NDSU BISON @ Iowa State University Cyclones

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I'll respond for him: "During practice today, our 7'6", 340lbs QB hit wide receivers today while practicing without the defense and they caught ALL passes! 3-time pee-wee league champs... blah, blah, blah... K-State... blah, blah, blah... Minnesota... blah, blah, blah... 20k sellouts... blah, blah, blah...moving to D1... blah, blah, blah...chip on their shoulder... blah, blah, blah... preseason #1...blah, blah, blah....favored by 2...inside sources..."

Rinse and repeat x 1000 times.

Sorry, everyone. Forgot to add: "Oil money.."
 

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NDSU has looked into expansion of dome to 25,000 with raising prices would be just fine for the mountain west or mac. Think Duke basketball. Oil money has the area flush with money & jobs making the area the fastest growing economy in USA and growth and employment. It's 50/50 ND/Minnesota students at our regional university.

To go Big 12 we'd need a new stadium yes, but we already proved we can compete with big 12 teams (in basketball too see Oklahoma win in big dance)

Yes fargo isn't a big recruit town but there's a fargo kid starting for Missouri and a senior with Big 10 & Big 12 offers as a rb. (Obviously NDSU recruiting base is Minnesota - twin cities)

NDSU will never be offered a spot in the Big 12 regardless of if they made the move to be an FBS school. Oil money is not related to tv revenue. There is no way the Big 12 would offer NDSU versus a BYU, Louisville or Cincy.
 

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Lakes - Are you sure you want to step up to FBS? You might want to understand the NCAA requirements 1st.

Attendance - Average 15000 over all home games in the last rolling 2 years. In order for a ticket to be counted in the attendance, it must be sold for no less than 1/3 of the highest priced ticket. This includes student tickets. If your highest priced game ticket is $30, you better hope the students are paying at least $10 and other tickets are not being discounted.

NDSU may have 22 less scholarships, but don't have 22 less players as they can use partials to get to 85 total players on scholarship. Not only do you get 22 more scholarships, you really get 44 more scholarships(+22 for women's)......next problem....

You currently meet the requirement of 16 D1 sports programs.....unfortunately there is 8 for men and 8 for women. Get ready to drop some men's sports and start adding women's. ISU has 6 men's and 10 women's sports to meet the requirements.

You really want to join the Mountain West? Are you trying to finish off your Athletic Department and make them go bankrupt? Get ready to fly those 10 women's sports teams to the middle of nowhere in the west. That will really make a lot of money for the University.

While I'm a diehard ISU fan, I am concerned the Power 5 sealed the fate of the future of college football. There just isn't enough money for the other FBS conferences to compete, but they still have to live within the FBS requirements. If NDSU joins the little boys in the FBS, I hope you aren't disappointed when you are just a mediocre team in a mediocre conference and the Athletic Department doesn't have the money to build the infrastructure needed.

NDSU would be just fine, especially with 22 more scholarships!
Mr ndsu fan up top likes to trophy chase, be the big fish in small pond. I would hope my university can strive for more!!

As for the game, I'll say it again. when NDSU'S defense slows down isu offense, that's how NDSU will win 21-17

care to address the bolded part lakes?
 

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Playing one game a season against a Big 12 team doesn't mean you can compete week in-week out.

This seems like an impossible concept to grasp.

Lakes logic. Mercer would win the ACC because they beat Duke 1 time in the NCAA tourney.
 

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NDSU has looked into expansion of dome to 25,000 with raising prices would be just fine for the mountain west or mac. Think Duke basketball. Oil money has the area flush with money & jobs making the area the fastest growing economy in USA and growth and employment. It's 50/50 ND/Minnesota students at our regional university.

To go Big 12 we'd need a new stadium yes, but we already proved we can compete with big 12 teams (in basketball too see Oklahoma win in big dance)

Yes fargo isn't a big recruit town but there's a fargo kid starting for Missouri and a senior with Big 10 & Big 12 offers as a rb. (Obviously NDSU recruiting base is Minnesota - twin cities)

This may be the most idiotic statement you have made so far on this website. You have shown you can compete in the Big 12 by winning one football game and one basketball game against the Big 12?
 

