Show Moments

1:00-15:00 Bison open with 35-10 win over EWU, NDSU's defense answers early questions, Payton's Place in the Bison offense and Maine loses opener vs FIU.

19:00-30:00 Eli Green talks about the game against EWU.

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Show Moments

1:00-15:00: Sundell starting at left tackle and Westberg starting at center. Eastern Washington picked 7th in the Big Sky and Jung starting at Safety.

20:00-30:00: Cole Paytons role for the 2023 season.

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North Dakota State pushed its season as far as they could, but ran into a buzzsaw.

That buzzsaw was Oral Roberts. The Golden Eagles were electric right out of the gates in the Summit League Championship Game, racing out to an 18-3 lead and never looked back in a 92-58 blasting of the Bison.

One of North Dakota State's fresh faces was the difference maker Sunday night in Sioux Falls in the Summit League Tournament.

Freshman Tajavis Miller hit a game-tying three-pointer to tie the game with South Dakota at 67 with 2:16 remaining. After the Coyotes made one of two free-throws, NDSU's Jacari White missed a jump shot, but USD turned the ball over.

The Bison Media Zone team selects its offensive and defensive MVP's among other awards handed out.

South Dakota State ended North Dakota State's NCAA Division I FCS championship game dominance Sunday afternoon at Toyota Stadium.

The InForum sports team breaks down the North Dakota State Bison vs. South Dakota State Jackrabbits national championship game

North Dakota State is headed to the NCAA Division I FCS championship game for the 10th time in the past 12 seasons after a heart-pounding 35-32 victory against Incarnate Word on Friday night before 12,569 fans at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome.

It's the Word versus the Herd this week for a trip to Frisco, Texas on the line.

After a heart stopping 66-63 win over Sacramento State, Incarnate Word makes its FCS semifinal debut Friday night at North Dakota State.

The Bison return to the semifinals for an 11th time in 12 years, and once again will be at home. The Hornets loss to the Cardinals opened up the door for NDSU to play one more home game at the Fargodome.

North Dakota State scored the game's first 24 points and leaned on its defense to earn a 27-9 victory against the Samford Bulldogs on Friday night, Dec. 9, in the NCAA Division I FCS quarterfinals before 11,825 fans at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome.

The Bison (11-2) advanced to the FCS semifinals for the 11th time in the past 12 seasons. WDAY's Dom Izzo and Forum reporters Jeff Kolpack, Mike McFeely and Eric Peterson break it down.

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North Dakota State returns to the FCS quarterfinals for the 13th straight year this Friday as they'll host Samford University out of the Southern Conference.

This marks the first Friday night quarterfinal that NDSU has played in. The Bison have traditionally played in the Saturday 11 am time slot, appearing in that game every year from 2013-19 and last season.

Full audio from the Bison Video Blog with Dom Izzo and Jeff Kolpack.