well that would kinda suck....... but not the end of the world. I kind like the new guy better. Tall and big. Hopefully he has some speed.
well that would kinda suck....... but not the end of the world. I kind like the new guy better. Tall and big. Hopefully he has some speed.
"Rugby is a beastly game played by gentlemen; soccer is a gentleman's game played by beasts; football is a beastly game played by beasts."
- Henry Blaha
I think it's a typo. I couldn't find any info on Vraa commiting to UNI on Panther Nation and I'd think their fan base would know if a kid of Vraa's caliber committed.
Vraa has stated he was coming to NDSU for architecture. Does UNI even have architecture?
http://www.kare11.com/news/local/mor...38605&catid=16
Zach's propensity for planning even carried-over to the recruiting process for college football.
"The NDSU program has an architecture major and you can get a masters there in 5-years and I'm hoping to do that", Zach says.
A member of the National Honor Society with a 3.7 GPA, Zach knows that like it or not, he's become something of a role model in Rosemount. And as such, Zach says having athletic ability is great, but without a similar effort in classroom it can be wasted.
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
— John Wooden
Doesn't look like UNI has an architecture major. I am cautiously hopeful that this is some kind of a mistake.
http://www.uni.edu/majors/alpha.shtml#a
"Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because your character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what others think you are."
— John Wooden
Well, it isn't April 1st, but I am seriously wondering if this is a mistake. It could be. Some random reporter getting his MVFC schools mixed up.
But, we did get another receiver. 3 in one class isn't a ton. We aren't deep at receiver. But, his good buddy did verbal to UNI, but they don't even have an architecture program. He was loving our 5 year master's program, and this kid is smart. He knows the value of an education.
Hope this is a simple mistake. I was told that Vraa was a "difference maker" at this level. I would say that I would be VERY disappointed to lose him.
I do like 6'4 WR's too.
Yeah, it's not like Bison fans would ever praise Vraa as the jewel to their great recruiting class, and than the instant a typo comes out saying he is going to UNI turnaround and say "We didn't really need him" "I like the Wisconsin receiver better because he's an inch taller" etc, etc...
I agree. NDSU needs to realize how good Vraa really is. We focused our WR recruiting on him and Gebhart from Sioux Falls. They are big and athletic kids who could really make a difference. He is a top 5 kid in this class for sure. I really hope/think this may be a typo.