Non-UND FCS Thread

[Wilbur]

When you run for 441.......you might have a good time. 

[Oxbow6]

1 minute ago, Cratter said:

And just like every year, their juniors are likely better than their seniors.

But the demise starts next year........

[SWSiouxMN]

4 minutes ago, Cratter said:

And just like every year, their juniors are likely better than their seniors.

and about to upgrade at QB next year......

[AJS]

I don't know how this train ever stops, it really does defy all logic. As long as they are an FCS Program they'll win Championships at least 4 out of every 5 years. We are really in uncharted territory, since this isn't how sports (at least at a relatively high collegiate level) work. They'll never drop off and nobody at the FCS level has a chance to catch them.

Side note: I would have called this post preposterous a couple years ago, since like I mentioned, nobody stays on the top forever...until now. 

[Wilbur]

8 minutes ago, Oxbow6 said:

But the demise starts next year........

Ohh yeah....for sure....umm....yeah....

 

[Oxbow6]

BTW.......sounds like Kleiman took another coaching gig if you haven't heard yet. 

#enoughalready

[zonadub]

1 hour ago, Siouxperfan7 said:

Can we just for once have QB like Easton Stick?  Kid is a stud

There were a few balls that were seriously under thrown, yet their receivers managed to slow down/turn around and make the catch. iirc - as many under thrown as he had were he put it in the receivers hands and they did not have to break their stride. He has good wheels, but was not all that impressed with his arm.

It's not the qb, it's how the team plays as a team that is so impressive. Someone on here - Sica, Geaux, Oxbow, not sure who it was... said its not the they do anything complicated, but their execution is so gpod.

[AJS]

2 minutes ago, zonadub said:

There were a few balls that were seriously under thrown, yet their receivers managed to slow down/turn around and make the catch. iirc - as many under thrown as he had were he put it in the receivers hands and they did not have to break their stride. He has good wheels, but was not all that impressed with his arm.

It's not the qb, it's how the team plays as a team that is so impressive. Someone on here - Sica, Geaux, Oxbow, not sure who it was... said its not the they do anything complicated, but their execution is so gpod.

Their execution is close to flawless. Their O-line is so dominant it makes it dare I say easy to be a positional player. You can't be one dimensional at the college level, but it's so important to get a QB that is multi-dimensional. I would take Stick and his legs, even if he can't make all the throws over a pocket passer who isn't mobile. A guy like Stick doesn't grow on trees, but as we've all noticed, the QBs that continually give everyone (as we've seen with UND) the most problems are guys that can evade the rush and run the ball. UND needs to recruit those type of guys at the QB position. 

[Sioux94]

14 minutes ago, zonadub said:

There were a few balls that were seriously under thrown, yet their receivers managed to slow down/turn around and make the catch. iirc - as many under thrown as he had were he put it in the receivers hands and they did not have to break their stride. He has good wheels, but was not all that impressed with his arm.

It's not the qb, it's how the team plays as a team that is so impressive. Someone on here - Sica, Geaux, Oxbow, not sure who it was... said its not the they do anything complicated, but their execution is so gpod.

It also amazes me how they get guys completely wide open 4-5 times a game....with nobody within 7-8 yards.  That one play where there RB ran kind of up the middle and all of the action rolled left, RB then went to the right and he was WIDE open in the endzone.  Great play call and called at the exact right time.   That was not superior Jimmy's and Joes, a QB and RB from Mayville State could have thrown and caught that.  

[JohnboyND7]

2 hours ago, SWSiouxMN said:

and about to upgrade at QB next year......

You are almost certainly wrong.  You are going to tell me that a redshirt freshman is an upgrade on this guy?  No.  Just really not likely.  Stick ended up being a very good quarterback.  A super senior vs. a young guy at this level generally makes a huge difference.

NDSU will definitely not be this good next year, this team ended up being dirty good.  They might just end up being regular good by NDSU standards.

[LuvHockey]

My buddy is a huge Bison fan. He says Stick is now tied with a prior SU QB (Benson??) for most wins by FCS QB in the history of the entire league. And if they win in Frisco- he will be #1 all time at 2nd level football.  That is a statement. He gave up a #1 win option to Wentz too when Carson returned to finish his college career in the final game, which would have given Stick the title now.

None of this is verified, as I just don't care much about football, but my buddy is passionate about it.

Bison not only lose Stick, but the Coach and many seniors as well. might be a rough next year--especially if coach takes assistants with him to Kansas. The key guy might be the strength and conditioning coach- it is not a fluke that they win games late a lot--this guy is the real deal he says.

