I don't care how the vote ended up. They still suck and always will.
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Amid my hatred of UN_ and all their fans lies an appreciation for the rivalry, and the nickel represents that. It may not represent the current rivalry, or lackthereof, but I think it is a nice piece of history. I also think that completely dismissing it as "stupid" and "irrelevant" is actually showing an attitude of butthurt that we don't currently possess it, or ever will. It sucks that we lost that last match-up, but do you think we would as readily shit on the nickel it were currently in our possession? I doubt it.
Regarding the last 2 quotes, maybe I missed a few posts about this, but I wonder if the "other side" of the trophy is also banned now because of the symbol on it?
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No butthurt here. I could really care less about it, even if we had it.
I really wish some NDSU students would get together and steal it on August 30th and then spray paint Fighting Hawks on the Sioux side, similar to what Hogan did to the WCW belt by spraying NWO.
Former NDSU intramural athlete.
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Four things. One, saying we don't care about the trophy doesn't necessarily demonstrate "butthurt". The way you have worded your statement if people were drooling to get it back you could also say that is"butthurt". Second, we didn't lose the last matchup, we beat the snot out of them. If you are talking about 2003 and the last contest involving the trophy you are correct. It would have been nice to have beaten them at that game, but after 6 National Championships in 7 years why should we care? It's like not having the marker. It would be nice, but I am sure the players would rather have their rings. Third, if we had the nickel it would have been given to the State Historical Society as required by law instead of hiding it like children. Fourth it is ancient history and irrelevant that they have it.
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