Fetch Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 this is OK...... this not...... these Folks SUCK ............ncaa 1 Quote
Fetch Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 I would have put their logo up there but they are so EVIL - ANAL & UNFAIR that I'm sure they would try to get me & the site in trouble Quote
ScottM Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 I bet FSU would jump right on this and give us permission. They are probably just waiting to see how they could get involved in this circus. Loaning us their emblem would be just their chance. Why? They won their fight, with the aid of their congressional delegation, in 2005. Why revisit that mess for UND's benefit? Quote
UNDBIZ Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 Why? They won their fight, with the aid of their congressional delegation, in 2005. Why revisit that mess for UND's benefit? I believe it was sarcasm..... Quote
UNDBIZ Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 I know ... Ah, yours was more heavily masked.... didn't catch it. Quote
Chewey Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 I bet FSU would jump right on this and give us permission. They are probably just waiting to see how they could get involved in this circus. Loaning us their emblem would be just their chance. I'm sure they're salivating at the opportunity. The athletes should wear FSU T-shirts under their uniforms which would conveniently be displayed during an interview or two. No permission needed there. So, the NCAA would force forfeiture of this or that and all UND would have done woud be to display imagery that's been publicly approved by indians but the NCAA just doesn't like it because 2 members of one tribal council (and, yes it's that close) are preventing a vote on the matter and do not respect a sacred pipe ceremony circa 1969 - something that even Leonard Peltier deems sacred and binding? Peltier has ont commented on UND's situation but he's written that the sacred pipe is binding. How could the NCAA disrespect even his opinion? No whoring conducted by athletes or sponsored by the school? No recruiting violations? No paying of athletes? No tutors taking exams for athletes? Just the sort of thing that should put the asinine policy, unevenly and prejudicially applied as to UND, in the spotlight. Quote
The Sicatoka Posted March 21, 2012 Author Posted March 21, 2012 Just the sort of thing that should put the asinine policy, unevenly and prejudicially applied as to UND, in the spotlight. ... if the national media gave a damn about the policy or UND. They haven't since Aug 5, 2005, and don't expect it to change. The media is somewhere between useful idiots and willing accomplices in this as the carry many similiar political views to the NCAA folks that concocted this policy. Looking to national media for help on this will just leave you looking. 1 Quote
Chewey Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 ... if the national media gave a damn about the policy or UND. They haven't since Aug 5, 2005, and don't expect it to change. The media is somewhere between useful idiots and willing accomplices in this as the carry many similiar political views to the NCAA folks that concocted this policy. Looking to national media for help on this will just leave you looking. Fox News, NPR, and ESPN have shown interest and are still interviewing Frank Black Cloud, Frank Burgraff, John Chaske, Archie Fool Bear, etc. Saturday morning is the next one. Quote
ScottM Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 Fox News, NPR, and ESPN have shown interest and are still interviewing Frank Black Cloud, Frank Burgraff, John Chaske, Archie Fool Bear, etc. Saturday morning is the next one. And they were showing an "interest" well before 2005 too, Remember the "Outside the Lines" episode with Dean Blais and Roger Thomas? As well as various writeups in the NY Times, Wall Street Journal, etc. and the plaintive wails of people like Leigh Jenrette, Russell Means, Doreen Yellowbird, et al.? The NC$$ doesn't care about "bad publicity" as opposed to pushing its own agenda. If anybody expects "the media" to save the Sioux moniker for UND, they probably think Duke will win the bouncyball title this month too. Quote
82SiouxGuy Posted March 21, 2012 Posted March 21, 2012 Fox News, NPR, and ESPN have shown interest and are still interviewing Frank Black Cloud, Frank Burgraff, John Chaske, Archie Fool Bear, etc. Saturday morning is the next one. Saturday morning is kind of a black hole in television. Very few people are watching so they fill the space with more niche stories. Not many big stories come out of Saturday mornings. Quote
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