CMSioux Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You keep throwing out money as an excuse for your coach leaving, but many FU fans were convinced their coach was somehow attached to the team and the community and would never leave - all it took was money and he was gone in a flash and it was ALL about the money - guess the fans, the fame, the city (and all its bright lights), the "tradition" weren't enough based on his priorities. 2
kingranch Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 I would rather lose a coach a million times the way NDSU did, over one time the way UND did.
NDSIOUXFAN1 Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Moooo u doesn'twant to play because losing again would hurt recruiting, plus if it was played in GF there wouldn't be enough parking for the mobile homes and tractors.
Hayduke Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Million plus reasons why but pretty sure the field wasn't one of them Wyoming has better facilities than the College of Home Economics at the University of Agriculture and Applied Science. They have a very nice IPF, etc... All on the east side of the campus. But, since you've probably never left Fargo, except maybe the occasional trip to K-Mart in Moorhead, you'll never know. Bohl left because it was his best shot at going FBS. Where subdivision championships are not considered "tradition" with state universities, but the coward's way out of playing with the big boys. The flagship school in North Dakota, the University of North Dakota,and the land grant technical training program in Fargo are playing at the right level of sports...finally! But, don't let winning at the FCS level fool you. FBS schools, even low rung programs like Wyoming are a whole different level. One win a year against FBS schools, usually those in dire straights, makes an impression to the point where an FBS program, with power, money and tradition, will scoop up those responsible and leave the FCS program scrambling for new leadership. But, it's still only one win a year. The only one that is impressive to me is this year, the win against Kansas State. But even that win I kind of question. Two brand new QB's at K-State learning a new system against what is arguably the best FCS team ever, FU fresh off another national championship with their kinks well worked out.. I'd take K-State in the rematch of the same teams now. Bottom line is Wyoming bought Bohl. Because Wyoming has spent decades playing at the highest level and building their program and tradition. They've played and beaten the big boys. Oh, they've lost their share. But, always at the highest level year in and year out. While FU and even UND have hidden at the D-II level. Money and tradition talks. Gene Taylor takes a walk.
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 I would rather lose a coach a million times the way NDSU did, over one time the way UND did. That's a good BINGO you can clear your cards
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You keep throwing out money as an excuse for your coach leaving, but many FU fans were convinced their coach was somehow attached to the team and the community and would never leave - all it took was money and he was gone in a flash and it was ALL about the money - guess the fans, the fame, the city (and all its bright lights), the "tradition" weren't enough based on his priorities. Pretty sure he never considered GFU
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Wyoming has better facilities than the College of Home Economics at the University of Agriculture and Applied Science. They have a very nice IPF, etc... All on the east side of the campus. But, since you've probably never left Fargo, except maybe the occasional trip to K-Mart in Moorhead, you'll never know. Bohl left because it was his best shot at going FBS. Where subdivision championships are not considered "tradition" with state universities, but the coward's way out of playing with the big boys. The flagship school in North Dakota, the University of North Dakota,and the land grant technical training program in Fargo are playing at the right level of sports...finally! But, don't let winning at the FCS level fool you. FBS schools, even low rung programs like Wyoming are a whole different level. One win a year against FBS schools, usually those in dire straights, makes an impression to the point where an FBS program, with power, money and tradition, will scoop up those responsible and leave the FCS program scrambling for new leadership. But, it's still only one win a year. The only one that is impressive to me is this year, the win against Kansas State. But even that win I kind of question. Two brand new QB's at K-State learning a new system against what is arguably the best FCS team ever, FU fresh off another national championship with their kinks well worked out.. I'd take K-State in the rematch of the same teams now. Bottom line is Wyoming bought Bohl. Because Wyoming has spent decades playing at the highest level and building their program and tradition. They've played and beaten the big boys. Oh, they've lost their share. But, always at the highest level year in and year out. While FU and even UND have hidden at the D-II level. Money and tradition talks. Gene Taylor takes a walk. Again with the tradition thing. .484 winning % all time. Wait I guess that is building a tradition of LOSING at the highest level of competition
Hayduke Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 NDSU would crush Wyoming this year Yeah, this year. But, the subdivision football program at the University of Agriculture and Applied Science forgot to cherry pick Wyoming this year. Next year, not so much...or the following years. Or the previous years...like when they played a crappy Wyoming team under Joe Glenn and lost.
