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Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 3:01 am
by JBB
Victim?
You in college karlhungis? It’s a football game. there are no victims, as you put it. It was an embarrassing comment you made, just embarrassing that’s all.
People make points and counter points. You see victims?
I see a good chance to make money on this game because it may be miss-priced.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 3:18 am
by JBB
Back when The Bison were rolling the Gophers LSU called and Coach Bohl said no. Bison weren’t ready for a game like that. I’m not surprised they came calling. They have an eye on NDSU football.
Great opportunity for Cox. He played 4 years for The Bison and graduated. Time to make his way in the world. All Bison fans wish him the best.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 3:34 am
by JBB
More Bison transfer news:
From The NDSU Sports Information
A second North Dakota State football player has submitted his name in the NCAA transfer portal, although this one isn’t as high-profile as the first. Cornerback Terrell Hall, who redshirted last season, has entered his paperwork to the NCAA database.
The move, which was confirmed Thursday by an NDSU spokesman, comes in the same week linebacker Jabril Cox put his name into the portal for the purposes of playing at a higher level to improve his NFL draft stock. Cox can play next year as a graduate transfer contingent on getting his degree this spring.
Hall, on the other hand, could have a different outlook if he were to leave. He would have to sit out a season if he were to transfer to another Division I school, meaning he would miss one entire season of eligibility and have three to play beginning in 2021. He also has the option of returning to NDSU under the NCAA portal guidelines.
He could play right away if he moved down a level to Division II.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 3:52 am
by JBB
From the bigger they are the harder they fall file:
In Baseball. Minnesota Gophers vs NDSU BISON
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NDSU WINS 7-4 !! big win
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 10:46 am
by thebootfitter
JBB wrote:From the bigger they are the harder they fall file:
In Baseball. Minnesota Gophers vs NDSU BISON
El_Chapo El_Chapo is offline
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NDSU WINS 7-4 !! big win
What does this have to do with an Oregon Ducks vs NDSU Bison football game? Sheesh, JBB... You're really stretching here. (Now I have to wonder whether you are in cahoots with Lakes/Chapo.)
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 12:26 pm
by OregonFan4Life
JBB wrote:I must pop in and say I don't post on any NDSU board, don't support NDSU in any way and follow the Bison like like a million others. They win and are fun to watch. I have no idea who any of these jokers are and hope to never find out. This is about as close as I care to be.
PS. Jabril Cox is visiting LSU
Clearly you aren't a biased and unreasonable NDSU fan. Nothing about your totally reasonable and non-obnoxious posts would suggest otherwise.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 12:28 pm
by OregonFan4Life
Mods, how long til JBB gets banned? When you start posting NDSU baseball scores on an Oregon football forum, then it's probably time to consider giving the boot.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 3:24 pm
by stlDUCKfan
This just in:
The Cheifs took out the New South Wales Waraths 51-14 in rugby today!
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2020 5:40 pm
by JIDuck97
stlDUCKfan wrote:This just in:
The Cheifs took out the New South Wales Waraths 51-14 in rugby today!
Didn't see that coming!
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2020 6:08 am
by JBB
From coach Cristobal on NDSU game
Posted today by BisonDuck at bisonville.com.
Coach Cristobal said this today,
"We're all about Oregon right now, not any opponent, but understanding everything we do now will have a direct reflection on how we show up against North Dakota State on the opening day, and the rest of the season."
He is taking you seriously.
Your head coach is right about that. It addresses what Bison fans call knocking the stuffing out of a team. Your coach knows a bad showing or loss to the Bison is probably the end of the hopes for a decent season. It happened at KSU and Iowa. It happened at Michigan when App State brought them down. Good teams all broken after a disappointing loss had direct reflections on the eventual seasons success for the losers.
Your coach is aware of the phenomenon and avoided it last season after the AZ loss. He is trying to head it off at the pass right now.
