North Dakota State fullback Hunter Luepke's time in Fargo may seem like it went by in a flash.

But Luepke packed in a lot in a short amount of time. A three-time first-team All-American. FCS title game MVP. Eight straight games with a touchdown.

He's a fullback in name only. When asked about the moniker that head football coach Matt Entz gave him during the year as "football player"; Luepke just smiles and nods his head.

Roughly 135 miles down I-29, you'll find a small town made up of 191 people in South Dakota called South Shore.

One of those people is former NDSU defensive end, Spencer Waege, and one of those places is his family's farm where he grew up.

We expect this time of year to be filled with sunshine and ball games. But, as we can all see, this weather is holding up all the fun, especially for spring sports teams. After a quarter of a century with MSUM, Kyle Kopacek has never experienced an April quite like this one.

North Dakota State offensive lineman Cody Mauch is predicted as a second-day selection for the upcoming NFL Draft, according to an ESPN analyst.

North Dakota State forward Grant Nelson announced Tuesday, April 18, he has declared for the NBA Draft via social media.

West Fargo Sheyenne golfer Andrew Wilhelm was the individual winner as teammate and defending state champ Nate Peyerl and Moorhead's Matt Gramer had a playoff for second on Tuesday. Plus, other local sports updates.

Pilgrim will be the first Warroad player since Nelson and Oshie — both of whom are now in the midst of lengthy NHL careers — to play at UND.

The 5-foot-10 center, who piled up 52 goals and 92 points as a high school junior, verbally committed to UND on Sunday afternoon.

With less than two weeks until the NFL draft, Senior Bowl director Jim Nagy talks to Dom Izzo about where the Bison could be on the big board.

Sheyenne baseball is chasing its third-straight state championship and, in the process, saying goodbye to its head coach.

Mustangs skipper Ryan Bodell will coach his fifth and final season with the team after accepting the assistant principal job at Sheyenne High School. Bodell along with his senior class have a chance to go out on quite the high note.

The news of Kindred standout Riley Sunram committing to the University of Minnesota Tuesday night is the latest standout high school football player in North Dakota heading to the Gophers.

Last summer, West Fargo Sheyenne defensive end Karter Menz committed to the U; he was joined by Detroit Lakes junior lineacker Mason Carrier who decided to Row The Boat with head coach PJ Fleck.

Any time a player gets an offer from a Big Ten or other Power Five school they shouldn't think twice about accepting those.

For North Dakota State football fans, it's time for a mental adjustment.

The most sought after North Dakota prep football recruit for the class of 2024 announced his decision Tuesday, April 11, and he's headed to the Big Ten Conference.

Kindred High School's Riley Sunram committed to the Minnesota Golden Gophers and is projected to play on the defensive line.