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I heard Brewster was such bumbling idiot and UND (also fools at the time) didn't have a presence in the twin cities and NDSU cleaned up. I am not going to do the research but that's what I was told. And really, what makes a good team great is a couple special players that elevate the team. You and I have said it before, what did a Clive G. do for our offense? What does a Turner do for a run game? What does a legit NFL guy do for a secondary in Williams? (and no, our phony NFL d-back prospects over the past few years do not rise to that level)

"Seniors, once a BiZon always a BiZon. Trainers, tape everyones' hands in a horns up so when they wake in the morning the 1st thing they see is BiZon pride and......" ring, ring, ring "hang on for a second....yep, yep, OK, $2.3, yep, Ok." Walks back....."trainers, never mind!!"

Right, SU probably doesn't want anyone K State is recruiting.

In all seriousness, SU should send him on his way, he just took another job. I heard Bohl and Klieman had to be physically seperated in the locker room, I think in Frisco, when Bohl was hired at WY but stayed on. Recruiting and signing date......awkward!!

And a few decommits and 2nd guessing on the 1st signing date followed by a staff gutting and a crappy hire for HC and for Klieman to steal the strength coach. Anything else??? Oh, and Go Jacks!! A loss to the Jacks.

Didn't we have a bunch of All-Conference and a few All-American accolades in 2016? Winning helps, there is a front-runner component to this, too.

Is this some kind of joke!!

The eye test tells me McKinney has it, too. In 2018 when Santiago was banged up, Mckinney should of had more touches.

Hopefully not UAB like.

UNI finishes 7-6. I am impressed.

Maybe a little different issue and self-inflicted wound by the NFL......#Istand.

I will save everyone the suspense. Montana State will probably fumble the opening kick-off, rush for 70 yards in the entire game, throw 3 picks, and have 8 false starts. The same as 90% of all the games in Fargo. Why bother -

Schleusner is few pounds short of Blair even.

At the beginning, middle, and end of the day it is a humongous factor and advantage. Stepps - played D-back Agnew - played RB Gigle - played DL Schmitty - played LB Joel S. - played Safety Danny - back where he belongs with QB's and OC Luke - played O-line At the position coach level, these guys lived the fine details. For a WR coach, teach our guys how to get open, catch the ball, and block, 1st hand knowledge is preferable.

That would be amazing, but I see WD more as a guy that spends a few weeks in GF advising compared to taking a full time position. UNLESS, he has coaching aspirations, then gotta start somewhere!!

Most are hyperventilating over new blood and DI experience with all hires. What DI position coach is looking for a lateral move?? We are looking at FBS/FCS grad assistants or DII or DIII guys, or someone that recently played at a high level with no coaching experience. A WR coach can be a young and inexperienced guy, backed by playing experience, my 2 cents.

this sums up our old system

Stay tuned - 2019 UND Football!!

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Let's start with this for the offense.......don't go to the line and try making 3-4 checks while no one can hear you to run a toss play!! It was embarrassing.

Right, Danny's OC career won't be defined by his 2nd game against the best FCS program in history coming off another Natty, that's just stupid. I do expect more than 40 yards of offense which UND had last time while the game was still within reach!!

Ya, he'd suck, coagulated blood.

Tempo, perimeter, ball in space, explosive plays, players' strengths, simple concepts so players can play fast!! I am nearly speachless!!

We did, but in hindsight maybe it isn't fair to hand a guy the keys to a hooptie and expect luxury performance.

I was thinking our internal staff.