geaux_sioux

Don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out. bull$%!# walks. If only 5 players are 100% committed then that's all I want to stay.

Long term or going into spring ball?

hunits

Bring Back gfhockey

Tyrhe Ivery, RJ McGill, Aeron Carr, Anthony Fletcher, Casey Young, Jake Disterhaupt, Roman Bridges. There are a lot more quality athletes at wr. If Kenny leaves we'll be fine, just not as good.

With Jackson leaving and possibly Golladay, which I hope doesn't happen, look for Tyrhey Ivery to return to WR for his senior season. Remember he made huge plays as a fr wr.

Yea I suppose. We aren't rivals anymore so I figured that couldn't be it.

I thought Twining was the base middle school?

I thought the computer labs were closed during lunch time in Schroeder middle school

So he took a traditionally bad program to the playoffs?

Had Montana Tech ever had success?

The offense should have been 'fine'. The problem was nobody could have foreseen how pathetic the OL ended up being. Not saying one of the qbs would have won the Jerry Rice but they would have been much better with good protection and a running game.

Chappell was only on relays when they wanted to qualify a relay for state when he was a senior. He was a guaranteed 40 points each meet so the coach had him in all individual the majority of the time. At state his senior year team Chappell would have gotten 4th at state if I remember correctly. By himself he was a top give track team at state.

The cream with eventually rise to the top.

Don't forget the progression made by Marcus Hendrickson from that game at Montana to his first start against PSU. Night and day would be an understatement. These kids were FR and were given way too much on their plate with a !@#$ OL. They'll be much better next year and the year after that and the year after that.

Unfortunately very true

I've yet to see a RB in person with such easy top end speed and instant acceleration. Those backs we saw were quick but none had devastating break away speed.

Sorry but I don't think it's fair to Jake to compare him to Chappell. Reason number 1. Chappell ran a 10.54 100M in highschool, I'm not sure if Jake even ran a 10.9 100M. Chappell was also 200 lbs, Jake is the slightest RB I've ever seen at UND. Chappell did quite well against the legit D1 teams he played against (13 ypc avg at #5 UNI, 11.3 ypc at SUU with a 73 yard TD run) and was faster than anyone we've had in D1 anyway so I'm not sure how he wouldn't have had similar success. I know I pimp Chappell like none other but he was a once in a generation talent and we only got two years to see him play, Jake is just a run of the mill athlete.

Marcus was no slouch that year either.

Hardin had no where near the constancy or leadership of Dressler. Drops, pouting, disappearing from games, Dressler did none of that and that's why he was better. Greg was very good and had better numbers but just wasn't as good.

Hardin put up pretty decent numbers even with a huge target on his back and the qb play. The qb won't be worse next year so I don't think it's a stretch at all.

I'm sure that was apart of the first team meeting last August.

The only dogshit program at UND is men's tennis. A good coach is a good coach but not a miracle worker, sometimes to get a good job you need to pay your dues at a less than desirable one. Think Denny Green at prairie view.

Too much not fresh. It makes a difference to have a donut that is not fried in Canada then frozen and shipped and warmed in an ovan. Tim Hortons donuts are all show no go. The hot chocolate on the other hand is delicious.