Bison06 Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You posters who say it is ALL about the money are completely ignoring many interviews that Craig Bohl has done since the decision was made to move along. Did money play a large role? Absolutely, but he had opportunities to move on prior to this year if it was truly all about the money. Why now? If he is some mercenary for hire like some are making him out to be, why not take one of the other jobs that he interviewed for prior to this one.(Don't begin to say he didn't have other opportunities, I know different). The reason he ultimately moved on is EXACTLY what he said in his interviews. He has nothing left to accomplish in Fargo. The fan base in Fargo, as many of you love to point out, has unrealistic expectations(see delusional, your word for it). If he sticks around and we have a few down years, which let's be honest, anything less than a National Championship will be a let down in the next 2-3 years. The fans will call for his head, just as they did in '08-'09. Unrealistic expectations from the fan base, yes, but that's reality. Money played a role, as it does in all of our lives when we make career decisions. I've known many entrepreneurs who have walked away from gold mine, set for life, kids and grandkids set for life businesses to take on a new challenge in life. It happens all the time. Money played a role, no doubt, but the challenge of it all is what drove this decision if you ask me.
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Moooo u doesn'twant to play because losing again would hurt recruiting, plus if it was played in GF there wouldn't be enough parking for the mobile homes and tractors. At this point no need to play GFU. Nothing to gain. In a few years it might be worth it though
Hayduke Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You posters who say it is ALL about the money are completely ignoring many interviews that Craig Bohl has done since the decision was made to move along. Did money play a large role? Absolutely, but he had opportunities to move on prior to this year if it was truly all about the money. Why now? If he is some mercenary for hire like some are making him out to be, why not take one of the other jobs that he interviewed for prior to this one.(Don't begin to say he didn't have other opportunities, I know different). The reason he ultimately moved on is EXACTLY what he said in his interviews. He has nothing left to accomplish in Fargo. The fan base in Fargo, as many of you love to point out, has unrealistic expectations(see delusional, your word for it). If he sticks around and we have a few down years, which let's be honest, anything less than a National Championship will be a let down in the next 2-3 years. Unrealistic expectations from the fan base, yes, but that's reality. Money played a role, as it does in all of our lives when we make career decisions. I've known many entrepreneurs who have walked away from gold mine, set for life, kids and grandkids set for life businesses to take on a new challenge in life. It happens all the time. Money played a role, no doubt, but the challenge of it all is what drove this decision if you ask me. Excellent post.
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Yeah, this year. But, the subdivision football program at the University of Agriculture and Applied Science forgot to cherry pick Wyoming this year. Next year, not so much...or the following years. Or the previous years...like when they played a crappy Wyoming team under Joe Glenn and lost. Next year for sure too. And I'll give you $1.2 million reasons why you better hope you're right. That dude was expensive.
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You posters who say it is ALL about the money are completely ignoring many interviews that Craig Bohl has done since the decision was made to move along. Did money play a large role? Absolutely, but he had opportunities to move on prior to this year if it was truly all about the money. Why now? If he is some mercenary for hire like some are making him out to be, why not take one of the other jobs that he interviewed for prior to this one.(Don't begin to say he didn't have other opportunities, I know different). The reason he ultimately moved on is EXACTLY what he said in his interviews. He has nothing left to accomplish in Fargo. The fan base in Fargo, as many of you love to point out, has unrealistic expectations(see delusional, your word for it). If he sticks around and we have a few down years, which let's be honest, anything less than a National Championship will be a let down in the next 2-3 years. Unrealistic expectations from the fan base, yes, but that's reality. Money played a role, as it does in all of our lives when we make career decisions. I've known many entrepreneurs who have walked away from gold mine, set for life, kids and grandkids set for life businesses to take on a new challenge in life. It happens all the time. Money played a role, no doubt, but the challenge of it all is what drove this decision if you ask me. We're any of those offers better than the Wyoming job? Or for the same amount of money? Just curious since you seem to know different
Hayduke Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Again with the tradition thing. .484 winning % all time. Wait I guess that is building a tradition of LOSING at the highest level of competition As opposed to hiding at the D-II level and playing NE West Texas A&M Technical University in the D-II playoffs? You must be some kid who sits in his parent's basement with his Playstation, playing Madden football at the easiest level, scoring every time and thinking, "Man, I am awesome at this game! I'm the best!" In reality, you suck at it. But, nobody has bothered to point it out. Until now.
