wings and garlic naan would be awesome for tailgate.

To keep the fat NDSU bandwagoners away.

Adidas basketball shoes are surging thanks to the Hardin shoe from this year. They have a lot of top young guys wearing the stripes. I doubt they're ever overcome the swoosh though.

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Adidas is hot right now, like, Hansel hot. Under Armour is slipping. Nike is still Nike.

I'm sure

Sounds like the womens hockey fuss

It's the right spot not the only open one.

It's not about it being resilient. It's about realizing the potential that exists. There are so many things that can be done to make our downtown outstanding, we just need to do them.

It's called momentum and it's a real thing.

That corner park is currently targeted for a different development proposal. That park needs to go. It offers nothing.

As I've said before its a fantastic park. I think other spots downtown can get to that level and we can add this new development. This is a huge tipping point for the future of grand forks. Do we want to push forward into the future or stagnate?

It was less than inspiring when I played. They should have the band march and play through the parking lot and end up where the bus stops and have the team walk through. Hopefully that would gather up more people and build the excitement.

Do we want to boost our downtown and make it the place to be like Fargo has in the last decade? Yes. Do we want our downtown to be entirely concrete like Fargo? Hell no. This project has the balance of both sides. What would really help is to move some of UND downtown like NDSU did in Fargo. That is the reason Fargo's downtown is white hot right now.

Not so many early games would help the atmosphere.

The actual gobc has been holding gf back for years.

That's true but Grand Forks is not anywhere near as business friendly as Fargo is and that has held us back for a long long time. We don't need to be as big as Fargo, I don't want that, but being more business friendly would be an improvement.

It's a beautiful park and a nice thing to walk through. People have been misled to believe that the entire park is going up in smoke. The reality of it is some of the park and all of the art will remain. It's a win win. The park will have more foot traffic after the construction of the building than ever before.

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The photographer who took pics at my wedding absolutely loved downtown Grand Forks. He is from Fargo and wishes they had pocket parks like we do. We must keep the others but the corner park and part of Arbor park would be better served with a building.