GRAND FORKS — When Keaton Verhoeff committed to UND, he had an idea the team might be pretty good. "With my recruiting process, they told us we were going to have a good team," Verhoeff said. "You could see the skill level of our group and the compete of our group," Verhoeff said. "You see stuff all over the place — your range, it ranges all over on the draft boards," Verhoeff said. "We want to get 1% better every day," Verhoeff said.