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Originally posted by Inkblot
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Good for the Beavers. Coach Ian Shields has his work cut out for him. He has only 2 coaches and graduate asst. on staff and missed a recruiting cycle. I wish him good fortune in trying to grow MSU into competitive program. They have a great stadium and a nice community of near 50k population.Originally posted by Stanger86 View Post
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*updated*
Inkblot compiled the list for MIAA, I just added the NSIC to put it together.
Week 1: Emporia State
Week 2: Missouri Western
Week 3: Washburn, MSU-Moorhead
Week 4: Northwest Missouri State
Week 5: Fort Hays State
Week 6: Northeastern State, Bemidji State
Week 7: Central Oklahoma, MSU-Mankato
Week 8: Missouri Southern, U-Mary
Week 10: Nebraska–Kearney
Week 11: Central Missouri, Northern State
Found games:
Week 1: Minnesota-Duluth vs. Northern Michigan
Week 1:Winona vs. Saginaw Valley
​​​​​​Week 1: Concordia vs Upper Iowa
​​​​Week 2: Augustana vs. Chadron
Week 4: Wayne State vs. Missouri S&T
Week 5: Southwest vs. Valparaiso
Week 9: USF vs. Pittsburg State
Week 10: Minot vs. Michigan TechComment
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Everything released so far, matches up with what I was told about the Bemidji State schedule. They are still trying to fill the open dateComment
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It appears that Northern Michigan is in need of a game for week 11, if Northern State can't get Central Missouri to biteComment
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The challenge with UCM vs Northern is likely just a 1 year deal....as the MIAA will be gearing up for a 2024 and 2025 schedule model and seemingly won't have the identical bye weeks as 2023. This will make scheduling with the NSIC all the harder as the NSIC is doing 2023 and 2024 (per what I've heard from the meeting in the last few weeks)....and with teams wanting a 2 year home/away setup with a non-con opponent, those games between the NSIC vs MIAA will be harder to make happen.Originally posted by zimmy21 View Post
Northern has almost no options in that W11 spot..so I'd expect them to do Northern Michigan.Comment
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At least that game would be indoors for the last week of the season.Originally posted by Matt Witwicki View PostComment
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One less D2 schedule opportunity is gone. South Dakota State will entertain Western Oregon on September 2. I might go to that just to cross another team off of my list- or is it to add another team to my list. Glass half empty or half full?Comment
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Well, that made me do a Google search...oof. What in the world is that thing? HahaOriginally posted by laker View PostComment
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The Superior Dome. In 2011 I missed out on watching MSU play there to open the season because we had a workshop day (Thursday) before school started. Instead I went to watch Washburn beat USF who hadn't come into the NSIC yet. Too bad that I wasn't able to go.Originally posted by NSU4LIFE View Post
Superior Dome - WikipediaComment
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FWIW... it's wooden. I think I've read that it's the largest wooden dome.Originally posted by NSU4LIFE View Post
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I understand what it is, and of course I'm being a tad sparky in my comment. It looks like something some Swedes built to keep the village warm. The history and being the biggest wooden dome is cool, don't get the wrong because I love history. But, that thing is as good for football as the Corn Palace for hoops. Unusual, but awful. (This from pictures and not actually being at the Superior Dome). I have been to the Corn Palace and that is jot great for hoops at all. Unique, yes.
That said, i just dont like football in dome in general. Just my opinion thoughComment
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In case anyone was wondering what the Superior Dome looked like in plaid - here you go:
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No...way...Originally posted by SW_Mustang View PostIn case anyone was wondering what the Superior Dome looked like in plaid - here you go:
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