Dustin

Has anyone answered this question? I am curious too.

And all of UND's road games will be on ESPN+, correct? If so, all of the road games will be in the month, so paying $5.99 to watch 3 games seems like a decent deal.

Does ESPN+ require a subscription even if your TV package includes ESPN?

Forecast update from NWS: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 55. East wind 5 to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 20 mph. Rain should hold off until well after the game. Don't see any reason why our offense of rushing and short passes should have any weather-related limitations. Probably won't take any deep shots if wind is gusty.

Forecast still looking like it won't be much of an issue - High near 50 under partly sunny skies. Haven't been able to get a great wind forecast - looks like an east wind (which would be across the field), but I don't think the intensity is known yet. Game plan is to pound the ground, I assume?

Yes, someone on this board reminded the members here of that as well.

So, how small of a margin of victory will feel like a loss? I'd say that I'm good with any victory that isn't determined in the last few plays of the game.

Everyone back for 2021-22 except for Panoam, right? How about players coming in? I don't follow basketball recruiting very well. If we were a 5 seed this year, I think we should be able to wear the home jersey (i.e. higher seed) when we play a Summit League quarterfinal game next year.

Basically what I said on my second school of thought earlier.

Yes, but I don’t expect a team to run the same plays season after season. I’m sure Danny has some new stuff ready for when Brock plays again.

I guess another school of thought might be to let him have some live game action before the SU game, and just use him very basically. Not show any cards, so to speak. We should win definitely without showing too many wrinkles of the playbook.

Yes, I think so. I don’t want him on tape prior to NDSU.

UND should be able to get some outdoor practices in this week. That will be huge for preparation.

Wisconsin win the Big Ten regular season. Last conference regular season crown was 2000 in the WCHA.

Yeah, nothing wrong with them having a total collapse.

I didn’t remember that Western Illinois was the team that kept us out in 2015. Hopefully that provides some extra motivation.

Nobody’s - our time of possession will increase

Just think how their mothers feel...

This has been my favorite part so far. I know some people were starting to question our defense with Schmidt, so maybe it was mutually beneficial that he took a new position. Holinka brings us to a whole new level, IMO.

I was in agreement with several posters thinking the score would be 30-something to around 20. Not as many people picked a defensive battle.

I think that’s an awesome plan even if he would be ready to go the week before. Go for the kill in Fargo.

The halftime adjustments are among the biggest upgrade over previous years. O line is right up there too. Discipline has been exceptional. Our stock is sky rocketing.

Perhaps better.

Couple of miscues on offense (Weah fumble, Schuster interception), defense was stout (sacks were awesome), and we were able to put the game away in the 4th quarter with the Canady interception and 3rd down conversion. We’re getting closer to that complete game. Now let’s rest up and get ready to be road warriors.

I remember 2016 and 2011 - were those the last two?