NDSIOUXFAN1 Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 At this point no need to play GFU. Nothing to gain. In a few years it might be worth it though You are a troll, just admit it! There were plenty of years during the rivalry games when it wasn't worth it for both teams. It is a tradition that should be continued but farmboys to the south are scared they will lose and don't want to risk it. We all understand, just quit being a poser and get back to the barn....the sheep are having separation anxiety.
Hayduke Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Next year for sure too. And I'll give you $1.2 million reasons why you better hope you're right. That dude was expensive. Check the schedule of the University of Agriculture and Applied Science's football team. Nope. They forgot to cherry pick Wyoming again! Damn! Hey, try Madden on Playstation at a higher level. Go for it! Don't hide at D-II all your life, boy!
NDSIOUXFAN1 Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 2 November 12, 1894 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 24 NDSU 2–0 3 November 4, 1895 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 42 0 NDSU 2–1 4 November 9, 1895 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 12 NDSU 3–1 5 October 28, 1896 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 58 12 NDSU 3–2 6 October 30, 1897 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 0 Tied 3–3 7 November 15, 1897 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 0 UND 4–3 8 November 8, 1898 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 6 UND 5–3 9 November 11, 1899 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 46 0 UND 6–3 10 November 19, 1900 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 16 UND 6–4 11 November 2, 1901 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 11 17 UND 6–5 12 November 8, 1902 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 0 47 Tied 6–6 13 November 5, 1904 Fargo, ND North Dakota 22 0 UND 7–6 14 November 7, 1904 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 17 0 UND 8–6 15 October 21, 1905 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 23 5 UND 9–6 16 November 18, 1905 Fargo, ND Tied 11 11 UND 9–6–1 17 October 27, 1906 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 32 UND 9–7–1 18 November 5, 1910 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 10–7–1 19 November 2, 1912 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 3 0 UND 11–7–1 20 November 1, 1913 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 14 UND 12–7–1 21 November 7, 1914 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 12–8–1 22 November 6, 1915 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 0 UND 13–8–1 23 November 4, 1916 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 10 0 UND 14–8–1 24 November 3, 1917 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 20 UND 14–9–1 25 November 1, 1919 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 14–10–1 26 October 30, 1920 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 15–10–1 27 October 29, 1921 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 38 3 UND 16–10–1 28 November 4, 1922 Fargo, ND North Dakota 7 0 UND 17–10–1 29 October 27, 1923 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 10 3 UND 18–10–1 30 November 1, 1924 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 20 UND 18–11–1 31 October 31, 1925 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 19 UND 18–12–1 32 November 6, 1926 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 7 6 UND 19–12–1 33 October 29, 1927 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 13 0 UND 20–12–1 34 October 27, 1928 Fargo, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 21–12–1 35 October 25, 1929 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 0 UND 22–12–1 36 October 25, 1930 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 23–12–1 37 October 31, 1931 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 12 UND 24–12–1 38 October 22, 1932 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 24–13–1 39 October 28, 1933 Grand Forks, ND Tied 7 7 UND 24–13–2 40 October 27, 1934 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 7 UND 24–14–2 41 October 26, 1935 Grand Forks, ND Tied 20 20 UND 24–14–3 42 October 31, 1936 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 0 UND 25–14–3 43 October 30, 1937 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 27 0 UND 26–14–3 44 October 29, 1938 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 13 17 UND 26–15–3 NDSU 1–0 45 October 28, 1939 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 27–15–3 Tied 1–1 46 October 26, 1940 Fargo, ND North Dakota 24 0 UND 28–15–3 UND 2–1 47 October 25, 1941 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 6 UND 29–15–3 UND 3–1 48 October 24, 1942 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 26 UND 29–16–3 UND 3–2 49 October 20, 1945 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 12 UND 