GDT: NDSU vs. Western Illinois

lulz @ shawn with the shot macomb
"ndsu has WIU next year in Fargo then dont play WIU for 2 years due to scheduling and wont be back here in Macomb until 2022.........which is fine by me"

That was a solid win. Injuries are starting to mount. Is Volson alright? Bruce? Grimsley?

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Originally Posted by WeAreThePride

We don't have the luxury of sitting an excellent player for a single mistake which didn't cost us anything.

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I’m sure I’m in the minority on this but I was ecstatic he did that. Dude is hurt like every god dam play so let him have a little fun when he’s finally able to score.

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Originally Posted by Bison56

Lol this thread is pure gold.

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Stop.Just stop.

Just threaten to leave Brooks in Macomb for a few days, he'll never get cocky after another TD.

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Originally Posted by WeAreThePride

Fine, you're right. Put him on the next bus out of Fargo. Strike his name from the books, so that we may forget our shame in ever recruiting such a degenerate. And brand his forehead, so the whole world may know his shame.

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Why don’t you wait for him to get off the bus tomorrow morning and give him a hug? Tell him it’s ok to cost your team yards, it’s all about you son, don’t act like you’ve been there before, have a skit for every big play you make, maybe you’ll make sports center, that would be awesome. Win with humility.

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Originally Posted by wisco4

Why don’t you wait for him to get off the bus tomorrow morning and give him a hug? Tell him it’s ok to cost your team yards, it’s all about you son, don’t act like you’ve been there before, have a skit for every big play you make, maybe you’ll make sports center, that would be awesome. Win with humility.

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How about we split the difference, the coaches tell him to knock that shit off, and move on with our week.

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Originally Posted by wisco4

Why don’t you wait for him to get off the bus tomorrow morning and give him a hug? Tell him it’s ok to cost your team yards, it’s all about you son, don’t act like you’ve been there before, have a skit for every big play you make, maybe you’ll make sports center, that would be awesome. Win with humility.

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I don't like any show boating. No brushing of the jerseys like they got dirty or breaking up a pass and standing over the wr with your arms behind your back. Act like it's just part of the job and go back to the huddle and do it again.

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Originally Posted by scottietohottie

I don't like any show boating. No brushing of the jerseys like they got dirty or breaking up a pass and standing over the wr with your arms behind your back. Act like it's just part of the job and go back to the huddle and do it again.

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This. I've noticed more and more of this.....it's not something that was happening earlier during the run. They need to clean that up. 42 has been doing some of that. #actlikeyouvebeenthere

Lee is definitely in his element right now. Lol

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Originally Posted by scottietohottie

Lee is definitely in his element right now. Lol

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I'm pretty sure Lee just looked at his laptop read my post and gave me a glare through the TV!

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Originally Posted by Gully

My god, shouldn't there be some minimum level of facilities, etc. to be a DI program? What a joke.

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There is no way. Start new thread.

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Originally Posted by HerdBot

That was a solid win. Injuries are starting to mount. Is Volson alright? Bruce? Grimsley?

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Volson returned to the game. Hopefully Bruce was precautionary. Didn't know Grimsley was injured at any point. Tutsuie played being better in coverage and WIU had abandoned the run?

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Originally Posted by MontBison

I’m sure I’m in the minority on this but I was ecstatic he did that. Dude is hurt like every god dam play so let him have a little fun when he’s finally able to score.

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I agree. I thought the penalty was for "excessive" celebration. Bowing is not excessive. But, as my wife pointed out...he did bow to the WIU crowd...all 3 of them at that point. Oh well!

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Originally Posted by thundarsdaddy

I agree. I thought the penalty was for "excessive" celebration. Bowing is not excessive. But, as my wife pointed out...he did bow to the WIU crowd...all 3 of them at that point. Oh well!

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I listened to the Bison 1660 post game show and it sounded like he took a bow towards NDSU fans, some of which might have been his family.

Personally, I think it was a ticky-tacky penalty and far from excessive. Let the young men play, have fun and show their emotions. Football is a dangerous sport and it only takes one play to end it all.


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Originally Posted by NCBison

There will come a time when we need to put together a complete game though. Offense, defense, four quarters.

