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STAFF BLOG MONKE BUSINESS March Madness, it's even for North Dakotans
North Dakota has a nice little stake in college basketball's March Madness this year. Killdeer High School graduate Austin Dufault and the Colorado Buffaloes, one day removed from upsetting the Pac...
Posted on 3/12/12 at 2:21 AM
Well, well, we meet again in 2015 
FARGO — The drama of the University of North Dakota vs. North Dakota State football series that has been on hold since 2003 surfaced again on Wednesday.
By Jeff Kolpack and Tom Miller , May 17, 2012
UND hockey assistant Eades being let go
GRAND FORKS — University of North Dakota associate head hockey coach Cary Eades will not have his contract renewed as part of restructuring of the coaching staff, head coach Dave Hakstol says.
May 04, 2012
A chance in camp: Former UND football players get spot in Minnesota Vikings training camp
GRAND FORKS — The Minnesota Vikings have extended rookie minicamp invitations to three former University of North Dakota football players, although two of those athletes haven’t been with the Sioux since 2010.
By Tom Miller , May 01, 2012
Sioux walk-ons do best to impress: Swedish safety, Alaskan wide receiver have aspirations of making team
GRAND FORKS — At the University of North Dakota football spring game last Saturday, the Sioux coaching staff laid out the red carpet to try to impress approximately 50 high school recruits.
By Tom Miller , April 27, 2012
UND hockey coach Dave Hakstol has salary advantage over NDSU football coach Craig Bohl
FARGO — In the Battle of the Coaching Pocketbook, University of North Dakota men’s hockey coach Dave Hakstol is the state’s public university winner. A victory despite the best year North Dakota State football coach Craig Bohl could ever have.
By Jeff Kolpack , April 23, 2012
UND QBs Bradley, Hanson finish spring competition strong
GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota’s spring football season ended Saturday at the Alerus Center without an answer to the program’s biggest question.
By Wayne Nelson , April 21, 2012
UND line play draws attention
GRAND FORKS — Before today’s annual University of North Dakota Green-White spring game, there will be a lot of beef on display outside the Alerus Center. The North Dakota Tailgate Sioux-Per Party will include plenty of beef — ribs and burgers — for fans to enjoy.
By Wayne Nelson , April 21, 2012
Sioux coach Hakstol signs 6-year deal
GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota has made plans to keep Dave Hakstol as its head men’s hockey coach for a long time.
By Brad Schlossman , April 19, 2012
New turf, less wear and tear for UND players
GRAND FORKS — During Wednesday’s practice at the Alerus Center, University of North Dakota receiver R.J. McGill caught a 30-yard pass from Braden Hanson. It was a tough catch and McGill had to make a big sacrifice for the reception. He hit the turf hard.
By Wayne Nelson , April 19, 2012
UND's defense maintains upper hand at second spring scrimmage
GRAND FORKS — A few plays into Saturday’s scrimmage, University of North Dakota safety Erik Mersereau came up with an interception and sprinted approximately 30 yards before the whistle blew.
By Wayne Nelson , April 15, 2012
UND hockey twins chasing history at Women’s Worlds
GRAND FORKS — University of North Dakota women’s hockey coaches Brian Idalski and Peter Elander sat in the stands at the IIHF Women’s World Championship and started keeping detailed stats on their players, Monique Lamoureux-Kolls and Jocelyne Lamoureux.
By Brad Schlossman , April 13, 2012
Shaugabay seeing time at running back at UND
GRAND FORKS — Growing up in Warroad, Minn., Adam Shaugabay had to play hockey.
By Wayne Nelson , April 12, 2012
Sioux lineman to make impact after breaking leg
GRAND FORKS — In the University of North Dakota’s 2010 homecoming game against Southern Utah, Sioux defensive lineman Seth Stanchik had a shot at taking down the Thunderbirds’ quarterback Brad Sorenson.
By Wayne Nelson , April 11, 2012
Sioux defense shines in first scrimmage of spring
GRAND FORKS — Many of the University of North Dakota football team’s proven commodities took a back seat Saturday in the first live scrimmage of spring football.
By Tom Miller , April 07, 2012
WR depth no longer a concern for Sioux
GRAND FORKS — Toward the end of Friday’s practice at Memorial Stadium, the University of North Dakota quarterback Braden Hanson connected with receiver R.J. McGill for a 50-yard gainer. It was one of those perfect-spiral on-the-money passes that McGill caught in stride behind the Sioux secondary.
By Wayne Nelson , April 06, 2012
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