30–16–3 UND 4–2 50 October 27, 1945 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 26 UND 30–17–3 UND 4–3 51 October 19, 1946 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 0 31 UND 30–18–3 Tied 4–4 52 October 18, 1947 Fargo, ND North Dakota 25 20 UND 31–18–3 UND 5–4 53 October 30, 1948 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 7 19 UND 31–19–3 Tied 5–5 54 October 29, 1949 Fargo, ND North Dakota 13 6 UND 32–19–3 UND 6–5 55 October 28, 1950 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 33 0 UND 33–19–3 UND 7–5 56 October 27, 1951 Fargo, ND North Dakota 33 14 UND 34–19–3 UND 8–5 57 October 25, 1952 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 13 14 UND 34–20–3 UND 8–6 58 October 31, 1953 Fargo, ND North Dakota 26 6 UND 35–20–3 UND 9–6 59 October 30, 1954 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 40 7 UND 36–20–3 UND 10–6 60 October 29, 1955 Fargo, ND North Dakota 21 0 UND 37–20–3 UND 11–6 61 October 20, 1956 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 38–20–3 UND 12–6 62 October 19, 1957 Fargo, ND North Dakota 9 0 UND 39–20–3 UND 13–6 63 October 18, 1958 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 36 0 UND 40–20–3 UND 14–6 64 October 17, 1959 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 15 UND 41–20–3 UND 15–6 65 October 15, 1960 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 16 7 UND 42–20–3 UND 16–6 66 October 21, 1961 Fargo, ND North Dakota 26 6 UND 43–20–3 UND 17–6 67 October 20, 1962 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 30 7 UND 44–20–3 UND 18–6 68 October 19, 1963 Fargo, ND North Dakota 21 7 UND 45–20–3 UND 19–6 69 October 17, 1964 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 13 UND 46–20–3 UND 20–6 70 October 16, 1965 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 3 6 UND 46–21–3 UND 20–7 71 October 22, 1966 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 15 18 UND 46–22–3 UND 20–8 72 October 21, 1967 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 10 34 UND 46–23–3 UND 20–9 73 October 19, 1968 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 8 14 UND 46–24–3 UND 20–10 74 October 18, 1969 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 64 UND 46–25–3 UND 20–11 75 October 17, 1970 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 20 UND 46–26–3 UND 20–12 76 October 16, 1971 Fargo, ND North Dakota 23 7 UND 47–26–3 UND 21–12 77 October 21, 1972 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 17 22 UND 47–27–3 UND 21–13 78 October 20, 1973 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 21 UND 47–28–3 UND 21–14 79 October 19, 1974 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 31 20 UND 48–28–3 UND 22–14 80 October 18, 1975 Fargo, ND North Dakota 34 17 UND 49–28–3 UND 23–14 81 October 23, 1976 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 15 22 UND 49–29–3 UND 23–15 82 October 22, 1977 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 20 45 UND 49–30–3 UND 23–16 83 October 21, 1978 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 24 21 UND 50–30–3 UND 24–16 84 October 13, 1979 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 51–30–3 UND 25–16 85 October 4, 1980 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 38 20 UND 52–30–3 UND 26–16 86 September 26, 1981 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 31 UND 52–31–3 UND 26–17 87 September 18, 1982 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 10 UND 52–32–3 UND 26–18 88 October 29, 1983 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 23 UND 52–33–3 UND 26–19 89 October 27, 1984 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 14 UND 52–34–3 UND 26–20 90 November 16, 1985 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 49 UND 52–35–3 UND 26–21 91 November 15, 1986 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 13 62 UND 52–36–3 UND 26–22 92 November 14, 1987 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 10 42 UND 52–37–3 UND 26–23 93 November 12, 1988 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 27 34 UND 52–38–3 UND 26–24 94 November 11, 1989 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 21 UND 52–39–3 UND 26–25 95 November 10, 1990 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 14 42 UND 52–40–3 Tied 26–26 96 November 16, 1991 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 28 35 UND 52–41–3 NDSU 27–26 97 November 14, 1992 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 19 20 UND 52–42–3 NDSU 28–26 98 October 30, 1993 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 22 21 UND 53–42–3 NDSU 28–27 99 October 29, 1994 Fargo, ND North Dakota 34 13 UND 54–42–3 Tied 28–28 100 November 26, 1994 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 55–42–3 101 November 4, 1995 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 21 7 UND 56–42–3 UND 29–28 102 November 18, 1995 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 41 UND 56–43–3 103 November 9, 1996 Fargo, ND North Dakota 33 19 UND 57–43–3 UND 30–28 104 October 18, 1997 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 31 UND 57–44–3 UND 30–29 105 October 17, 1998 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 25 UND 58–44–3 UND 31–29 106 October 2, 1999 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 13 10 UND 59–44–3 UND 32–29 107 September 30, 2000 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 13 16 UND 59–45–3 UND 32–30 108 October 6, 2001 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 19 7 UND 60–45–3 UND 33–30 109 October 12, 2002 Fargo, ND North Dakota 12 6 UND 61–45–3 UND 34–30 110 October 18, 2003 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 28 21 UND 62–45–3 UND 35–30 Totals 1879 1599 UND 62–45–3 UND 35–30
