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Screen pass TD sets the tone for Bison

FRISCO, Texas — North Dakota State went back to a familiar play to score its first touchdown Saturday. The middle screen, which worked so well last year but was heavily guarded by opponents this year, helped the Bison defeat Sam Houston State (Texas) Saturday afternoon.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 07, 2012

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Bison entertain Frisco elementary kids with a pep rally

Bison entertain Frisco elementary kids with a pep rally FRISCO, Texas — It wasn’t as noisy as the Fargodome, but 550 elementary kids gave it their best shout when they hosted North Dakota State’s football team for a pep rally Thursday.

By Kevin Schnepf , January 06, 2012

NDSU RB McNorton plans to honor his late mother in final game

FRISCO, Texas — D.J. McNorton got his college degree in December from North Dakota State, fulfilling a goal that he set as a freshman recruit from Channelview, Texas. That must have made his mother proud.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 06, 2012

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SHSU’s offensive coordinator worked under NDSU’s Wacker

FRISCO, Texas — The architect of Sam Houston State’s complex offense has football roots that can be traced all the way north to Fargo. Offensive coordinator Bob DeBesse spent 20 years playing and working under former North Dakota State head coach Jim Wacker.

By Jeff Kolpack and Eric Peterson , January 06, 2012

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NDSU's Willson a proven winner who is still looking for his 1st title

NDSU's Willson a proven winner who is still looking for his 1st title FARGO — A few of Youngstown State offensive players and a few North Dakota State defensive players ended up in a mass tackle near the NDSU bench. Making sure there were no further shenanigans, Bison head coach Craig Bohl helped pull players off the pile.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 04, 2012

Hollway’s parents can see him go out in style

Hollway’s parents can see him go out in style FARGO — Every season, Warren Holloway’s father would make one North Dakota State home game and the closest away game to his home in Houston. This year, his mother drove 27 hours to watch the homecoming game against Illinois State.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 02, 2012

Title week not like NDSU’s usual routine

FARGO — The road routine for the North Dakota State football team is, well, routine. Fly out Friday afternoon, eat, team meetings, go to bed, get up on Saturday morning and play a game. That won’t be the case this week.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 02, 2012

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NDSU lone Southland loss is against Bearkats

FARGO — The familiarity between North Dakota State and the Southland Conference was formed as a matter of convenience. Both needed games.

By Jeff Kolpack , January 01, 2012

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Neither Bison, Bearkats are used to natural grass fields

Neither Bison, Bearkats are used to natural grass fields FARGO — Craig Bohl has coached in some of the most prestigious college football bowl games, but none had a surface that compares to the one at FC Dallas Stadium.

By Eric Peterson , December 28, 2011

Bison WR Holloway delays holiday homecoming

Bison WR Holloway delays holiday homecoming FARGO — Warren Holloway leads North Dakota State with 75 catches. It is the school single season record that included eight touchdowns.

By Jeff Kolpack , December 28, 2011

Bison built for the big time

Bison built for the big time FARGO — The first Wednesday every February is like a religion in college football, the day when schools announce their recruits. Put it this way: no head coach goes to the podium and says it was a poor recruiting year.

By Jeff Kolpack , December 27, 2011

Bison injury report a mixed bag

FARGO — North Dakota State got a mixed bag of health reviews Tuesday in the first full day of football practice after the Christmas break.

By Jeff Kolpack , December 27, 2011

Walker-to-Heckendorf TD not the only highlight from 2 previous NDSU and Sam Houston State games

FARGO — While most fans may remember the “pump fake” or the “catch” part of the play, Steve Walker remembers the “pickup.”

By Eric Peterson , December 26, 2011

90-year-old former Bison player loves his team

FARGO — There were two footballs at practice. One was in pretty good shape and the other was like a pumpkin.

By Jeff Kolpack , December 26, 2011

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NDSU’s tickets going to dedicated supporters

FARGO — Bison football fans who score the most points will earn their tickets into the national championship game.

By Eric Peterson , December 21, 2011

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