Siouxphan27

I agree. in the long run leaving the Big Sky could very well end up saving UND nothing.

What's that old saying, something like ya gotta pee to play?

Correct. Keep on hand supply low, so to jail you will not go.

Denver doesn't need help scheduling OOC games as they are a desirable destination. They can find more attractive OOC opponents to play.

Once they figure out just in time inventory, the sky's the limit.

You know, just because your girlfriend is enormous, that alone doesn't make you a rancher. You need a herd, not just one.

Man, you're annoying. Could you point out where he said Nicholls St. was ever leading?

I think I found a way to make everyone happy https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.eater.com/platform/amp/2016/1/5/10719694/gold-doughnut-manila-social-club-williamsburg

I think this fits here.

8). I wore a Sioux t-shirt to a game, consequently dividing the fan base.

It was more cost effective for CHS to purchase a share of CF Industries to secure fertilizer needs than to go ahead with the Spiritwood project. Better sell your house now and move to Fargo, Moser, before Grand Forks is a ghost town and all property is worthless.

It started in Montana and has now drifted to Kentucky.

Holy digging up two to four-year-old dead conversations Batman. I think this is the third one I've noticed in a week. You think the world is out to get Grand Forks. We get it.

i think it's for the shuffleboard team at del boca vista.

I think Rudolph would be a perfect fit out there

Up here we use time of possession to determine who is the better team.

Won't happen, we might score too quickly and lose the time of possession battle. That's why I for one am sick and tired of this offensive philosophy. After this debacle of a season I was optimistic for next year right up until I heard Bubba's end of year press conference. No changes to the staff. I guess we'll keep imagining we're bigger tougher stronger than everyone else for at least another year.

Lameism.

So over the course of 4 years, roughly 2.17% of the time he's king of the court. Dilly dilly!

Anyone recall when Rudolph was king of the court? ...... anyone?

More proof we dodged a bullet by not picking Roughriders! whew!

History is the difference. To me the difference is we had a good to excellent defense the past two years. The defense was ravaged with injuries this year, and the result is a poor year. I am much more confident on that side of the ball that things can get fixed with a healthy two deep. The offense on the other hand has never excelled, is the most predictable in the conference or dare I say all of D1, and does not properly utilize the talent on the roster. So injuries or not, I have no confidence in a Rudolph led offense taking us any further than the natural talent of those players will take us.