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This is one of my least favorite sports clichés of all time. Do you realize how hard it is to beat a team, especially a good team, consistently for 4 quarters? As Lou Holtz once said "the other team gives out scholarships too". The Bison didn't consistently beat JMU for 4 quarters in Frisco last year but they beat them enough to win... that's what it's all about. If you expect all phases to play well for 4 quarters you better hope you're always playing against Big Sky defenses and Patriot League offenses. You won't see that in the MVFC very often if ever. I'll take a 4 TD win on the road in the MVFC where it was 3+ scores for the last 27 minutes of game time every. damn. time. /rant

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

I listened to the Bison 1660 post game show and it sounded like he took a bow towards NDSU fans, some of which might have been his family.

Personally, I think it was a ticky-tacky penalty and far from excessive. Let the young men play, have fun and show their emotions. Football is a dangerous sport and it only takes one play to end it all.


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If he would have just bowed instead of running over to bow they more than likely wouldn't have thrown a flag.

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Originally Posted by Bison56

If he would have just bowed instead of running over to bow they more than likely wouldn't have thrown a flag.

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Maybe. I just find it silly when officials and/or fans take offense to someone’s expression of being happy for accomplishing something big in a dangerous sport.

I’m sure glad rodeo fans don’t lose their crap when bull riders and bronc busters do similar acts when they last over eight seconds.


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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

Maybe. I just find it silly when officials and/or fans take offense to someone’s expression of being happy for accomplishing something big in a dangerous sport.

I’m sure glad rodeo fans don’t lose their crap when bull riders and bronc busters do similar acts when they last over eight seconds.


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Maybe it’s because no one is cheering for the bull?

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

I listened to the Bison 1660 post game show and it sounded like he took a bow towards NDSU fans, some of which might have been his family.

Personally, I think it was a ticky-tacky penalty and far from excessive. Let the young men play, have fun and show their emotions. Football is a dangerous sport and it only takes one play to end it all.


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He brought the big dick energy so let’s move on. I know it’s against the geriatric rules here but let’s get some swagger rolling. We’ve kicked every teams ass this year were rollin. Let’s take some pride in it.

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Originally Posted by bisonaudit

Maybe it’s because no one is cheering for the bull?

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You ever meet a PETA person?


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Originally Posted by MontBison

He brought the big dick energy so let’s move on. I know it’s against the geriatric rules here but let’s get some swagger rolling. We’ve kicked every teams ass this year were rollin. Let’s take some pride in it.

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That’s the thing though. A player performs a great play, the fans of the team he plays on celebrate like crazy in the stands, at home and at sports bars. His teammates and coaches celebrate from the sidelines and press box (along with the personalities covering his team). However, it’s wrong for that player to show any emotion.

I can’t be the only one who finds this thinking backwards. I couldn’t imagine the penalties I would commit if fans were flagged for showing emotion because I’m far more excessive than taking a bow.


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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

You ever meet a PETA person?


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Not at a rodeo.

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Originally Posted by Bison56

If he would have just bowed instead of running over to bow they more than likely wouldn't have thrown a flag.

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I think you are correct. If he would have gotten up taken his bow, I suspect no penalty. Run 20-30 yards first, you are probably getting a flag. Which to me makes sense, just from a flow of the game point of view.

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

That’s the thing though. A player performs a great play, the fans of the team he plays on celebrate like crazy in the stands, at home and at sports bars. His teammates and coaches celebrate from the sidelines and press box (along with the personalities covering his team). However, it’s wrong for that player to show any emotion.

I can’t be the only one who finds this thinking backwards. I couldn’t imagine the penalties I would commit if fans were flagged for showing emotion because I’m far more excessive than taking a bow.


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It wasn't just emotion it was taunting. I don't think he should be beaten up for it but we don't need our players doing that. I am sure that Klieman conveyed that message to him.

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Originally Posted by MontBison

I’m sure I’m in the minority on this but I was ecstatic he did that. Dude is hurt like every god dam play so let him have a little fun when he’s finally able to score.

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Yeah you're in the minority. It was classless. You like that shit become a fan of Miami or one of those other trash programs.

It's fine and expected to show emotion. Fist pump, run to your teammates and jump up, hug, whatever. He made a big show of it. I'm 99% sure Coach K isn't cool with that.

It's not the end of the world but that's not how this program has operated. Act like you've been there.

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

Yeah you're in the minority. It was classless. You like that shit become a fan of Miami or one of those other trash programs.

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The strength is in the herd. Glad a football player agrees. Putting on that green and yellow should be all the swagger they need.