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You are a troll, just admit it! There were plenty of years during the rivalry games when it wasn't worth it for both teams. It is a tradition that should be continued but farmboys to the south are scared they will lose and don't want to risk it. We all understand, just quit being a poser and get back to the barn....the sheep are having separation anxiety. Sounds like you know a lot ....... About sheep any way
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 2 November 12, 1894 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 24 NDSU 2–0 3 November 4, 1895 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 42 0 NDSU 2–1 4 November 9, 1895 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 12 NDSU 3–1 5 October 28, 1896 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 58 12 NDSU 3–2 6 October 30, 1897 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 0 Tied 3–3 7 November 15, 1897 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 0 UND 4–3 8 November 8, 1898 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 6 UND 5–3 9 November 11, 1899 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 46 0 UND 6–3 10 November 19, 1900 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 16 UND 6–4 11 November 2, 1901 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 11 17 UND 6–5 12 November 8, 1902 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 0 47 Tied 6–6 13 November 5, 1904 Fargo, ND North Dakota 22 0 UND 7–6 14 November 7, 1904 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 17 0 UND 8–6 15 October 21, 1905 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 23 5 UND 9–6 16 November 18, 1905 Fargo, ND Tied 11 11 UND 9–6–1 17 October 27, 1906 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 4 32 UND 9–7–1 18 November 5, 1910 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 10–7–1 19 November 2, 1912 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 3 0 UND 11–7–1 20 November 1, 1913 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 14 UND 12–7–1 21 November 7, 1914 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 12–8–1 22 November 6, 1915 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 0 UND 13–8–1 23 November 4, 1916 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 10 0 UND 14–8–1 24 November 3, 1917 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 20 UND 14–9–1 25 November 1, 1919 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 14–10–1 26 October 30, 1920 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 15–10–1 27 October 29, 1921 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 38 3 UND 16–10–1 28 November 4, 1922 Fargo, ND North Dakota 7 0 UND 17–10–1 29 October 27, 1923 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 10 3 UND 18–10–1 30 November 1, 1924 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 20 UND 18–11–1 31 October 31, 1925 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 19 UND 18–12–1 32 November 6, 1926 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 7 6 UND 19–12–1 33 October 29, 1927 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 13 0 UND 20–12–1 34 October 27, 1928 Fargo, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 21–12–1 35 October 25, 1929 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 0 UND 22–12–1 36 October 25, 1930 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 23–12–1 37 October 31, 1931 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 12 UND 24–12–1 38 October 22, 1932 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 7 UND 24–13–1 39 October 28, 1933 Grand Forks, ND Tied 7 7 UND 24–13–2 40 October 27, 1934 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 7 UND 24–14–2 41 October 26, 1935 Grand Forks, ND Tied 20 20 UND 24–14–3 42 October 31, 1936 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 0 UND 25–14–3 43 October 30, 1937 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 27 0 UND 26–14–3 44 October 29, 1938 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 13 17 UND 26–15–3 NDSU 1–0 45 October 28, 1939 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 18 0 UND 27–15–3 Tied 1–1 46 October 26, 1940 Fargo, ND North Dakota 24 0 UND 28–15–3 UND 2–1 47 October 25, 1941 