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24 minutes ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

small sample size....new guy might be a stud or a dud........

we know we have a dud and gpa ain't gonna do sh3493t

Lol.  Sure.   

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Posted
7 hours ago, SIOUXFAN97 said:

whadya know.....dabo sweeney didn't like his kicker so he called up a kid that was clemson's backup for a long time and said job's yours...first kick....30 yard right thru......

difference between bubba and dabo...........?

About 80 million dollars??

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Posted
41 minutes ago, SiouxFan100 said:

 Beating the bison this year will be sweet 

especially after beating the other su next weekend 

I see both  a SDSU  and NDS win.   we are primed

Posted
6 hours ago, SlowHand said:

I will take that bet.  Whatcha got that you dont need?

This is a UND fan site. Those who are fans are allowed to be optimistic. Perhaps you made a wrong turn and got here.

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Posted
29 minutes ago, SlowHand said:

If he is willing to type it, he should be willing to own it.  But I am sure he can speak for himself without your intervention.

You are slow.  

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Posted

Decided to take a look at some of the numbers since everyone seems to be so concerned about our extra points.

Stevens is 74-76 97.3% on his career for XPs. That is the same career percentage as Adam Vinatieri and Mason Crosby (almost the same as Matt Prater 97.4%).

Last year in the NFL there were only 5 kickers who had a XP% higher than 97.3%. Just to put things into perspective, obviously nobody wants to see points left off the board but I think we need to put the pitchforks away and trust he gets it together. I’m confident he gets it back going this next Saturday and hoping to see some more success on his FG attempts as well.

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Posted
1 hour ago, McBuckets said:

Decided to take a look at some of the numbers since everyone seems to be so concerned about our extra points.

Stevens is 74-76 97.3% on his career for XPs. That is the same career percentage as Adam Vinatieri and Mason Crosby (almost the same as Matt Prater 97.4%).

Last year in the NFL there were only 5 kickers who had a XP% higher than 97.3%. Just to put things into perspective, obviously nobody wants to see points left off the board but I think we need to put the pitchforks away and trust he gets it together. I’m confident he gets it back going this next Saturday and hoping to see some more success on his FG attempts as well.

That’s great and all but he also cannot be relied upon to kick a FG over 30 yards. Kicking is a liability 

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Posted
31 minutes ago, UND1983 said:

That’s great and all but he also cannot be relied upon to kick a FG over 30 yards. Kicking is a liability 

Yep. I'd like to see an analysis of his kicks over 40 yards. We barely even try them these days though becausewe are better off going for it on 4th down

Posted
3 hours ago, McBuckets said:

Decided to take a look at some of the numbers since everyone seems to be so concerned about our extra points.

Stevens is 74-76 97.3% on his career for XPs. That is the same career percentage as Adam Vinatieri and Mason Crosby (almost the same as Matt Prater 97.4%).

Last year in the NFL there were only 5 kickers who had a XP% higher than 97.3%. Just to put things into perspective, obviously nobody wants to see points left off the board but I think we need to put the pitchforks away and trust he gets it together. I’m confident he gets it back going this next Saturday and hoping to see some more success on his FG attempts as well.

NFL xp is irrelevant after the distance change.

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Posted
11 hours ago, McBuckets said:

Decided to take a look at some of the numbers since everyone seems to be so concerned about our extra points.

Stevens is 74-76 97.3% on his career for XPs. That is the same career percentage as Adam Vinatieri and Mason Crosby (almost the same as Matt Prater 97.4%).

Last year in the NFL there were only 5 kickers who had a XP% higher than 97.3%. Just to put things into perspective, obviously nobody wants to see points left off the board but I think we need to put the pitchforks away and trust he gets it together. I’m confident he gets it back going this next Saturday and hoping to see some more success on his FG attempts as well.

I have faith 92 is going to put it between the uprights. 

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Posted
12 hours ago, Sioux94 said:

Yep. I'd like to see an analysis of his kicks over 40 yards. We barely even try them these days though becausewe are better off going for it on 4th down

I want our kickers to succeed, obviously.  But it feels like it's going to bite us again this year when we need a makeable kick to decide the game.  

Posted

If it happens again (missed XP) in the first half, I would prefer UND to stop chasing points. Line up the next time and try another XP. I think they are now 0-4 on 2 pt conversions. 

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Posted
23 minutes ago, AJS said:

If it happens again (missed XP) in the first half, I would prefer UND to stop chasing points. Line up the next time and try another XP. I think they are now 0-4 on 2 pt conversions. 

If?

Posted
1 hour ago, AJS said:

I think they are now 0-4 on 2 pt conversions.

Seems crazy.  Seems like our passing game is perfectly set up for short yard gains, plus our O-line has shown it can get a push for a couple yards at will, plus we have Quincy who always seems to get 2-3 yards when you only need 1.  Haven't seen many of the attempts, but I am guessing we are getting too cute in the play calling??

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