GDT: Fighting Hawks

[Grizzled]

It’s safe to say this game was our Super Bowl and we played with effort.

[southcliffbison]

It’s safe to say this game was our Super Bowl and we played with effort.

Calling a regular season game, with an in-state rival or not, a Super Bowl? That's kind of a stretch, don't you think?

[NDSUstudent]

Safe to say it has lost its luster.......

Yeah, the turd polish is gone. The mediocrity lovers are nowhere to be seen after they were popping off, which is hardly shocking. They care more about the head coach than the program, which is sad.

[Grizzled]

Calling a regular season game, with an in-state rival or not, a Super Bowl? That's kind of a stretch, don't you think?

We do it to other teams all the time in this situation.

[NDSU92]

The Richman lovers were dismissing the earlier loss to UND as “their Super Bowl” lol

But that’s never the case for us. All our wins are deserved. The losses have excuses.

[TAILG8R]

It’s all about the next three games … or one when we lose and go home.

Wake me up when Richmen gets canned.


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[ByeSonBusiness]

SDSU would be a good start. I remember when we used to eat their lunch twice a year. Anything better than thumping our chest for a comeback win vs a hockey school at home would be great.

Look at our yearly national rankings. Pick your metric. We have gotten incredibly better facilities while our program has backslid.

Would love to see us in the low 100’s consistently with some forays into the 60s-100s. Lord knows we have the athletic budget for it. Apparently SDSU does.

When did NDSU eat SDSU's lunch twice a year?

Would have had to be before I started college (2010).

[Strommer10]

When did NDSU eat SDSU's lunch twice a year?

Would have had to be before I started college (2010).

NDSU beat SDSU 10 straight times from 2007 to 2011, & NDSU won 16 of the 21 meetings between 2007 & 2015. That is what 92 is referencing.

Compare that to the results after Richman's first season, NDSU is 8-15 against SDSU from 2016 to present day... that is a stark drop off in success vs your number 1 conference rival.