[JohnboyND7]

55 minutes ago, LuvHockey said:

My buddy is a huge Bison fan. He says Stick is now tied with a prior SU QB (Benson??) for most wins by FCS QB in the history of the entire league. And if they win in Frisco- he will be #1 all time at 2nd level football.  That is a statement. He gave up a #1 win option to Wentz too when Carson returned to finish his college career in the final game, which would have given Stick the title now.

None of this is verified, as I just don't care much about football, but my buddy is passionate about it.

Bison not only lose Stick, but the Coach and many seniors as well. might be a rough next year--especially if coach takes assistants with him to Kansas. The key guy might be the strength and conditioning coach- it is not a fluke that they win games late a lot--this guy is the real deal he says.

They have an heir apparent lined up at QB.  Only one way to find out if he is any good.  Recent historical data says he should be able to just be a game manager for a year or two like Jensen, Wentz, and Stick.  

I would just expect NDSU to be good until they prove otherwise at this point.  

[SiouxFan100]

#webeatmayvilleinbasketball

[Wilbur]

1 hour ago, SiouxFan100 said:

#webeatmayvilleinbasketball

Member when they used to beat us?  I mean....#brickbybrick.

[UND-FB-FAN]

1 hour ago, Wilbur said:

Member when they used to beat us?  I mean....#brickbybrick.

Ounce by ounce

[1972]

12 hours ago, AJS said:

Jump Around going into the 4th? They are original.

Just like their original horns sign, or their original home of the bison at the end of the anthem. 

[Gothmog]

7 minutes ago, 1972 said:

Just like their original horns sign, or their original home of the bison at the end of the anthem. 

Kinda like the Chicago Blackhawks logo UND used for years. Not to mention the Notre Dame interlocking ND.  

[MafiaMan]

11 hours ago, zonadub said:

There were a few balls that were seriously under thrown, yet their receivers managed to slow down/turn around and make the catch. iirc - as many under thrown as he had were he put it in the receivers hands and they did not have to break their stride. He has good wheels, but was not all that impressed with his arm.

It's not the qb, it's how the team plays as a team that is so impressive. Someone on here - Sica, Geaux, Oxbow, not sure who it was... said its not the they do anything complicated, but their execution is so gpod.

[MafiaMan]

If Easton Stick was UND's QB and the recent team histories reversed, they would have unveiled his bronze statue outside of the Alerus Center immediately after last night's game! 

[geaux_sioux]

12 hours ago, AJS said:

I don't know how this train ever stops, it really does defy all logic. As long as they are an FCS Program they'll win Championships at least 4 out of every 5 years. We are really in uncharted territory, since this isn't how sports (at least at a relatively high collegiate level) work. They'll never drop off and nobody at the FCS level has a chance to catch them.

Side note: I would have called this post preposterous a couple years ago, since like I mentioned, nobody stays on the top forever...until now. 

We’re the ones that need to take them down. We’re the only ones capable of taking them out at the knees. Their whole dynasty narrative starts with domination of this state.

[geaux_sioux]

11 hours ago, zonadub said:

There were a few balls that were seriously under thrown, yet their receivers managed to slow down/turn around and make the catch. iirc - as many under thrown as he had were he put it in the receivers hands and they did not have to break their stride. He has good wheels, but was not all that impressed with his arm.

It's not the qb, it's how the team plays as a team that is so impressive. Someone on here - Sica, Geaux, Oxbow, not sure who it was... said its not the they do anything complicated, but their execution is so gpod.

That would be sica..... 100 times

[UND1983]

42 minutes ago, Gothmog said:

Kinda like the Chicago Blackhawks logo UND used for years. Not to mention the Notre Dame interlocking ND.  

Tell us more about the interlocking ND...

[geaux_sioux]

44 minutes ago, Gothmog said:

Kinda like the Chicago Blackhawks logo UND used for years. Not to mention the Notre Dame interlocking ND.  

We used the interlocking ND for decades before Notre Dame adopted it. 1-2 ain’t bad I guess.

[UND1983]

Just now, geaux_sioux said:

We used the interlocking ND for decades before Notre Dame adopted it. 1-2 ain’t bad I guess.

And we no longer use the Blackhawk logo.  0-2.

[geaux_sioux]

1 minute ago, UND1983 said:

And we no longer use the Blackhawk logo.  0-2.

He said used for years so 1-2