Jerome Souers to MSU-N?

[gtapp]

Going from Flagstaff to Havre would be like leaving Heaven for hell. Yikes

You know what, that is Coach Souer’s decision not ours. And … he is Ashland, Oregon, not Flagstaff.

Hey wait up, Ashland has a Shakespeare Festival every year

I believe Havre has Shakespeare in the Park!

They have a Park??

[coloradocat]

https://www.montanasports.com/frontier- ... ball-coach

[Cataholic]

Good for Jerome. Sounds like he is excited to do what he loves: coaching!

[RickRund]

Going from Flagstaff to Havre would be like leaving Heaven for hell. Yikes

You know what, that is Coach Souer’s decision not ours. And … he is Ashland, Oregon, not Flagstaff.

Hey wait up, Ashland has a Shakespeare Festival every year

I believe Havre has Shakespeare in the Park!

They have a Park??

[Montanabob]

Good for Northern. Brand new stadium. Brand new AD I believe Hope they can start to at least hold their own.

Had no idea their record in the Frontier was so dismal.

I was going to suggest they play one of the worst D2 schools in history to improve their record, but alas, check it out.
https://athletics.sfu.ca/sports/football/schedule/2021

[allcat]

I wish him luck. This feels like a Jerry Glanville hire.

[imacat]

Good for Northern. Brand new stadium. Brand new AD I believe Hope they can start to at least hold their own.

Had no idea their record in the Frontier was so dismal.

My grandma cheers and calls me on the phone every time she hears on the radio that they win a game. Grandma doesn’t call all that often

At least they have Shakespeare

I am hearing Shakespeare in the Park is what sealed the deal.

[The Butcher]

Have they released the details of his contract?

[BelligerentBobcat]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

[Montanabob]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

[rivercat]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

I've stayed in Havre twice.

104 degrees for my brothers' wedding.

-40 degrees at one of my son's hockey tournaments.

[Montanabob]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

I've stayed in Havre twice.

104 degrees for my brothers' wedding.

-40 degrees at one of my son's hockey tournaments.

Same weekend I bet.

[PHAT CAT]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

I've stayed in Havre twice.

104 degrees for my brothers' wedding.

-40 degrees at one of my son's hockey tournaments.

Same weekend I bet.

Hahaha....

[Bobcat4Ever]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

I've stayed in Havre twice.

104 degrees for my brothers' wedding.

-40 degrees at one of my son's hockey tournaments.

Same weekend I bet.

That’s actually nearer to possibility than one might realize. The North American record for 24-hour temperature change was set in Browning — 100 degrees. -44 and +56. Gotta love it.

[Montanabob]

Hey now, how quickly you forget that ‘Havre Has It’

Nobody knows what ‘it’ is, but Havre’s got it.

An underground museum.
Wind. Lots of cold winter wind.

I've stayed in Havre twice.

104 degrees for my brothers' wedding.

-40 degrees at one of my son's hockey tournaments.

Same weekend I bet.

That’s actually nearer to possibility than one might realize. The North American record for 24-hour temperature change was set in Browning — 100 degrees. -44 and +56. Gotta love it.

Sorry that record was broken.
The largest recorded temperature change in one place over a 24-hour period occurred on January 15, 1972 in Loma, Montana, when the temperature rose from −54 to 49 °F (−47.8 to 9.4 °C) . But at least twice Montana held the record.