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One thing that is interesting is that grade are a reflection of obedience, not intelligence. This means that the big fancy hard to get into schools are filled with many people who are highly obedient and will just end up regurgitating whatever their professors told them was valuable instead of deciding for themselves. Obviously there are a ton of highly successful people who went to these expensive schools but they, depending on the field, could end up working for a creative college dropout who had vision and worked to achieve it instead of gratification from grades and a piece of paper saying they're smart. Which is why I'm working on my second piece of paper saying I am smart.....

Quality of a degree has nothing to do with quality of a person or how creative and successful they'll be in their field. It's just a fact that UND isn't an academic powerhouse.

Apparently Berry was at the signing day party. Says a lot about the kind of guy Berry is.

Let's not kid ourselves, UND is one of the easiest schools to get into and not every program is good. In fact, some really blow. There are some strengths but we're not on the B1G level at all.

I nearly broke my parents futon celebrating that play.

Nice article on Geier. http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/3939854-andover-coach-says-und-getting-steal

I think Haas could end up being the steal of this class. Tall rangy and quick with great cover and ball skills plus he can hit. I'm excited to watch him develop.

All we can do is cross our fingers. Hope everything works out for him.

I would love to see how they ruin hockey uniforms.

Bubba loaded up on DL because we he got here we didn't have much for quality DL. After that he loaded up on LBs. Now he's loading up the secondary. Seems really obvious to build in the trenches first and then move your way to LBs then DBs but others don't seem to get it. Bubba gets it.

I disagree. The length makes it more dynamic and implies movement without being corny.

Anyone notice they said Holm ran a 4.38 40 at camp last summer?

Anyone notice the surprises today? Yeah me neither. I remember always being on pins and needles on this day with Mussman because it always seemed like 3-4 guys never showed up. Bubba Maurice and crew have it figured out and guys are buying in.

I don't think he has the shake that Santiago has though.

Nguon was just called "my dark horse" by Maurice. It sounds like we offered very late, probably as a result of Grady leaving, and ended up with a possible hidden gem. Cool story in that his dad is from Cambodia.

Cloyd is in, this is a hard signing.

Good. The other two finalists were playing JV compared to SME. I'm still not sure how Phoenix made the final three. It was kind of cool that Summit stopped by here for input but I never felt like they would be selected for some reason. I hope SME proves me right, I liked them from the beginning.

If we go geometric with this thing I wouldn't mind something like the bottom logo in the quote.

I though Heidelbaugh showed some serious tools in his HS film. Hopefully he is developing nicely and pushes Studs in 2017.

Sometimes

Sometimes this site will rotate an image that is upright. I couldn't figure it out myself.

I think Bolinski should be fine at qb. I don't recall any of us doing backflips when Studs signed or even to begin this year. I and many others didn't appreciate him until he was injured.

Maybe Feeney doesn't want to play baseball anymore and is a signing day suprise? Not happening but it would be nice.

Where have you heard this?

His dad seemed to make it work. As have I.