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    There aren’t many teams in the Mountain and Pacific time zones for the late-late games.
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    Boise won the 2014 Fiesta Bowl against Arizona and the 2017 Vegas Bowl against Oregon. They are still ESPN's late Saturday game Anchor. They also stand a pretty good chance of getting the NY6 access bowl this year. They are down a bit since Peterson left but are from irrelevant.
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    I'm guessing recruits aren't coming here just because of the championship argument, because there are plenty of places they can go and win a championship of one kind or another. They come here for other reasons--great coaches, great fan base, great school, national attention, great system for them as players, etc. Consequently, if the championship enticement isn't there, it doesn't mean they won't come.
    Ask Idaho how that worked to get recruits when they were in FBS and in a sucky conference. When you find a better conference for us, then let us know. I trust you'll have found the extra money we'll need too for the schollies, higher coaches salaries, bigger travel budget, and of course the size of the stadium.

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    Whos up for the big game vs Western? Is NDSU going to stick the WIU radio team up in the corner with a table and extension cord to do their work like Shawn and LT had to deal with in Macomb?
    And charge them more for the tickets than what they charged fans.
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    And charge them more for the tickets than what they charged fans.
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    Quote Originally Posted by NDSU1980 View Post
    Ask Idaho how that worked to get recruits when they were in FBS and in a sucky conference. When you find a better conference for us, then let us know. I trust you'll have found the extra money we'll need too for the schollies, higher coaches salaries, bigger travel budget, and of course the size of the stadium.
    There are two types of NDSU fans. There is the if Boise can do it then so can we types. The other is the we can't risk turning into the next Idaho so let's just stay. There was also the same kind of people when we made the move out of DII. Their were the Mcfeely types of which I would guess includes a good percentage of those here on Bisonville. The other is the Chapman/Taylor types who believed we belonged which also includes a good percentage of those on here. The rest have jumped on the bandwagon once the move was shown to be a success.

    Anyways, it's just funny that the first response dependent on ones point of view in regards to this topic is either "but Idaho!" or "but Boise!"

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    When we left the NCC it was because we had more resources than we were allowed to use at that level. They cut the maximum number of scholarships you could issue. We’re nowhere close to that circumstance now. There’s no conference to take us, there’s nothing to play for, the exposure isn’t better, the competition is only marginally better and that improvement comes at greatly increased cost. In terms of population Fargo is still almost 40% smaller than Boise was when they moved up, and then they grew 50% in the decade after. The situation now is not comparable to the move from D-II, and Boise is not a good comp for Fargo at this point. The juice is not yet worth the squeeze.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bisonaudit View Post
    When we left the NCC it was because we had more resources than we were allowed to use at that level. They cut the maximum number of scholarships you could issue. We’re nowhere close to that circumstance now. There’s no conference to take us, there’s nothing to play for, the exposure isn’t better, the competition is only marginally better and that improvement comes at greatly increased cost. In terms of population Fargo is still almost 40% smaller than Boise was when they moved up, and then they grew 50% in the decade after. The situation now is not comparable to the move from D-II, and Boise is not a good comp for Fargo at this point. The juice is not yet worth the squeeze.
    So what's the solution- we start playing 10 guys rather than 11? I mean at what point is this no longer football and just a comedy show each week? if there is no doubt as to who win it isn't a game its an exhibition... Bison football is pretty comparable to globe trotters level right now. You saw it in the SDSU game with multiple half back passes just to keep things interesting and still beat them when it mattered..

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    So what's the solution- we start playing 10 guys rather than 11? I mean at what point is this no longer football and just a comedy show each week? if there is no doubt as to who win it isn't a game its an exhibition... Bison football is pretty comparable to globe trotters level right now. You saw it in the SDSU game with multiple half back passes just to keep things interesting and still beat them when it mattered..
    Just wait. From 1979 to 1994 no player who stayed (assuming a red shirt) didn’t get a national championship ring. We’ve been here before. The driver for the last move wasn’t dominance.
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    they were dominant back then but not like now- there were a lot of 3-4 loss seasons mixed in that time and never even 3 peated… can you imagine? If Entz ever has a 3 loss season we would fire him immediately... in fact if Entz loses 3 games his first 4 years I would be shocked..

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    Quote Originally Posted by fmfantasy View Post
    they were dominant back then but not like now- there were a lot of 3-4 loss seasons mixed in that time and never even 3 peated… can you imagine? If Entz ever has a 3 loss season we would fire him immediately... in fact if Entz loses 3 games his first 4 years I would be shocked..
    I sure hope you’re wrong about how a coach would be treated after such a season. Remember the last guy who lost 3+ games here?
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