This game is big enough for your coach to be preoccupied with it so I feel comfortable too celebrating the big game.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2020 6:25 am
by FlDuckFan
NDSU shouldn't be a problem, their softball team just lost two games by one run back to back. Pair this with the recent transfer news and obviously the schools entire athletic department is on the brink of collapse.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2020 6:41 am
by JBB
NDSUs women’s softball team may have played Oregon in the NCAA Post Season once. Not sure how they are doing this year but thanks for the up date. With a more mature approach than some I appreciate any news on Bison and Ducks. Glad to see you think the same way.
The BB win over the gophers restored order.
There is concern about the new transfer rules allowing a student athlete 1 transfer up, down or sideways without sitting out a year for football. I’m not sure if it’s passed or proposed but I believe it’s under consideration.
Being a developmental program fans are concerned The Bison will see a lot more Jt/Sr transfers out not only to raise their NFL stock and play in much bigger venues on the National stage like Oregon but to get degrees from the more prestigious school.
It could also lead to close relationships between FBS and FCS programs with top freshman talent developing at the FCS and transferring to the FBS school partner. That would eliminate the problem of having to learn a new programs playbooks and systems.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2020 11:11 am
by greenyellow
JBB wrote:From coach Cristobal on NDSU game
Posted today by BisonDuck at bisonville.com.
Coach Cristobal said this today,
"We're all about Oregon right now, not any opponent, but understanding everything we do now will have a direct reflection on how we show up against North Dakota State on the opening day, and the rest of the season."
He is taking you seriously.
Your head coach is right about that. It addresses what Bison fans call knocking the stuffing out of a team. Your coach knows a bad showing or loss to the Bison is probably the end of the hopes for a decent season. It happened at KSU and Iowa. It happened at Michigan when App State brought them down. Good teams all broken after a disappointing loss had direct reflections on the eventual seasons success for the losers.
Your coach is aware of the phenomenon and avoided it last season after the AZ loss. He is trying to head it off at the pass right now.
This game is big enough for your coach to be preoccupied with it so I feel comfortable too celebrating the big game.
Him and his staff aren't just preparing for NDSU as he said they've broken down video of 6 opponents so far and will have all 12 done soon. NDSU is not a sole focus for them yet.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 4:51 pm
by JBB
Not surprised. I'm one of the fans that doesn't think the Ducks will overlook NDSU. They will be ready.
Iowa had the #13 defense. I dont think they overlooked the Bison either. No big time team is going to overlook anybody. Its an excuse. Best I can find Oregon defense was #22 last season NCAA stats. Oregon will want to play their game but when the Bison start the power run offense they won't be able to avoid it. They will have to line up and play Bison football. That means control of clock if things go as we hope. Possibly control of the scoreboard too.
Optimism is created by Oregon's performance last season.
from bisonville:
Virtually the same defense that gave up 31 to UW, 35 to WSU, and 31 to ASU. All similar talent to us. Lets not pretend we are going against a Clemson or LSU defense.
NDSU represents the same threat to Oregon as those teams.
Re: NDSU/OREGON 2020
Posted: Mon Mar 09, 2020 5:02 pm
by ncduck
JBB wrote:Not surprised. I'm one of the fans that doesn't think the Ducks will overlook NDSU. They will be ready.
Iowa had the #13 defense. I dont think they overlooked the Bison either. No big time team is going to overlook anybody. Its an excuse. Best I can find Oregon defense was #22 last season NCAA stats. Oregon will want to play their game but when the Bison start the power run offense they won't be able to avoid it. They will have to line up and play Bison football. That means control of clock if things go as we hope. Possibly control of the scoreboard too.
Optimism is created by Oregon's performance last season.
from bisonville:
Virtually the same defense that gave up 31 to UW, 35 to WSU, and 31 to ASU. All similar talent to us. Lets not pretend we are going against a Clemson or LSU defense.
Interesting opinion.
NDSU represents the same threat to Oregon as those teams.