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  1. On 9/4/2017 at 1:08 PM, Bison06 said:

    At the risk of sounding like a "hater" or a wet blanket, I've been seeing a lot of posts this week heaping praise on Studsrud for his performance in the Utah game. For the record, I was only able to follow the game on my phone and didn't see him play, but can someone explain to me what about his performance in this game impressed you. Looking at his stat line, he performed well below his season averages from a year ago which was a season that most UND fans felt Studsrud needed to improve upon this year for UND to be successful. As I said, I didn't see the game, but I'm slightly confused as to why his game Thursday night is being viewed as an obvious positive. 

    http://www.foxsports.com/college-football/keaton-studsrud-player-stats

    Lots of compliments about him from the Utah fans as we were leaving the stadium. They were impressed with his ability to move, and his decision-making. He didn't look to be at all fazed by being in that environment. We should have thrown more. Our "3-yd and a cloud of dust" offense wasn't getting us anywhere close 3 yards on most plays. Just couldn't get a good push up front - the Utes Dline was as advertised. Meanwhile, the middle of the field was open for tight ends and crossing routes. Do we have tight ends? Oh yeah, one scored our only TD.... ???

  2. I know I'm late getting to this, but I just wouldn't feel right if I didn't give a big shoutout to the Utah Utes fans.

    My wife and I had a chance to meet and talk with a number of Utes fans before, during, and after the game and I'm not exaggerating at all to say that it was truly an uplifting experience. Walking through the tailgate lot before the game we had numerous people approach us to thank us for coming, to offer food, to tell stories (a few transplanted North Dakotans, etc.), and to offer us drinks. Too many drinks. I had to accept a few (just to be polite, of course...) but if I had accepted them all I never would have made it to the game.

    The fans were gracious, welcoming - and knowledgeable. They knew our team, commented on our strong running game and defense, and were truly concerned about how their team would perform against the Hawks. Even after the game, we had multiple people make positive comments about the team and how good they looked, and that we'd win a lot of games in the Big Sky this year. Several went out of their way to mention Keaton Studsrud and what a heady and effective player he was.

    So, thanks, Utes fans - for making our trip to Utah an amazing experience - despite the verdict on the scoreboard.

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  3. 4 hours ago, Utesince84 said:

    Just stopping by to wish UND luck this week as well as the rest of the season. Hope it's a great game Thursday night with no injuries.  Looking forward to following UND a bit throughout the season.

    Thanks - we are excited to make the trip to Salt Lake City and really appreciate all the info you and the other Ute fans have posted. One request: Could you reduce the game time temperature to something in the 70s instead of the high 80s? Thanks! 

  4. On 8/17/2017 at 10:32 AM, Herd said:

    Do the teams also do testing outside of what the NCAA does for playoff competition?   Seem like a lot of this stuff is uncovered at playoff time in general at the FCS level.

    I know I'm a little late to chime in on this, but I'm told the team does test randomly during the season. If you're going to have a guy make a dumb decision and ends up testing positive, you don't want to wait until after a playoff game to find out.

  5. 1 hour ago, UNDBIZ said:

    That really s*cks if O'Brien is done and that cheap shot is the reason.

    I heard that he is in fact done. Was shared with the team on Friday after he had some tests done over spring break. It's a shame to see. 

  6. 17 hours ago, geaux_sioux said:

    I've heard of their coaches being straight up dicks and acting like guys were lucky to even get a sniff from NDSU.

    I can confirm that in at least one coach's case. They deserve to have some swagger, but arrogance will come back to bite.

  7. On 2/1/2017 at 2:42 PM, UNDBIZ said:

    Can't remember if it had been brought up here or not, but SFI says Clive Georges will not be back for 2017.

    That's too bad. Nice kid, great fun to watch on the field, terrible injury - I wish him the best.

  8. 21 hours ago, siouxfan512 said:

    Still waiting for some more OL guys. Really hope we hear something soon. With Rousenmiller only having an offer from us and a PWO from the Goofs, I was hoping he would having committed. I wonder if he will be visiting soon, and we may hear something the.

    I do know he's scheduled to visit soon - not certain of the date. He has options in both football and track & field so I think he's weighing his choices. The visit will be important.

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  9. 2 hours ago, UNDBIZ said:

    We've offered Lakeville South OL (center/guard) Eric Rousemiller.  6'4" 305 lbs (hudl) or 6'3" 285 lbs (247).  Currently holds Gopher PWO.

    http://www.hudl.com/profile/2836390/eric-rousemiller/videos

    Big kid - national champion weightlifter, hard-worker and extremely coachable. I've seen him play both hoops and football since about 5th grade. He'd be a good fit for UND. Based on the last time I saw him, 305 lbs. is not a stretch. His older brother is throwing the hammer for Gopher track & field, so that may be a factor. 

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  10. On 12/3/2016 at 9:29 PM, omahasioux1 said:

    Not a football person,but our secondary sucks ass so bad.

    I realize I'm jumping in on this a little late, but I'd disagree. It seemed like quite often the safeties were close to the line of scrimmage and the corners were matched up in man-to-man against some pretty big and athletic receivers. The long TD was  a clear mistake in coverage - and there was no safety help at all on that play. The long completion at the end of the game - Hunt was right where he needed to be and made a good play on the ball. A taller receiver went up and snagged the ball over the top of Hunt. It was a great play by the WR and a great throw by the QB.

    The CBs were trusted to do a lot on their own - and overall did a pretty good job. The missed FG, the blocked punt, the running into the kicker - those all stand out to me as the plays that made the difference in the game.

  11. 12 hours ago, SiouxFan100 said:

    Are there limits on the number of players that can dress for playoff games. If so, we will have a pretty good idea who is healthy and could be expected to contribute. Do teams need to announce who is going to dress and if so, when? Thanks in advance.

    The limit is 60. I'm not sure about when/if that list needs to be released in advance.

  12. After watching Richmond on Saturday my impression is "very good but beatable." We have to run well, and especially avoid 3rd and long situations. Their offense was pretty balanced and that big back can do some damage. We also have to be on the good side of the turnover ratio. Basic, standard stuff. I like our chances - especially at home.

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  13. I wish I'd have checked this thread before buying my tickets. I went to Ticketmaster and did the "best seats available option." To get two seats together they would have been near the end zone and pretty high up. I ended up buying two single seats one row apart in section 203. I didn't even think to wait until season tix were released.

    Oh well - I'll be in the building, which is good enough for me! Go Hawks!

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  14. On 11/16/2016 at 8:38 AM, siouxforcefans said:

    Not trying to put it at the top (how do you compare with a national title???), but I'm still loving on this season's Potato Bowl.  Without that second half against USD, last week's game is just to keep playoff hopes secure.  Or we could have dropped a couple more after a dejected team started 0-3, and last weekend wouldn't have mattered nearly as much.  But, that second half set the table for that run that lead to that conference championship that was earned with another second half comeback...  A special game in my mind!

    I don't have the history that a lot of folks here do, but honestly for pure drama this year's first and last home games can hardly be beat. The Hawks had bad first halves in both games and were somehow able to wake up the offense and score on defense in the second halves. Those are the kind of games that turn casual fans into big-time fans - me included!

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  15. Taubenheim's struggles are really concerning as this team gets ready for a playoff run. We may need him to win a game for us - he's got to start hitting those kicks consistently and get some confidence back. 

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