Dustin

YES!! Glad we got those two.

https://usatodayhss.com/2018/chippewa-valley-mich-qb-tommy-schuster-voted-week-16-super-25-top-star

Which coach recruits Michigan?

How many state champions does that make in this class? I know of at least 3 (Schuster, Pierre, Nelson).

What is the best way to follow the action this morning/today?

I know some of you are having fun with this one (which is fine), but what about an I-29 shield?

So, it seems like we should be REALLY excited about our defense next year. How will it stack up against great offensive output like NDSU and EWU?.

I think the 2018 will be an anomaly. I hope so, anyways. I am certain we will have better setter play. I'd like to see what Morgan Hunt brings with her height (6-3). Ashley Bruggeman will need her best game every time she plays, and Alivia Fraase should give coach no doubt that she's the libero. Still a young team in '19, with 3 seniors and 2 juniors.

All good points. I thought I was onto something. Apparently not.

None come to mind. Does the fact that Rudolph is gone, and no one said "I don't want to be here without him" speak volumes??!!

As proven by our main rival, a great class can lay the foundation and introduce a culture for several more classes to come.

Yes. His is Lukosevicius.

Combine that defense with a better coached offense (not saying talent will be better; perhaps at par) should lead to many good things.

So, like the Denver hockey player.

Also curious about this, but if you know something, it's probably better left out of public consumption.

What is the phonetic pronunciation of this name?

This thread just got me really excited to see what's ready to unfold next fall!

This is seen as a good thing, right?

Calling her a bust might be a bit harsh, I'll admit, especially since she wasn't getting good passes. She seemed out of shape, and the amount of running that our poor passing forced her to do, plus the fact she kept having to wipe off her sweaty hands, made for the worst setter play I've even seen at UND in the DI era.

That is welcome news, in my opinion. Not sure what Tulsa wants to do with her, but she was a bust at setter for UND. Hopefully what it means is that Pryor has a real setter ready to play for 2019, and Rautio saw the writing on the wall.

Was scrambling this morning trying to figure out how to watch this online. THANK YOU! I have NHL Network at home but wasn't sure if I wanted to take off early.

I would love for the Ralph, MTS, USA Hockey, and Hockey Canada to work together to host the tournament in Grand Forks and Winnipeg.

Correct. I think it's the only place the tournament makes money. Exceptions might be GF and/or MSP.

Will you say the same thing when UND starts playing NDSU multiple times per year in multiple sports (one of which will be football) with conference standings and potential conference championships on the line? That's the way it was until 2004. That's why we care. NDSU historically has been the biggest thorn in UND's side (and the reverse is true as well) to accomplishing those standings or championships. That's why we care. The fact that it's the in-state school means you know people who went to, go to, or root for the other one, so it's a point of pride among friends and family. That's why we care.

Agree. Would SDSU rather beat NDSU, but lose to USD? I doubt it. Or think of the reverse scenario - would USD rather beat NDSU, but lose to SDSU. Also, no. UND has an advantage over SDSU and USD by having NDSU as the in-state rival. Once you've toppled your state, you've also toppled the whole FCS. For a long time I've held the belief (and still do) that UND will be the school to take down NDSU. I just don't see it any other way. No school is going to be as motivated to do it as much as UND. No school would it mean as much to as UND. Not saying the process is going to be easy, but it's easy to focus on.