Don't like the roughing the passer penalties either but how is it not holding when the tackle ends up on top of the defensive end every play. Those ends probably get frustrated.

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

That’s the thing though. A player performs a great play, the fans of the team he plays on celebrate like crazy in the stands, at home and at sports bars. His teammates and coaches celebrate from the sidelines and press box (along with the personalities covering his team). However, it’s wrong for that player to show any emotion.

I can’t be the only one who finds this thinking backwards. I couldn’t imagine the penalties I would commit if fans were flagged for showing emotion because I’m far more excessive than taking a bow.


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That's the thing..mmm he didn't celebrate with his teammates he taunted the crowd. What could of that panalty have meant in a good close game against a good team? There's no place for that shit.
They can sit his ass for a game.

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

That's the thing..mmm he didn't celebrate with his teammates he taunted the crowd. What could of that panalty have meant in a good close game against a good team? There's no place for that shit.
They can sit his ass for a game.

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All Star wrestlers are going to be for showboating

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Originally Posted by scottietohottie

The strength is in the herd. Glad a football player agrees. Putting on that green and yellow should be all the swagger they need.

Don't like the roughing the passer penalties either but how is it not holding when the tackle ends up on top of the defensive end every play. Those ends probably get frustrated.

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There's a difference between swagger and being a braggert.

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

There's a difference between swagger and being a braggert.

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I'm agreeing with you

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

Maybe. I just find it silly when officials and/or fans take offense to someone’s expression of being happy for accomplishing something big in a dangerous sport.

I’m sure glad rodeo fans don’t lose their crap when bull riders and bronc busters do similar acts when they last over eight seconds.


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Never witnessed a bull rider having ten other guys out there with him busting their arses to get him to the eight seconds. No penalty if he turns around and celebrates with the guys that made the touchdown possible. Run away from your team to celebrate, toward the opponents sideline, nope. And quite a stretch comparing a bad ass bull rider to scoring a touchdown against WIU. Kind of like comparing a basketball players toughness to a wrestler, not the same universe

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

That's the thing..mmm he didn't celebrate with his teammates he taunted the crowd. What could of that panalty have meant in a good close game against a good team? There's no place for that shit.
They can sit his ass for a game.

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I think that would be a little harsh. He made a mistake, but from what they showed after the play with Coach I am sure he got the message.

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Originally Posted by MontBison

He brought the big dick energy so let’s move on. I know it’s against the geriatric rules here but let’s get some swagger rolling. We’ve kicked every teams ass this year were rollin. Let’s take some pride in it.

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Originally Posted by scottietohottie

I'm agreeing with you

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And I was agreeing with you.

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Originally Posted by Christopher Moen

Maybe. I just find it silly when officials and/or fans take offense to someone’s expression of being happy for accomplishing something big in a dangerous sport.

I’m sure glad rodeo fans don’t lose their crap when bull riders and bronc busters do similar acts when they last over eight seconds.


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Jfc you really trying to make a rodeo analogy? Not even close.

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Originally Posted by 56BISON73

Jfc you really trying to make a rodeo analogy? Not even close.

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And a big Amen to this.

Hand the ball to the official...act like you've been there before...and plan to be back.

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Originally Posted by Vet70

It wasn't just emotion it was taunting. I don't think he should be beaten up for it but we don't need our players doing that. I am sure that Klieman conveyed that message to him.

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Originally Posted by Gully

It's fine and expected to show emotion. Fist pump, run to your teammates and jump up, hug, whatever. He made a big show of it. I'm 99% sure Coach K isn't cool with that.

It's not the end of the world but that's not how this program has operated. Act like you've been there.

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They showed on the KVLY broadcast him getting a pretty lengthy "talking to" by Klieman when he got to the sideline. Klieman didnt get animated at all but it was a good 20 seconds of him calmly talking into Brooks' earhole. I'd say the situation was handled and I'd be very surprised to see it happen again.

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Originally Posted by Professor Chaos

They showed on the KVLY broadcast him getting a pretty lengthy "talking to" by Klieman when he got to the sideline. Klieman didnt get animated at all but it was a good 20 seconds of him calmly talking into Brooks' earhole. I'd say the situation was handled and I'd be very surprised to see it happen again.

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And then Klieman went and said something to Kramer and Kramer got a big smile on his face. I herd the story of the stationary bike with no seat. Don't show up late for Kramer's stuff.