• TrainingRm67
    168
    Plough doesn’t seem like a guy who’d settle for “coasting,”
  • davisguy52
    102
    Bingo. They'll do it big or not at all
  • Sailorgabe
    196
    Not me. I think its a mistake. If Nebraska can't break through, I'm not sure how North Dakota can.
  • movielover
    723
    And Les' record here is around .500.
  • Pacifico2
    198
    I just can't get fired-up about playing "exciting" new opponents (like Nevada and San Jose St.), striving for barely .500 seasons, getting monkey-stomped in another money game, and hoping to receive a crappy bowl bid. Give me a weekend in January in Nashville and an FCS national championship (hell, even a Quarterfinal win) until college football listens to my man SailorGabe and splits and makes another level of playoffs for that lower group.

    Interesting point about Nebraska and NDSU. Different measures of success there but interesting analogy. I'd bet NDSU does better as a mid-major before Nebraska does anything significant in the Big10/Power 4.
  • Jdur
    440
    My worry is if it splits and makes another playoff we have no idea if we will get invited to join considering how big the g5 already is. Getting stuck in the third tier would be rough.

    Also I think NDSU understands in the move to the new MW its a much more winnable league.
  • davisguy52
    102
    I generally agree, but I think .500 would be bare minimum assuming we retain the current staff and the positive recruiting trend continues. People seem to forget last time we played NDSU we lost by 9 (shouldve been closer) on their turf and we're arguably much more talented now.
  • Pacifico2
    198
    All valid points to ponder. Hard to tell when the best time to jump is, I think we'll probably see how the next 2-3 years plays out and it might be a little more clear.

    I agree with you , .500 may be a little low given the current staff and what they're doing recruiting-wise.
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