Dustin

I was trying to find this online but I couldn't. Does someone have a list of the all-time leading scorers in UND men's BB history? Even just the top scorer (and his points) would be helpful. Thanks.

I plan on being there tonight, and hope to see a shooting performance like last Saturday.

Hopefully not too far off-topic, but I wanted to pose the question: By the time Joe Mollberg is a senior, where you do you see the UND football team? What would be considered a success, and what would be considered a failure?

I don't remember Webb struggling at FT line before, but this year he has been completely awful, and cost us a couple games. Anyone know his FT stat from Freshman and Sophomore years?

It wouldn't be beyond the realm of possibility...FCS picked up at least one of the volleyball games televised by Midco.

Actually, @Idaho St. is our third conference game (Jan. 3), and @Weber St. is after that (Jan. 5). Montana is our next home conference game (Jan. 10)

Exactly. That's why we don't need to go to best-of-three at home sights. Keep the format the same (16-team, single elimination), but let the #1 seeds host. Attendance would sky rocket, and more than likely you'd have the best four teams at the Frozen Four.

Totally agree with everything you said. I wrote the same thing (before I read this) over on Schlossman's blog.

Anybody know the real reason why Crown and Presentation are on our schedule? We're they scheduled before we had assured conference affiliation (i.e. before June 12)? We shouldn't have to put up with this next year (or any other year in the future), right?

Well, I was hoping ONE, really ANY ONE, of the early season games would be a nice road win for the team and get people pumped up for the Big Sky conference schedule.

Because UND has a TV contract, so the ones played in Grand Forks were televised. The Sioux-Bison men's game next week is televised from Fargo, though it wasn't part of the UND package released at the beginning of the year. MidCo must have realized it would be a good programming decision. I wonder who the announcers will be?

According to the article, she is a setter. Hardee must have her tagged as the setter of the future after Nikki Husheldt graduates (Griffin will be a freshman when Husfeldt is a senior).

Coach Muss' hometown Owatonna (MN) Huskies are playing for the state championship today. Possibly some recruiting avenues there.

I wonder if some of the girls won't be with the team next year. Hardee is already playing two freshmen every game (McKenzie Hart, and Lauren Clarke), while some sophomores are hardly played, if ever (Kim Kuechle, Kyle Evert, Emily Asche). Naomi Dahl was red-shirted, and now in her second year has hardly played. When other schools come in, their rosters are significantly shorter than ours, so it gets me wondering why we have so many girls - I guess we have enough for two teams in practice.

I knew the SDSU game would be on Midco (both USD and SDSU have Midco TV deals as well), but not about the NDSU game. How'd you find that out?

Here's my non-statistical assessment of last night's game and the upcoming season: Huff still feels that he can and should do it all - be a team player, Huff Free Throws look to be improved Alonzo Traylor appears to be a nice pick-up I've never seen Jaron Nash play, but I can bet we're gonna need him pretty badly The ability to create turnovers is there, but we didn't hold on to the ball as well as we needed to either Hopefully shooting percent was an anomoly this game - there's no way we can go the season shooting like that

According to TV guide website, the KSU-UND game is scheduled for FSNorth.

Midcontinent guide has not changed to reflect this yet.

True, but it's not exactly like we've been cellar dwellwers (well, except for soccer).

Based on those rankings, we've got some tough competition to start the season. Hopefully we can knock off one of those teams and create some buzz right away.

Why would the band go to a road game when there is a home series of games? (ok, 2, but still)

Myabe the Vikings game had something to do with attendance. But, since UND is consistently losing to these teams in the top half of the standings, I think excitement for volleyball might be waning. I know I'm dissapointed with the number of losses, especially at home. I'm surprised the girls can't defend their home court better. :/

The majority of college football games around the country are played in the afternoon (some even start before noon - when I was in college Gopher games started at 11 AM). Plus, when other teams have home games on Saturday (like hockey), they don't want them overlapping.

Not sure of established Big Sky rivalries, but I would think Idaho and Idaho St. would want to be in the same division.

Formatting didn't quite turn out the way I typed it. This may work better. North Division: UND, UM, MSU, UI, ISU, EWU South Division: UNC, WSU, SUU, PSU, Sac. SU, NAU