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12 minutes ago, Devils said:

Who are FBS drop downs that have helped us the past, say, 5 years?  I can't hardly think of any.  

Because they haven’t brought in that many. James Johannesson, McNaboe, Jeff Griffen are a few I can think of. They’ve had good luck with FCS guys (Hoosman, Buckner) but last year went away with going after FBS and FCS guys for the most part 

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3 minutes ago, forksandspoons said:

Because they haven’t brought in that many. James Johannesson, McNaboe, Jeff Griffen are a few I can think of. They’ve had good luck with FCS guys (Hoosman, Buckner) but last year went away with going after FBS and FCS guys for the most part 

Alex Tillman, Hinojosa lol, that one Kansas LB, Braden Hanson.

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2 hours ago, forksandspoons said:

I was trying to think of the past 5 years haha those are some good ones! And Clive Georges 

I think there was an O lineman 5-6 ago, was Coe his last name, something like that? 

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Listened to an interview with the running back coming from Minot next year.

they asked him what he was looking forward to next year.

his answer was WINNING

 

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7 minutes ago, Kab said:

Listened to an interview with the running back coming from Minot next year.

they asked him what he was looking forward to next year.

his answer was WINNING

 

Sounds like a JYD to me. 

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2 hours ago, Kab said:

Listened to an interview with the running back coming from Minot next year.

they asked him what he was looking forward to next year.

his answer was WINNING

 

You gotta think this coaching change will invigorate the guys who stay and truly get them excited about next year. I'm sure many of the players felt pretty close to how we all felt at the end of this season. 

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Curious to see how the House settlement will affect player rosters in the FCS.  NDSU has near 130 on their roster and UND is pretty close to 105 which will be the new ncaa limit.  If NDSU decides to offer additional scholarships or if they decide to distribute NIL money directly, they will have to reduce their roster to 105.  If UND does that, they are already near the 105 limit with the current number of walk ons.  In 22-23, SDSU also had more participants, at 116.  UND was 108.

I think the huge difference in walkons has been one of the reasons NDSU has had so much depth, is always able to reload so easily, and it's also a reason they have had so much late season success relative to UND which has historically gotten worse at the end of most seasons.

This will be something to watch moving forward imo.

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12 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

Does the 105 cap apply to FCS? I get conflicting answers. 

The way I understand it is schools and conferences in the FCS can opt out of the new model if they choose not to share revenue with athletes. If sharing revenue, then 105 limit also applies to FCS school.

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8 minutes ago, UND-FB-FAN said:

The way I understand it is schools and conferences in the FCS can opt out of the new model if they choose not to share revenue with athletes. If sharing revenue, then 105 limit also applies to FCS school.

Agreed.  Also, if a school shares revenue for one sport, all sports effectively are opted in and must follow the roster limits.  Basically, NDSU either has to choose to not pay out any additional money or they have to massively reduce the roster size (by like 24).  With UND already being near 105, UND would potentially have more flexibility, especially if hockey ends up sharing revenue, because they could potentially decide to pay a few difference makers with less of a negative tradeoff from the application of a reduced FB roster limit.

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https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/governance/d1/legislation/2024-25/Dec2024D1Gov_PhaseTwoInstSetQuestionandAnswer.pdf

24 minutes ago, The Sicatoka said:

How do you share revenues when most schools are heavily self-subsidized? Is that subject to sharing? 

Think of it more like pay to play rather than revenue sharing.  The money can come from anywhere.  Increasing scholarships can count as "revenue sharing".  It could be "subsidy sharing" if a school chooses.

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