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Fargo, ND
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I don’t “have” to say anything.
Bum ankle, beat up OLine and made a big mistake on the pick-6. Right after that he lead the team on a 10-play 75yd TD drive. Love the way he fought til the end. Need to be better in a few areas? Absolutely, but he battled all the way tonight.
Regardless of how this game finishes I’ve gained some respect for Nathan Hayes. Gutting it out with a bum ankle against a terrific defense. Even after the pick-6 he leads offense down for a TD to get back in the game. #GoBison
Crazy crazy times in college football. Love to see players sticking around at schools that were the only ones giving them a chance!
Super fun to talk with Super Bowl Champion Doug Pederson today on the show. Encourage all to listen back if you missed it.
Talked…
✅ NDSU football
✅ State of college coaching
✅ Memories of winning the Super Bowl
Super Bowl Champion Head Coach and CBS Sports college football analyst Doug Pederson joins The Insiders🏈
LISTEN: spreaker.com/episode/super-b…
Andy Rieckhoff retweeted
"It's the culture of North Dakota State, and the Bison and over the decades of championships and the winning culture, that to me was fun to be a part of"💪
Super Bowl winning Head Coach Doug Pederson on how @NDSUfootball's culture showed up during Saturday's win🤘
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Bison fans might like to see who is No. 2 on the list 🦬🤘🦬🤘
We ranked our top 100 most efficient players in women’s college basketball returning in 2026-27:
1. Sarah Strong (UConn)
2. Avery Koenen (North Dakota State)
3. Madison Booker (Texas)
4. MiLaysia Fulwiley (LSU)
5. Joyce Edwards (South Carolina)
6. Amiya Joyner (Louisville)
7. Kaety L'Amoreaux (Fairfield)
8. Gianna Corbitt (Miami)
9. KK Arnold (UConn)
10. Hannah Hidalgo (Notre Dame)
11. Lauren Whittaker (Gonzaga)
12. Mikaylah Williams (LSU)
13. Clara Silva (TCU)
14. Olivia Olson (Michigan)
15. Tori McKinney (Minnesota)
16. Blanca Quinonez (UConn)
17. Delaney Thomas (Duke)
18. Mia Woolfolk (Vanderbilt)
19. Imari Berry (Louisville)
20. Me'Arah O'Neal (Kentucky)
21. Oluchi Okananwa (Maryland)
22. Tatum West (Northern Colorado)
23. Ava Heiden (Iowa)
24. Kya Smith (Army West Point)
25. Ciera Toomey (North Carolina)
26. Amber Tretter (Miami, OH)
27. Kendall Bennett (Binghamton)
27. Karlee White (Harvard)
29. Dakota Howard (Georgia)
30. Rebecca Osei-Owusu (FDU)
31. Achol Akot (North Carolina)
31. Cyanne Coe (Fairfield)
33. Fadima Tall (Princeton)
34. Timaya Lewis-Eutsey (Florida State)
35. Taylee Chirrick (Montana State)
36. Brooke Coffey (Alabama)
37. Zanai Barnett-Gay (Navy)
38. Grace Ezebilo (SMU)
39. Avery Howell (Washington)
40. Clara Strack (Kentucky)
41. Mikayla Blakes (Vanderbilt)
42. Ehis Etute (Oregon)
43. Toby Fournier (Duke)
44. Sophia Gregory (Liberty)
45. Cearah Parchment (Illinois)
46. Sharnecce Currie-Jelks (Murray State)
47. Taryn Barbot (Pittsburgh)
48. Clare Coyle (Furman)
48. Aleshia Jones (New Mexico)
50. Meghan Andersen (Fairfield)
51. Nia Scott (Bryant)
51. Janessa Williams (LIU)
53. Paris Bradley (Alabama)
54. Nunu Agara (Maryland)
55. Ashanti Barnes (James Madison
56. Tessa Johnson (South Carolina)
57. Filipa Barros (Utah)
58. Kailee McDonald (FDU)
59. Jaloni Cambridge (Ohio State)
60. Rhema Collins (FIU)
61. Lanie Douglas (Missouri State)
62. Addy Brown (UCLA)
63. Mackenly Randolph (Louisville)
64. Favour Nwaedozi (Mississippi State)
65. Anna Foley (Villanova)
66. Camryn Tade (Army West Point)
67. Riley Weiss (Columbia)
68. Audi Crooks (Oklahoma State)
69. Doneelah Washington (Ole Miss)
70. Kennedy Cambridge (Ohio State)
71. Kadidia Toure (LIU)
72. Brynn McCurry (Villanova)
73. Jada Richard (Ole Miss)
74. Brooke Q. Daniels (South Carolina)
75. Summah Hanson (UC Irvine)
76. Jordan Lee (South Carolina)
77. Ella Johnson ( Montana State)
78. Jordan Marshall (Louisiana Tech)
79. Uche Izoje (Syracuse)
80. Albina Syla (California)
81. Savannah Catalon (Seton Hall)
82. Amiah Hargorve (Nebraska)
83. Marisa Frost (North Dakota State)
84. Gabby Casey (Saint Joseph's)
85. Denae Carter (Villanova)
86. Hannah Wickstrom (Purdue)
87. Erin Woodson (Abilene Christian)
88. Francesca Schiro (Siena)
89. Kennedy Blair (Michigan State)
90. Carys Baker (Louisville)
91. Essence Cody (Texas A&M)
92. Grace Grocholski (Minnesota)
93. Liz Freihofer (Eastern Kentucky)
94. Aniya McDonald-Perry (New Haven)
95. Jadyn Wooten (TCU)
96. Kloe Froebe (Colorado State)
97. Deborah Ogayemi (Sam Houston)
98. S'Mya Nichols (Kansas)
99. Dani Carnegie (Iowa)
100. Divine Dibula (Monmouth)
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College Football coordinators impressing at the midseason mark📈
(via @PeteNakos)
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Fun day down in Sioux Falls for @TheSummitLeague media days. Hope y’all enjoyed the coverage on @Bison1660! Going to be a fun year at the SHAC 🤘🏀🤘
First time being voted as preseason favorites for the Bison women. They got 24 of the 32 first place votes. 🤘
Live from @SummitHoops Media Day in Sioux Falls!
11:30 @CoachRichman
11:45 @AndyStefonowicz & @KadenTate7
12:05 @JoryCollins
12:20 @KoenenAvery & @abby_krzewinski
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