Dustin

So, if I am understanding this right, the Mexican restaurant (Charras & Tequila) going into the old Ruby Tuesdays is set to open in July, El Roco will also become a Mexican restaurant (La Cantina), and there will be an Indian restaurant (House of Punjab) at 3000 32nd Ave. (the same complex as Noodles & Company - perhaps in the Spicy Pie spot?)?

Speculation, or confirmed?

Haha! Burn.

No, I'm saying IF he changed his name and/or avatar.

It absolutely does, until your true identity as a Bison fan manifests.

I've been a big fan (and defender) of Schuster, but you're absolutely right @Midwestern Hawk that Tommy could have had Maag on that play and should have gone to him. @homer, you are also absolutely right in that that is a freshman mistake that will hopefully go away with experience.

God, don't we know that in Grand Forks this year. A redshirt freshman starts every game and leads the team to 5-2, but yet, let's see what the other guy can do.

Ok, so it's the VT transfer that's suppose to resurrect the Bison offense. The Graetz kid seems like a kid we lucked out on by not getting.

So, was Graetz the one that was supposed to take over the Bison offense next fall, or is that somebody else?

Not surprised there. He was still worthwhile to recruit, though, IMO.

Especially risking injury, which did happen.

Someone refresh my memory on what happened here. I remember the Omaha kid going to Texas St., but not this guy.

Absolutely. Until we beat you, NDSU fans won't take UND seriously.

This may the X-factor to an even more unpredictable offense to defend against.

To expand a little on my past post, I think many UND people have (incorrectly, IMO) gone on the defense that what NDSU has done isn't really relevant because "FCS isn't true Division I football." While there is some truth to that, I would certainly rather have UND with 8 FCS national championships than NDSU. And maybe the flamboyant Bison fans really try to cram down people's throats how good they are at Division I football which has given UND people a bad taste in their mouth. I don't remember people thinking what the Bison did in the '80s in Division II as irrelevant. It's been a tough go for UND football, really ever since NDSU moved up and we didn't. Between the nickname fight, UND's intense focus on hockey (including women's hockey for a while), the loss to U of Sioux Falls, the Bison's dominance, and the Fargo media, it's just nice to look to the future and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

From my personal interactions, this is a MAJOR problem right now. One of the only persons with whom I can have a legitimate conversation about UND football (other than all of you) is an NDSU fanatic that follows all of the MVFC and FCS.

Very pleased we were able to score 3 touchdowns on offense. Needed something from our defense and/or special teams to really have a chance and we didn't get that, unfortunately. But I'm still in awe with (pretty much) everything that went down in the 2020-21 spring season. I think this team is going to be on an outright mission come September.

Are you just meaning to own an opposing defensive line? I thought our O-line was outstanding this year. Couple of games where it was harder for us to establish the run, but QB protection was phenomenal.

Thanks, @Duke Dawg Your compatriot @bulldogg was also kind enough to grace our board with his presence. With the kindness you've both shown, I am rooting for JMU the rest of the way.

Thanks. I knew I'd recognize the name once I saw it.

Not quite the same panic as the NDSU game, but apparently the coaches don't think he fits into the offense when we're trying to play catchup.

Great assessment @geaux_sioux

Yes, we lucked out on that one. But to balance things, we also were unlucky on a couple calls in the second half.

@bulldogg Thanks for stopping by on our board. I think JMU is the best team left, so best of luck the rest of the way. Hope we have a chance to knock you guys out in the future

More thoughts: I love how Danny let it all hang out with the play calling in the 2nd quarter.