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I hope someone knocks out Riley. He is a cocky SOB.

I thought we'd hit something 15-20 yards and kick a FG. I was wrong.

I actually put the reverse pass in. Noah threw a bad ball, but it worked.

Brady was on the field. It is a rule, 1 RB at a time. Where have you been all year??

Time to throw into traffic.

Is this rock bottom? Did we just hit it?

Portland St. scores on a RB wheel route. Works for most teams. We don't run that play of course.

Off sides. Check

Are we on a hidden camera show this season?

Montana getting their tits lit by Weber St. This is why I was so pissed about our incompetence in our game against the Griz. They are a pretty average team, we made them look good.

That's who I had in mind, Big C. 315 to 330 lbs with feet, couldn't block him. Can Bennet and Tank dominate next year, or will someone emerge like Morrison or Ott, or Quentin?

It's been awhile and nobody is real fresh in anyone's mind. We need dominant players on each level of the defense. Having 10 game ready D-lineman without a dominant player really doesn't get us very far. I think Tank dominated the Cal Poly game at home last year. But haven't seen that level since. Don't take comfort in sheer numbers, need some special guys if we are going to be a perennial top 10.

Anyone, Who's our last dominant D-lineman at UND?

Ya, that was a brutal post and thankfully the exception on this forum. Anger and frustration with the results is one thing but I for 1 am not doubting the players and their emotional and physical investment in trying to win games.

FYP - Off-Field Baggies (and scale)

I witnessed Schultz and his squatting. It's true what you say. The bar looked like a noodle. I myself tweaked my back on a max power clean. Although the training staff didn't believe in it, I had to see a chiropractor on my own dime just to straighten up the next few days. During that time, I thought to myself, is this really necessary, getting hurt in the weight room?

I read something about the NFL some time ago. About 1/3 retire, and of the 2/3 that return productivity is down. Just one study, but it isn't too positive. However, Harris is younger than the average NFL guy and for his height doesn't carry a lot of weight.

I pre-snap cringe sometimes on the match-ups we get caught in.

Every game it becomes obvious that the opposing team is going to get the ball to their best players in space, and we seldom stop it. It was #1 in space and #17 for 1-on-1 situations for Sac St. 12 out of 13 teams in the league do this on offense. I bet the worst defense in any league is usually hurt by 3 and outs and a crappy 3rd down conversion rate by their own offense. Check and check for the UND offense. What can the defense do better this year? Bracket and double the best player on the opposing team on 3rd downs.

That's a blast from the past, played him in high school. He was a beast to tackle.

Leaving 9 week old child at home, that's a for sure win. Dip'n dots as mentioned can be very satisfying. Beer and good weather this time of the year, positive. Other than that, I can't think of anything.

Define the word "play". I hope it doesn't mean burning 35 seconds on the play clock to run a toss.

Griz - The Grizzlies lost their senior quarterback in the final game of the non-conference. The injury suffered by Reese Phillips literally hasn’t mattered. Redshirt freshman Gresch Jensen is throwing for 356.2 yards per game in conference play roughly three quarters after taking over midway through UM’s win over Savannah State. Jensen has thrown for 1,425 yards and 10 touchdowns during league competition, including 423 yards and three scores last week as the Griz have won three straight. The Griz are averaging 41.5 points and 529 yards of total offense per game in league play. SUU - But that loss proved the importance of senior quarterback Patrick Tyler, who did not play in that game, and foreshadowed Sac’s improvement under fourth-year head coach Jody Sears. Weber - The influence on Cantwell’s concussion on the SUU loss cannot be understated. With Justin Shaw and Braden Miles taking turns, Weber couldn’t do anything offensively. Shaw, who went 0-of-4 with three interceptions as a freshman in WSU’s 44-0 loss to Weber two years ago, went 4-12 for 20 yards and two interceptions in the most recent loss to SUU. Miles went 4-of-6 for 33 yards in his college debut. UND - Senior QB Keaton Studsrud did not play and for some unexplained reason the Hawks played B. Heidlbaugh the entire 1st half, demoralizing the entire team in spite of 3 turnovers forced by the defense. Once again, the Hawks failed to properly use their personnel after a short tease in the Northern Colorado game. The 2nd half was better but UND can't afford to play to 'Keep it Close' or they won't win a game the rest of the season. And they might want to simplify their offense so players can make plays once an injury does occur. (UND write-up by unknown author) Conclusion - 3 out of 4 teams above did suffer a huge set-back without their starting QB. Montana has thrived although we were a big part of that in the most recent game. What makes the Montana system seamless for the next QB up? I always hear how complex our offense is to learn and to get the proper checks. But watching us the only comment I can think of is...."Oh Really??"

Thanks for the laughs -

I guarantee you won't be disappointed.