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NDSU has looked into expansion of dome to 25,000 with raising prices would be just fine for the mountain west or mac. Think Duke basketball. Oil money has the area flush with money & jobs making the area the fastest growing economy in USA and growth and employment. It's 50/50 ND/Minnesota students at our regional university.

To go Big 12 we'd need a new stadium yes, but we already proved we can compete with big 12 teams (in basketball too see Oklahoma win in big dance)

Yes fargo isn't a big recruit town but there's a fargo kid starting for Missouri and a senior with Big 10 & Big 12 offers as a rb. (Obviously NDSU recruiting base is Minnesota - twin cities)

25,000 wouldn't be fine for the Mountain West! You're delusional. It's funny how you have to try so hard to prove yourself and you still don't get it.

Congrats on pulling an upset once! I guess by your logic, Kent State and George Mason belong in big time conferences since they've pulled off a few good upsets in the tourney. Bigger conferences won't even take Gonzaga for basketball! Goodness, you are as dumb as they get.

Shut up with this oil money. Fargo has a median household income below $50,000, which is below the national average. Fargo is by no means a wealthy city. Just because the city finally got indoor plumbing last year and Fios internet, that doesn't qualify them as a booming metropolis where they can charge $200 per seat at the Fargodome.
 

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NDSU has looked into expansion of dome to 25,000 with raising prices would be just fine for the mountain west or mac. Think Duke basketball. Oil money has the area flush with money & jobs making the area the fastest growing economy in USA and growth and employment. It's 50/50 ND/Minnesota students at our regional university.

To go Big 12 we'd need a new stadium yes, but we already proved we can compete with big 12 teams (in basketball too see Oklahoma win in big dance)

Yes fargo isn't a big recruit town but there's a fargo kid starting for Missouri and a senior with Big 10 & Big 12 offers as a rb. (Obviously NDSU recruiting base is Minnesota - twin cities)

You just don't get it, or at least won't answer the questions.

1. Do you have 85 scholarship players?

2. What does the most expensive ticket cost per game? Least expensive?

3. Do you think kids from the twin cities will suddenly start going to NDSU over upper midwest power 5 schools?

4. You have not shown that you can compete against the big12, you have shown that you can focus your entire off season on one game and win that game?

5. Who said anything about you coming to the big12?

6. What does Duke basketball have to do with a 1-AA football team?

7. That fastest growing economy is built on an oil bubble that could burst at any time due to foriegn influences and is largely comprised of workers who have migrated to ND from other states.
 

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NDSU has shown that a 3 time FCS Champ can play bottom feeders in FBS and pull out some close wins. Put them in the meat grinder of the Big XII and they will not fare as well as TCU or WVU.

For all the talk about NDSU's 4 wins in the last 4 years against FBS teams, let's remember that those teams were Colorado State, Kansas, Minnesota, and K-State (a really nice win in the Opener).

It will be a good game. But I still predict an ISU win. Bibbs, Montgomery, and Bundrage prove to be too much. Too much size and too much ability for them to contain them.

My point wasn't that they could be successful in the FBS, but they've proven to be able to do the same things as we have when given the chance. And they have done it with less resources. Do I believe they could compete week in and week out? Nope, but for much of our history we haven't either. But we have the resources and if lightning would strike we could take off now. The differences in resources we have vs NDSU is incredibly wide. There is no chance that, even with oil money, NDSU could compete with the Alabama's, Oklahomas, Texas', USC, Oregon, etc. I respect the hell out of what they have done up there. Take away the jack wagon fans that make them look like tools and I'm guessing we all would root for NDSU.
 

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My point wasn't that they could be successful in the FBS, but they've proven to be able to do the same things as we have when given the chance. And they have done it with less resources. Do I believe they could compete week in and week out? Nope, but for much of our history we haven't either. But we have the resources and if lightning would strike we could take off now. The differences in resources we have vs NDSU is incredibly wide. There is no chance that, even with oil money, NDSU could compete with the Alabama's, Oklahomas, Texas', USC, Oregon, etc. I respect the hell out of what they have done up there. Take away the jack wagon fans that make them look like tools and I'm guessing we all would root for NDSU.

