Doug Iverson retweeted
Hold my beer.... MJ did this in 10 FEWER FULL SEASONS:
- More MVPs
- More Finals MVPs
- More Defensive Player of the Year Awards
- More All-Defense Selections
- More Scoring Titles
- More Steals Titles
- Better Per-Game Stats (Reg & Playoffs)
- More times leading the League in Advanced Metrics
- More times making both All-NBA and All-Defense in the same Season
- Better Game Winning/Tying Shot Clutch Metrics
- Faced better overall playoff competition (Teams with a higher avg Win Total, Net Rating, SRS)
- Best player on the greatest dynasty of the modern era
- Best combined reg season & payoff record (87-10)
- Undefeated (24-0) when having home court advantage
- 24-1 in the playoffs as a favorite
There is no other example in sports where the player with inferior Rings, MVPs, FMVPs, per-game stats is somehow considered the "GOAT". Not one.
Michael Jordan peaked higher, was more individually dominant, led more dominant teams, and on a per-game basis, was simply better during an era where the rules were designed to undermine Wing players.
Lebron James, while great, simply played longer and accumulated more total stats and accolades
Don't be bamboozled by the Twitter casuals on this app.
@getnickwright
Doug Iverson retweeted
Yet again, the excellence of @UofNorthDakota is on full display. Thanks to @FoxBusiness for coming to Grand Forks to see how UND’s partnership with @FAANews is leading the way in ensuring we have high-quality air traffic controllers at airports across the nation.
Doug Iverson retweeted
There's a decent collection of Wisconsin and Michigan fans cruising around. A few wearing Denver gear.
But you can't move 2 steps around Vegas this week without running into a dozen Fighting Sioux fans.
NoDak is representing hard.
Doug Iverson retweeted
"I think North Dakota is going to be a really tough team to beat"
@MikeGrinnell_ previews the NCAA Frozen Four tournament.
@JLazzy23 | @spetershockey
Presented by @ProrasoUSA #ShaveLikeAPro
Doug Iverson retweeted
“He’s just kind of a gamer. You know, in the big moments he wants the puck.”
Dane Jackson is expecting BIG things from Bruins prospect Will Zellers 👀🔥
Doug Iverson retweeted
MASSIVE ONE TOMORROW‼️
Tune in LIVE @ 12PM EST as we’re joined by @UNDmhockey head coach Dane Jackson
SEE YOU IN THE CHAT 📝
📺: youtube.com/@spittinchiclets…
Replying to @SchlossmanGF
@SchlossmanGF For this week's @UNDmhockey or @collegehockey pod, can you help me understand the OT weighting. I thought it was just 60% of a win or 40% of a win for a loss, but this tells me that it's still weighted by home/road. Was UND's OT loss to WMU worth 0.52 of a win?
Doug Iverson retweeted
You can hear the genuine pride in Donald Trumps voice when he called the Team USA Hockey Team
Doug Iverson retweeted
🚨CANADA & USA JERSEY GIVEAWAY🚨
We’ve decided to giveaway the 2026 Olympics Team Canada & USA authentic jerseys!l in honour of the gold medal game🥇
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To enter:
1. FOLLOW @HKYJersey
2. LIKE ❤️ & RT 🔄 this tweet.
3. Reply with the country, size & player
Doug Iverson retweeted
🚨TEAM USA JERSEY GIVEAWAY🚨
We’ve decided to giveaway the Nike 2026 Olympics Team USA authentic jersey! In honour of the gold medal win🥇🦅
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To enter:
1. FOLLOW @HKYJersey
2. LIKE ❤️ & RT 🔄 this tweet.
3. Reply with the size & player
Doug Iverson retweeted
For Brock Nelson, a 3rd-generation USA hockey Olympian, Milan is a full-circle moment
On Saturday, Brock's uncle, Dave Christian, watched his first Olympic hockey game in person since helping the 'Miracle on Ice' to gold at Lake Placid
My special story
nytimes.com/athletic/7047828…
Doug Iverson retweeted
A new MN Paid Family & Medical Leave law could affect your business, even if you’re based in ND.
Join our Brown Bag seminar to learn what employers need to know and how to stay compliant. #TheChamberEducates #GrandForksND #EastGrandForksMN #TheChamber #PFML #PaidLeaveLaw
Doug Iverson retweeted
Today, we signed a U.S. Army Partnership for Your Success (PaYS) Program agreement with the North Dakota Army National Guard, connecting soldiers to civilian workforce opportunities.
We value what our soldiers bring to the table and the perspectives they share. Their military training prepares them with skills that often take years to develop in the workforce. We’re already proud to work alongside many current soldiers and veterans on Team ND, and we look forward to welcoming even more through the PaYS program.
North Dakota remains dedicated to becoming the most military-friendly state in the country, and this collaboration exemplifies the state’s effort to fulfill that mission.




































