geaux_sioux

I don't disagree with most of your post but as an athlete if you need someone to get in your face to be excited to go out and hit someone and play one of the most fun sports out there at a high level then you need to get your pulse checked. I was ready to go for every game of every sport I ever played and didn't need anyone pumping me up because I was always excited to go out and have fun. Should Mussman do a better job of motivating his team? Yes. Should he have to for his team to be ready to play? No. Both parties are in the wrong here.

I firmly disagree. A coach should have to say nothing for a player to give their all in a football game.

So these young men can get paid to play football and go to school or could get paid to die for their country but God forbid someone questions their attitude and toughness even if there are clearly issues with those things? So you're saying only the coach can be held accountable? They're lucky he only called them divas. They deserve worse for how some have acted recently.

What's the legal definition of an adult?

The kid clearly doesn't like losing. Let's hope his friend Iverson can point that passion in the right direction.

Twins. Adam jr and Adam the third.

If I was a parent of one of the divas I'd tell him to pull his head out of his ass. Mussman has all the right in the world to call his players out. It sends a message when he tells it to the media.

The kids a sitting duck back there. At least Joe can protect himself. Both have proven capable of throwing bad ints.

Good points but I think we all know that if Joe can't get it done without protection there is no way Ryan can. He is a pocket passer only. They can't even think of making that change unless the line gets their !@#$ together.

Not because of his driving record that's for damn sure.

I like when people completely melt down because I said a few UND players are or can be good. Sorry, they all suck.

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Linemen are included in the defenders and we always get hogs in every class.

What did his tweet say?

They lost the privilege of dressing for the games. It's something that should have to be earned and not only did they not have to earn it but they took it for granted. Even something as little as earning your spot on the sideline or the ability to dress for a game will make them buy in more to the program and work just that little big harder to get there.

You can't have a successful offense with no oline. Adjust it to what? Run the ball more? Short passes all day? Bootlegs most of the time? No matter what we have no chance at having a successful offense that is multifaceted enough to keep the defense guessing unless we can maintain a line of scrimmage at all.

So it's his fault that the oline can't block anyone?

What I've been shocked about is that if there is any coaching that should be in question it's the offensive coaching, especially the oline. The defense has gotten much better as the season has gone on and the offense has basically gone into the fetal position. Going into this season who would have expected that?

He's at least proved he knows what a buyout is supposed to look like.

Faison has had a pretty strong track record so far. His hires have been more than solid. He's not the most personable guy but he only cares about getting the job done. This next decision will basically be his legacy at UND. If he hits it out of the park he will go down in history. If he flops he will go down in the Bunning category.

That was one sweet sack by Allen

Well done. I'll give you that. Now scurry along back to lakes for your treat.

Looks like a solid player. He's got some serious hops. That means he can get faster with weight training. So we've got a wr which we obviously kick ass at recruiting now let's go get some defenders and a rb and a qb or two.

I'm sure it wasn't last year. Around 2009 or 2010.

I have a cousin who had the same problem in Fargo a few years ago. He had about 6 Bison tickets and couldn't find anyone to go with him so he got rid of most of them and now he can't get them back. It's strange how quickly things can change from rock bottom to on top of the work with a little luck if you play your cards right. It's probably time we go all in.