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 6 UND 29–15–3 UND 3–1 48 October 24, 1942 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 26 UND 29–16–3 UND 3–2 49 October 20, 1945 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 12 UND 30–16–3 UND 4–2 50 October 27, 1945 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 26 UND 30–17–3 UND 4–3 51 October 19, 1946 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 0 31 UND 30–18–3 Tied 4–4 52 October 18, 1947 Fargo, ND North Dakota 25 20 UND 31–18–3 UND 5–4 53 October 30, 1948 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 7 19 UND 31–19–3 Tied 5–5 54 October 29, 1949 Fargo, ND North Dakota 13 6 UND 32–19–3 UND 6–5 55 October 28, 1950 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 33 0 UND 33–19–3 UND 7–5 56 October 27, 1951 Fargo, ND North Dakota 33 14 UND 34–19–3 UND 8–5 57 October 25, 1952 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 13 14 UND 34–20–3 UND 8–6 58 October 31, 1953 Fargo, ND North Dakota 26 6 UND 35–20–3 UND 9–6 59 October 30, 1954 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 40 7 UND 36–20–3 UND 10–6 60 October 29, 1955 Fargo, ND North Dakota 21 0 UND 37–20–3 UND 11–6 61 October 20, 1956 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 38–20–3 UND 12–6 62 October 19, 1957 Fargo, ND North Dakota 9 0 UND 39–20–3 UND 13–6 63 October 18, 1958 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 36 0 UND 40–20–3 UND 14–6 64 October 17, 1959 Fargo, ND North Dakota 20 15 UND 41–20–3 UND 15–6 65 October 15, 1960 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 16 7 UND 42–20–3 UND 16–6 66 October 21, 1961 Fargo, ND North Dakota 26 6 UND 43–20–3 UND 17–6 67 October 20, 1962 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 30 7 UND 44–20–3 UND 18–6 68 October 19, 1963 Fargo, ND North Dakota 21 7 UND 45–20–3 UND 19–6 69 October 17, 1964 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 20 13 UND 46–20–3 UND 20–6 70 October 16, 1965 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 3 6 UND 46–21–3 UND 20–7 71 October 22, 1966 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 15 18 UND 46–22–3 UND 20–8 72 October 21, 1967 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 10 34 UND 46–23–3 UND 20–9 73 October 19, 1968 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 8 14 UND 46–24–3 UND 20–10 74 October 18, 1969 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 64 UND 46–25–3 UND 20–11 75 October 17, 1970 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 20 UND 46–26–3 UND 20–12 76 October 16, 1971 Fargo, ND North Dakota 23 7 UND 47–26–3 UND 21–12 77 October 21, 1972 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 17 22 UND 47–27–3 UND 21–13 78 October 20, 1973 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 14 21 UND 47–28–3 UND 21–14 79 October 19, 1974 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 31 20 UND 48–28–3 UND 22–14 80 October 18, 1975 Fargo, ND North Dakota 34 17 UND 49–28–3 UND 23–14 81 October 23, 1976 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 15 22 UND 49–29–3 UND 23–15 82 October 22, 1977 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 20 45 UND 49–30–3 UND 23–16 83 October 21, 1978 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 24 21 UND 50–30–3 UND 24–16 84 October 13, 1979 Fargo, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 51–30–3 UND 25–16 85 October 4, 1980 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 38 20 UND 52–30–3 UND 26–16 86 September 26, 1981 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 7 31 UND 52–31–3 UND 26–17 87 September 18, 1982 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 10 UND 52–32–3 UND 26–18 88 October 29, 1983 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 6 23 UND 52–33–3 UND 26–19 89 October 27, 1984 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 3 14 UND 52–34–3 UND 26–20 90 November 16, 1985 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 49 UND 52–35–3 UND 26–21 91 November 15, 1986 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 13 62 UND 52–36–3 UND 26–22 92 November 14, 1987 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 10 42 UND 52–37–3 UND 26–23 93 November 12, 1988 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 27 34 UND 52–38–3 UND 26–24 94 November 11, 1989 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 0 21 UND 52–39–3 UND 26–25 95 November 10, 1990 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 14 42 UND 52–40–3 Tied 26–26 96 November 16, 1991 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 28 35 UND 52–41–3 NDSU 27–26 97 November 14, 1992 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 19 20 UND 52–42–3 NDSU 28–26 98 October 30, 1993 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 22 21 UND 53–42–3 NDSU 28–27 99 October 29, 1994 Fargo, ND North Dakota 34 13 UND 54–42–3 Tied 28–28 100 November 26, 1994 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 14 7 UND 55–42–3 101 November 4, 1995 