Woody was not aware that there is no letter of intent for Division III recruits to sign and that there is a rule against hyping verbal commitments by high school athletes. Try this on for size. NDSU gets all that publicity and the Cobbers get hardly anything. You ought to be doing something to change that. I mentioned to Woody that Concordia probably gets the best newspaper and TV coverage of any Division III program in the country, despite the fact that NDSU has an outstanding program just across the river.
Old myths die hard.
Yeah, but look at all the ticket sales and good PR NDSU gets out of their athletes from that publicity. And look at all the good PR Concordia gets out of their 400 athletes playing varsity or junior varsity sports each year. A chance to compete in varsity sports is part of what their tuition gets them. Plus, they get a degree. Yeah and those athletes are paying four million dollars in tuition each year to the college.