What things?
 

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What things?

Beat Minnesota, KU, and I would love to say KSU. KNG, don't mistake what I'm trying to say. We don't know what NDSU would do with our schedule. Would they win 1-3 games? Who knows? It doesn't matter. But when given the chance, they have won. That's all I'm saying.

I just looked up the difference in school revenue. NDSU $18.8 million and ISU $62.3 million. I didn't realize it was even that wide of disparity. (UT is $165.6...)
 

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They beat #2 Oklahoma State a few years ago right?


Oh wait, they pulled an upset over one good team and beat 3 other bottom feeder FBS teams.

And we do that regularly right? Your point is that a lower-tier team can beat a better team on any given Sat. (or Friday... :wink:). I'm not disagreeing with that.
 

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And we do that regularly right? Your point is that a lower-tier team can beat a better team on any given Sat. (or Friday... :wink:). I'm not disagreeing with that.

My point is that a lower-tier teams SHOULD be able to beat KU, MN, and CSU regularly and an upset against KSU is NOT a sign that they are Big12 caliber. I don't think NDSU would have even come close to stopping that OSU attack like ISU did, and that wasn't even an awesome ISU team. We still had offensive issues.


The toughest game NDSU has EVER won was against K-State and it's not like they dominated KSU and outclassed them. KSU played like crap in their first game with a new QB. Lots of good teams have lost games like that.

NDSU would have to play and beat multiple FBS teams a year to achieve what we have. Just last year we beat Tulsa, Kansas, and WVU. That was in a bad year for us. Those would be three PROGRAM DEFINING wins for NDSU according to Lakes.
 

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My point is that a lower-tier teams SHOULD be able to beat KU, MN, and CSU regularly and an upset against KSU is NOT a sign that they are Big12 caliber. I don't think NDSU would have even come close to stopping that OSU attack like ISU did, and that wasn't even an awesome ISU team. We still had offensive issues.


The toughest game NDSU has EVER won was against K-State and it's not like they dominated KSU and outclassed them. KSU played like crap in their first game with a new QB. Lots of good teams have lost games like that.

NDSU would have to play and beat multiple FBS teams a year to achieve what we have. Just last year we beat Tulsa, Kansas, and WVU. That was in a bad year for us. Those would be three PROGRAM DEFINING wins for NDSU according to Lakes.

I think we're saying the same thing, just in different ways. I meant to give NDSU respect for winning the games on their schedule. And that, like Marshall, and other teams CAN move up to FBS. There is no chance in hell they would be able to survive in a Power 5 conference just because they can beat the bottom-feeders. And as we know, winning three games in our conference won't build the base that they obviously would need.
 

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Good discussion. Yes ndsu could go 3-6 4-5 year in and year out just as easily as ku isu with 22 more schollys.

Keepngoal- care to address the bolded part lakes?
Yes adding 22 womens scholarships in equestrian, tennis would add up to 22
 

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Good discussion. Yes ndsu could go 3-6 4-5 year in and year out just as easily as ku isu with 22 more schollys.

Keepngoal- care to address the bolded part lakes?
Yes adding 22 womens scholarships in equestrian, tennis would add up to 22

How would you afford those new 44 scholarships Lakes? Your budget is 18.8 million and expenses of 18.7 million today.

I'm very doubtful that you would win 3-4 games year in and year out with your facilities. A good year, sure, but not year in and year out. If you moved up you would be trying to recruit FBS guys against the other FBS guys. Not as easy. Right now you get the best of the rest because they want to win. You would end up getting the same talent as you get today, if you were lucky. You wouldn't get the good school transfers anymore to save their year of eligibility.

I know you will say oil money will get the job done. No, it won't. But carry on thinking that because you guys are top dog in the small lake competing with the "big" boys every year, that you could win year in and year out in the Big XII. It's not surprising people are so tired of this drivel.
 
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