Engel, Van Dellen and Kelly Dismissed From Team

[MAKBison]

I think Bisonville gets more views from the major sports talking heads staffers many may suspect. We had a discussion on here a couple of years ago about the role of coaches preparing players for the NFL vs just winning the next game. A day later started a two day discussion on M&M about the role of college coaches.

I am sure if your in the business you skim all of the media out there, but the juice is just not worth the squeeze with this story. Look at all the hot piss tests from JMU SDSU UNI etc. and it was a story for about …well it was never a story.

[tjbison]

I think Bisonville gets more views from the major sports talking heads staffers many may suspect. We had a discussion on here a couple of years ago about the role of coaches preparing players for the NFL vs just winning the next game. A day later started a two day discussion on M&M about the role of college coaches.

You serious clark?

[LITTLEGUYSINGREEN]

[FONT="]Dom Izzo‏ @DomIzzoWDAY 4m4 minutes agoMore


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Chris Klieman starts press conference by announcing that Darren Kelley, Henry Van Dellen and Sean Engel have been dismissed from the team for violation of team rules. Dallas Freeman has been suspended for this week’s game vs San Diego.

Never heard of them. I'm sure they won't be missed too badly.

[ndsubison1]

Team rules could mean lots of things

[VirginiaBison]

You serious clark?

Yep. Just my east coast point of view... you all get more exposure than you think especially now with CW front page news and NDSU Bison fans/banners/signs being high lighted by the networks at every Eagles game.

[Bisonfanatical]

In other news... Bo Pelini and Brock Spack have just scheduled emergency trips to Fargo.

Now that there is funny

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[DIBISON]

This wasn't even a news story on the WDAY newscast at 6 pm. Dom covered it during the sports while previewing the upcoming game.

[BisonTru]

I think Bisonville gets more views from the major sports talking heads staffers many may suspect. We had a discussion on here a couple of years ago about the role of coaches preparing players for the NFL vs just winning the next game. A day later started a two day discussion on M&M about the role of college coaches.

[NDSU1980]

I'd think Bison coaches would be better off coming out and giving a general idea of what the infractions were and get it over with. Ends the speculation which will probably be worse than the actual offense. Fess up, get it over with and move on. We don't need all the down and dirty details, just a general idea and life goes on.

[unbison]

They are gonna do a 30 for 30 on this for sure