forksandspoons

Any word on the safety position?

I know this has been posted elsewhere, but why can't we buy the Adidas hats/gear the coaches wear???

Just drove by and not a single person using it.

I lived downtown and could reach Lincoln Park and Riverside Park in just a few minutes via the Greenway... cross the river and there's a CAMPGROUND. There's plenty of green space.

They have a committee (yes, a committee) working on making better use of the existing open spaces downtown. I think improving those other pocket parks is high on their list. Along with some other spaces such as town square and the area to the north of the Toasted Frog.

Side note: Multiple times I've seen Santiago really have to hit the breaks because of the cement in the corner of the end zone. Once he gets to the cement he slides like he's on skates. Maybe cover it with rubber or something?

Who made that? I don't see it on UND Insider's account

You would think someone may have to. It's going to be another stressful season worrying about those deep post routes

How many safeties does it leave if Flowers is gone?

ILB is obviously one of the biggest concerns. But did you expect a guy like Bakker to come in and have the career he did?

Has he ever?

The only renderings I've seen showed the opposite. The renderings were very old, though.

Go on...

How long does it take for them to tear down the basketball setup and get it ready for a hockey game?

Should be more concerned about depth at S than anything, IMO..

That will be an interesting spot to watch this spring

Who else does UND have at S with the Palmborg move besides Reyes and the new transfer?

Did Williams ever commit? Wiki doesn't say he did. So no CBs in this class?? edit: sorry, Kyle hieptas

bollant, Santiago then Reyes

I agree with you about Harris having a chance, too. But doesn't anyone remember this spring Baukol tweeting Reyes ran one of the fastest 40s on the team? I'd hope he'll only get faster.

Heagle is 5-10, 200 pounds, which is probably what kept him from being drafted. Reyes is 6-2, 215.

Killebrew from S Utah was a 4th rounder last year. Similar in size, but I think Reyes could be a tish faster and stronger. Not saying Reyes will go that high, but he's got a pretty good shot at going somewhere

Per Tom Miller: "UND could also play Johannesson at fullback. Kyle Norberg, UND's starting fullback in 2016, will be a senior next season." http://www.grandforksherald.com/sports/und-football/4177874-university-minnesota-rb-and-fargo-native-transferring-und-football-team#.WE28NqT9_VU.twitter

How about now?