He will start trolling for attention like he always does.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjbison
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He will start trolling for attention like he always does.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjbison
Bubba hasn't ever experienced the dome since our fanbase woke up. It's going to be LOUD on Saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by tjbison
YES! YES! YES! I love this! It fits them to a "T". Oh, and Sioux suck shit!Quote:
Originally Posted by BisManBison
Mcfooly said that NDSU fans will be surprised how good UN_ is.
Consider the credibility of the source. This is the same guy that said NDSU would never have the same success again if they went to FCS. :rofl::rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bison56
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Originally Posted by Bison56
He just says stuff to get Bison fans riled up. He is predictable as heck.
Funny part is, even though I've publicly gotten into it with him and hate his politics, I kind of admire his ability to mix it up. I even started following his Twitter again simply because he is entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by devin45k
I tuned in around 12:45 on my way home from the gym, and only lasted about 5 minutes. I waited to see if that guy was joking and he wasn't, and then proceeded to say there would be a lot of little things like this that make this week and game so special. I threw up in my mouth a little and turned it off. It's gonna be a long week.Quote:
Originally Posted by aces1180
Exactly. December 17, 2011 was a turning point in NDSU football. The volume at Georgia Southern game #1 set the stage for the future.Quote:
Originally Posted by TateMosersneighbor
You have found the 1 gem in a huge pile of dung.Quote:
Originally Posted by Professor Chaos
"It's great for the colleges, fanbase, city, state, region, and all of college football." Great argument. The only thing I see it being "great" for is whichever city hosts the game, and in this case, it is fairly negligible, because we sell out our games no matter who we are playing. I don't see this bringing in any additional revenue for F/M than would playing Delaware St. Maybe it would be good for Grand Forks, but would a sold-out Alerus (12,283 people) really bring in so much more than their typical 7,486 (2014 statistics) in attendance to be considered "great" for the city? Not many Bison fans (if we could get tickets) would spend 1 flipping penny in that town.
"Ya, but you won't always be on top." We will cross that bridge when it happens. We will keep selling out as long as we are in the running for a conference championship every year. We don't have to win a national championship every year to keep bringing 18,000+ to every home game.