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 21 7 UND 56–42–3 UND 29–28 102 November 18, 1995 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 41 UND 56–43–3 103 November 9, 1996 Fargo, ND North Dakota 33 19 UND 57–43–3 UND 30–28 104 October 18, 1997 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota State 10 31 UND 57–44–3 UND 30–29 105 October 17, 1998 Fargo, ND North Dakota 39 25 UND 58–44–3 UND 31–29 106 October 2, 1999 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 13 10 UND 59–44–3 UND 32–29 107 September 30, 2000 Fargo, ND North Dakota State 13 16 UND 59–45–3 UND 32–30 108 October 6, 2001 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 19 7 UND 60–45–3 UND 33–30 109 October 12, 2002 Fargo, ND North Dakota 12 6 UND 61–45–3 UND 34–30 110 October 18, 2003 Grand Forks, ND North Dakota 28 21 UND 62–45–3 UND 35–30 Totals 1879 1599 UND 62–45–3 UND 35–30 Super Bowl??? 10 > 1 is the stat I care about. Something in my lifetime I'll never have to worry about seeing change
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 As opposed to hiding at the D-II level and playing NE West Texas A&M Technical University in the D-II playoffs? You must be some kid who sits in his parent's basement with his Playstation, playing Madden football at the easiest level, scoring every time and thinking, "Man, I am awesome at this game! I'm the best!" In reality, you suck at it. But, nobody has bothered to point it out. Until now. Don't play video games sorry and again look in the mirror when you write the part about not being good at this
UND-FB-FAN Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 You posters who say it is ALL about the money are completely ignoring many interviews that Craig Bohl has done since the decision was made to move along. Did money play a large role? Absolutely, but he had opportunities to move on prior to this year if it was truly all about the money. Why now? If he is some mercenary for hire like some are making him out to be, why not take one of the other jobs that he interviewed for prior to this one.(Don't begin to say he didn't have other opportunities, I know different). The reason he ultimately moved on is EXACTLY what he said in his interviews. He has nothing left to accomplish in Fargo. The fan base in Fargo, as many of you love to point out, has unrealistic expectations(see delusional, your word for it). If he sticks around and we have a few down years, which let's be honest, anything less than a National Championship will be a let down in the next 2-3 years. The fans will call for his head, just as they did in '08-'09. Unrealistic expectations from the fan base, yes, but that's reality. Money played a role, as it does in all of our lives when we make career decisions. I've known many entrepreneurs who have walked away from gold mine, set for life, kids and grandkids set for life businesses to take on a new challenge in life. It happens all the time. Money played a role, no doubt, but the challenge of it all is what drove this decision if you ask me. Thank you for the logical post. Like Bohl said, they have maxed the thing out down there in Fargo. Add money to that and you've got a done deal. Now try talk some sense into your fellow fanbase member Jheria - I don't think he leaves the basement much.
Jheria Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 Thank you for the logical post. Like Bohl said, they have maxed the thing out down there in Fargo. Add money to that and you've got a done deal. Now try talk some sense into your fellow fanbase member Jheria - I don't think he leaves the basement much. Youre right. Neither the patio home or the cabin have a basement
Bison06 Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 We're any of those offers better than the Wyoming job? Or for the same amount of money? Just curious since you seem to know different Knowing the schools that were being discussed, the money would have been similar.
UND-FB-FAN Posted December 28, 2013 Posted December 28, 2013 At this point no need to play GFU. Nothing to gain. In a few years it might be worth it though Whether the game is played now or in ten years, the game would be sold out with plenty of hype. Regardless of when the game is played, the rivalry will live on. It's embedded too far within the long-time supporters of both schools. Anyone who says differently is in the minority and just doesn't understand college football traditions. In my opinion, the NDSU national championships are tainted because they didn't play and beat their natural rival in UND. That's what makes it so special for Alabama-Auburn, USC-UCLA, Texas-Oklahoma, Ohio State-Michigan, etc. etc.; during their national championship seasons, they have to go through their arch rival. I have no doubt NDSU would have beat UND this year and the last two, but wouldn't those NC seasons have been more memorable with those rivalry victories as apart of the season? Any true college football fan would tell you yes.
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