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Nice throw by Romfo on that slant, nice to see

I hope Romfo is just too amped up. Looked horrible throwing.

OL had good start, QB not so much.

Romfo 0-2. Ugh

Either of the SU DB's knock that first pass down ans changes the whole tone of the beginning

Well on thr bright side we had that deep ball covered well

It's on FS1 if you have that

QB bootleg with a run pass option on first play is my call.

Let's Northern Iowa these guys!!

Do we run up the gut on our first play?

The best we could hope for is probably like 34-17, but I'm thinking 42-10 and I'm thinking they have 24 at half

So by default, the top three QB's for UND (before Feeney left) are better than the Michigan State QB right....because everyone at UND thought the bench guys were better than Tommy, who is now better than Michigan State starter Ok so Im at the bar and just having fun here so cut me some slack for this post lol

So you are saying that Ummm was you then eh? When I first heard that....I too was a little like.....what....you are going off completion percentsge in practice. So if Romfo throws 10 screen passes in practice and jas 100 percent completions he is better...I too was like WTF. He did say something along the lines if I recall that Romfo had more explosive plays with less attempts or something like that. He also did say those were just one factor and other things are looked at. But ya when I first heard that it made me take notice too. We will find out tomorrow if the right choice was made for QB as there were big implications from it. Not gonna lie....in my head when I think of Romfo I think of.....much better runner than Tommy, same arm strength but not as good of accuracy.....and when I think of that I'm like.....ugh. But this is only in my head as I've never really seen Romfo throw, and is why I asked the question the other day asking how strong of an arm does he have.....but nobody replied. While Tommy didn't have a strong arm, he was very accurate on short to mid distance throws and generally made good decisions.

I remember Keaton being pretty fast, but overall not sure he was as good of a runner. Part of that might have been we didn't run him a lot because we didn't have a quality backup QB so never got to see it how good of a runner he was.

I was thinking that too....been a long time since we've had a true threat running the ball at QB. Keaton made some nice runs, but he was nothing like Cam Miller running the ball. So definitely curious to see how our offense is with a QB that can run. How well he can throw though, and make good decisions....that will be the key. He has only had to do it in practice, hoping it goes well during games.

I hope that is a real question being asked in 6-8 weeks. Cam is way better than some on this board suggest.

I just looked, was thinking on taking Iowa State. But at 28.5 not gonna do it. Hoping we cover that....

And now another one

CU penalty on 3rd down was huge

Looks like you lost in the first quarter already. We can only hope Romfo ends up being as good as Miller. Jerry was number 3 initially after depth chart released, but yet you said he should have started day 1 last year. Your QB analysis is extremely questionable.

So what are everyone's prediction for the Colorado - SU game tonight?

Agree, haven't listened to the podcast yet, I think we will find out a little about our team and our QB, but the jury will be out until the Montana game. If Schuster were still here he would not be leading this team to a victory on Saturday. At home against Montana I think he could. Very anxious for the game on Saturday, but I don't think we will likely even go toe to toe with them.

Makes it a touch call as to whether should pull the redshirt on him. One thought is he likely won't stay 4 years anyway so use him while you can. Another might be.... to limit him to 4 this year so he hasn't shown enough where he thinks he wants to jump ship or people or other coaches start chirping in his ear. I'm sure Bo will be a great influence on him though so hopefully he does what Bo did and sticks with UND.

And it seems like there is often one play that we lose a bunch of momentum. Utah State Otis ran into crossing reciever when there was a huge hole on 3rd and short. Nebraska Tommy misses a Wide open Belquist for what would have been a big play early, one that he normally completed 95 percent of time. Also the penalty late or was it that and then long completion when they were deep in their own end. We were in the game up to that point. Boise St. was the fumble right before half that ended up being a 10 point swing. Honestly we will need a few breaks in this game and be on the right side of the types of plays above in order to have a chance IMO.

4-8 is a complete toss up and with as few returning starters as we have, and then add losing a few coaches I'm surprised we are as high as we are in some polls.