UND finishes last in BSC all sports Standings

[344Johnson]

The vast majority of Nodakians are "right-thinking". Just look at how we vote.

lulz, mostly!

[Hammerhead]

So when is North Dakota going to sell the state-owned bank and mill?

so·cial·ism noun
1: any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods

The vast majority of Nodakians are "right-thinking". Just look at how we vote.

[CAS4127]

So when is North Dakota going to sell the state-owned bank and mill?

so·cial·ism noun
1: any of various economic and political theories advocating collective or governmental ownership and administration of the means of production and distribution of goods

I don't know and I don't really care. Those have been in existence for years, and don't seem to have effected negatively the State's economy. Aren't most of the student loans for Nodak kids attending Nodak colleges funded through TBOND?!

[EightyfourBison]

Yeah. That's one of the five kinds of wins some UND fans recognize:

1 - Wins that happened

2 - Wins that haven't happened yet

3 - Wins that should've happened

4 - Moral victories

5 - Close losses.

Toe to toe falls under #4, right?

[zooropa]

Toe to toe falls under #4, right?

Nope, that's a whole other set of delusions:

Toe-to-toe means:

1 - Almost beating a demonstrably inferior team (e.g. a D-2 team)
"Even in a down year, UND went toe-to-toe with ______________, one of the best teams in D-2. Pretty sure they could beat a lot of (FCS/Summit League) teams."

2 - A loss to a team within the conference that was within a score or two at halftime, regardless of final score.
"UND went toe-to-toe in the first half. If ______ hadn't _______, we would've won that game easily." (i.e. 'the refs' & 'screwed us', 'Joe Blow' & 'gone off for 40pts', etc.)

3 - A blowout loss to a much better team, where they looked competitive either in the very early going or when their starters were playing the other team's second unit
"There was no way we were going to beat ________, they're (contending for a championship/a Top 25 team/going to be a Top 25 team/too talented), but we went toe-to-toe (for the first quarter/for the first five minutes/in the second half).

4 - Five seconds of competent play in any loss.
"__________ went toe-to-toe with _______________ in the (second half/first half/last five minutes/some other arbitrary unit), and owned him.

[Tatanka]

Nope, that's a whole other set of delusions:

Toe-to-toe means:

1 - Almost beating a demonstrably inferior team (e.g. a D-2 team)
"Even in a down year, UND went toe-to-toe with ______________, one of the best teams in D-2. Pretty sure they could beat a lot of (FCS/Summit League) teams."

2 - A loss to a team within the conference that was within a score or two at halftime, regardless of final score.
"UND went toe-to-toe in the first half. If ______ hadn't _______, we would've won that game easily." (i.e. 'the refs' & 'screwed us', 'Joe Blow' & 'gone off for 40pts', etc.)

3 - A blowout loss to a much better team, where they looked competitive either in the very early going or when their starters were playing the other team's second unit
"There was no way we were going to beat ________, they're (contending for a championship/a Top 25 team/going to be a Top 25 team/too talented), but we went toe-to-toe (for the first quarter/for the first five minutes/in the second half).

4 - Five seconds of competent play in any loss.
"__________ went toe-to-toe with _______________ in the (second half/first half/last five minutes/some other arbitrary unit), and owned him.

it appears as if you're well versed in the condition of being delusional.

[zooropa]

it appears as if you're well versed in the condition of being delusional.

Yeah, well, 32 years of rooting for the Vikings will do that to you.

[Tatanka]

Yeah, well, 32 years of rooting for the Vikings will do that to you.

I would also have accepted "Jackrabbits".


Sorry, had to be done.

[56BISON73]

Nope, that's a whole other set of delusions:

Toe-to-toe means:

1 - Almost beating a demonstrably inferior team (e.g. a D-2 team)
"Even in a down year, UND went toe-to-toe with ______________, one of the best teams in D-2. Pretty sure they could beat a lot of (FCS/Summit League) teams."

2 - A loss to a team within the conference that was within a score or two at halftime, regardless of final score.
"UND went toe-to-toe in the first half. If ______ hadn't _______, we would've won that game easily." (i.e. 'the refs' & 'screwed us', 'Joe Blow' & 'gone off for 40pts', etc.)

3 - A blowout loss to a much better team, where they looked competitive either in the very early going or when their starters were playing the other team's second unit
"There was no way we were going to beat ________, they're (contending for a championship/a Top 25 team/going to be a Top 25 team/too talented), but we went toe-to-toe (for the first quarter/for the first five minutes/in the second half).

4 - Five seconds of competent play in any loss.
"__________ went toe-to-toe with _______________ in the (second half/first half/last five minutes/some other arbitrary unit), and owned him.

Are these questions on the Wonderlick for SDSU??????

[zooropa]

Are these questions on the Wonderlick for SDSU??????

SDSU has about 470 student-athletes. Over 180 of them made national tournaments last year. I'll ask one of them.