Former North Dakota State running back Chad Stark joins podcast host Mike McFeely to talk about the University of South Dakota Coyotes, who have struggled against the Bison in recent decades but at one time challenged NDSU for NCAA Division II supremacy.

The Bison and Coyotes met twice a year in both 1985 and 1986, including in the D2 championship game in '86.

No. 5-ranked North Dakota State rushed for more than 450 yards to cruise to a 49-17 victory against Youngstown State on Saturday in Missouri Valley Football Conference play before 8,307 fans at Stambaugh Stadium.

The Bison (9-1, 6-1 MVFC) earned at least a share of the conference championship with the victory. NDSU has won at least a share of 10 MVFC crowns since 2011. Bison running back TaMerik Williams rushed for 137 yards and two touchdowns on 18 attempts, including a 50-yard scoring run in the third quarter.

"We need to be hitting that groove here late in the year," Bison head coach Matt Entz said. "We need to be playing our best football in November."

Former North Dakota State quarterback Steve Walker helped jumpstart the football program's transition to NCAA Division I with a standout four-year career from 2004-2007.

Week 10 of "Monday Morning QB with Steve Walker" after NDSU's 49-17 road victory against Youngstown State at Stambaugh Stadium. The Bison improved to 9-1 overall and 6-1 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference. The clinched at least a share of the MVFC championship.

Former North Dakota State defensive end Nate Tanguay joins podcast host Mike McFeely to recall the Bison's exciting 27-24 victory at Youngstown State in 2015.

NDSU rallied for a late victory, but the story of the game ended up being a meltdown by volcanic Youngstown State coach Bo Pelini that aided the Bison's effort.

NDSU's 27-19 road loss against South Dakota State in Brookings, SD. The Bison dropped to 8-1 overall and 5-1 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.

Former North Dakota State quarterback Steve Walker helped jumpstart the football program's transition to NCAA Division I with a standout four-year career from 2004-2007.

South Dakota State running back Pierre Strong Jr. rushed for 156 yards and two touchdowns and also threw a touchdown pass. His performance sparked the Jackrabbits to a 27-19 victory against North Dakota State on Saturday in Missouri Valley Football Conference play at Dana J, Dykhouse Stadium.

The Bison (8-1, 5-1 MVFC) remained in first place in the Missouri Valley despite the loss. SDSU (7-2, 4-2) has won two consecutive Dakota Marker trophy games. NDSU has two games remaining in the regular season.

SDSU built a 27-7 lead in the third quarter and the Bison weren't able to recover, even though NDSU limited the Jackrabbits to 79 yards in the second half.

The top rivalry in the FCS returns this Saturday with plenty at stake.

North Dakota State travels to South Dakota State as the Jacks look for a second straight win in the series. SDSU beat NDSU 27-17 back in April, as the Jackrabbits won the Missouri Valley Football Conference and played in the FCS Championship Game for the first time, falling to Sam Houston.

The Bison head to Brookings with an 8-0 record for the sixth time since 2013. Ironically, SDSU handed the Bison their first loss in 2017 in Brookings, 33-21. NDSU proceeded to win 39 straight games, an FCS record after that loss.

SDSU enters with a 6-2 record, with both losses at home, to Southern Illinois and Northern Iowa. The Jackrabbits are hoping to get standout running back Isaiah Davis back, he has missed a majority of the season with an upper body injury.

Former North Dakota State fullback Rich Mische joins podcast host Mike McFeely to recall the Bison's big victory over South Dakota State in 1964 ... and much more.

The Jackrabbits had won 17 straight conference games before the Bison beat them 20-13 in 1964, a victory that one could argue kickstarted the NDSU championship tradition that continues today.

Former North Dakota State quarterback Steve Walker helped jumpstart the football program's transition to NCAA Division I with a standout four-year career from 2004-2007.

Steve Walker talks with InForum Sports Reporter Eric Peterson about NDSU's 44-2 home victory against Indiana State. The Bison improved to 8-0 overall and 5-0 in the Missouri Valley Football Conference.

No. 2-ranked North Dakota State scored 30 points in the opening half and cruised to a 44-2 victory against Indiana State on Saturday in Missouri Valley Football Conference play at Gate City Bank Field at the Fargodome.

Bison sophomore quarterback Cam Miller completed 10 of 14 passes for 179 yards and three touchdowns and running back Kobe Johnson rushed for a career-high 155 yards and a touchdown on five attempts.

The Bison (8-0, 5-0 MVFC) remained unbeaten this season.