Should Jamestown be accepted into the NSIC?

[SW_Mustang]

Its a unique experience, feel like a sardine in there for the big games. Homecoming this year is against Mankato which means you might want to get in line now.

Oh - yeah, I'll circle that one on the calendar. Sounds like a good time. I've visited the stadium over there before, but just haven't seen a game.

[SW_Mustang]

I saw that online. Interesting to have a night game outside in mid-November, but maybe the wind will go down after sunset.

It's nice to see TCO get used for this stuff - I mean, I'm sure one team losing a home game stings, but still.

[WSUWarriorFan]

It's nice to see TCO get used for this stuff - I mean, I'm sure one team losing a home game stings, but still.

St. Olaf is the "home team." Not sure how neutral sites go for revenue but I assume the home team gets something extra out of it for taking a game off campus. It will be a large Johnnie crowd im sure.

[SW_Mustang]

St. Olaf is the "home team." Not sure how neutral sites go for revenue but I assume the home team gets something extra out of it for taking a game off campus. It will be a large Johnnie crowd im sure.

IMO - part of it is the student experience of going to games on campus too. Not sure how much that matters in the St. Ole world though, and TCO isn't a far drive either.

I've only seen St. Olaf once - they had a pretty good crowd but it was at Carleton, so I'm sure there were more than normal. That's a rivalry I 100% recommend seeing in person.

[CollegeFBGuy]

Of note, for Jamestown…volleyball team left Monday for Peru. Not sure of all of the details, but kicking it off international style

[laker]

Of note, for Jamestown…volleyball team left Monday for Peru. Not sure of all of the details, but kicking it off international style

I'll assume the country, and not the NAIA school in Nebraska!

Those trips are great opportunities for the athletes. Great for bonding too.

[MrMustang]

I'm sorry, does the Mankato administration have absolute authority in the NSIC now? This is a conference leadership move that failed us. Not one schools administration, and I don't have any details as far as how MSU admins felt about SCSU being allowed to drop football.

My hope is they voiced their opinion that they shouldn't be allowed to, but if they didn't I will admit that disappoints me.

I never claimed they have absolute authority. I propoerly report they voted yes to Jamestown.

[MrMustang]

And how do you know that MSU administration "just sat on their hands?"

they voted yes

had they opposed they could have voted "non" even if they were the only "no" vote.

how do I know ? - how they voted

[njmav1]

they voted yes

had they opposed they could have voted "non" even if they were the only "no" vote.

how do I know ? - how they voted

So voting "yes" is the same as "sitting on their hands." Gotcha.

[oldyellaHer69]

So voting "yes" is the same as "sitting on their hands." Gotcha.

They all said YES! Go Jimmies!

[SW_Mustang]

Welp. Just saw the coach's poll.

Yikes for us.

[oldyellaHer69]

Welp. Just saw the coach's poll.

Yikes for us.

Donate to SMSU instead of the Mankato hockey, might help!

[SW_Mustang]

Donate to SMSU instead of the Mankato hockey, might help!

I've never donated any money to MSU.

Unless we're counting ticket expense, then SMSU still wins.

[MrMustang]

Of note, for Jamestown…volleyball team left Monday for Peru. Not sure of all of the details, but kicking it off international style

Nebraska is nice this time of year

[oldyellaHer69]

Mighty Mavs! https://www.keyc.com/2026/08/06/minn...udget-deficit/