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Craig Bohl Football Show: Bison vs Lehigh

Craig Bohl show after the win over Lehigh.

NDSU vs Lehigh Video Highlights from ESPN

FARGO, N.D. — Brock Jensen accounted for three touchdowns, and North Dakota State’s defense pitched a shutout against one of the top quarterbacks in the country for a 24-0 victory Saturday over Lehigh in a Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinal. Courtesy of ESPN.

Lehigh coverage of their upcoming visit to Fargo.

North Dakota State Vs. James Madison Final Score, 2011 FCS Playoffs: Bison Dump Dukes, 26-14

North Dakota State lived up to its billing as the No. 2 national seed in the 2011 FCS playoffs on Saturday. The Bison beat James Madison, 26-14, and never trailed, in one of the more dominant wins of the FCS postseason so far. View More Courtesy of SBNation.com

North Dakota State Stops James Madison 26-14, Advances to NCAA FCS Quarterfinals

FARGO, N.D. (AP) - D.J. McNorton rushed for 154 yards, including a 60-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, and North Dakota State beat James Madison 26-14 on Saturday, Dec. 3, before a crowd of 17,432 in a second-round FCS playoff game. View More

Courtesy of GoBison.com. View More

Courtesy of GoBison.com. View More

Courtesy of WDAY

Ojuri has big rushing day

Sam Ojuri, who played his high school football in Illinois, had his parents and some former coaches in the stands Saturday at Hanson Field.

The North Dakota State sophomore running back didn’t disappoint.

Ojuri rushed for 128 yards and three touchdowns to spark the No. 5-ranked Bison to a 37-21 victory against Western Illinois in Missouri Valley Football Conference action before an announced crowd of 3,560 fans. View More

Courtesy of The Forum.

North Dakota State cornerback Marcus Williams (1) intercepts a pass intended for Western Illinois receiver Terriun Crump as Colten Heagle (20) moves in for the tackle. View More 
Courtesy of David Samson / The Forum 

North Dakota State cornerback Marcus Williams (1) intercepts a pass intended for Western Illinois receiver Terriun Crump as Colten Heagle (20) moves in for the tackle. View More 

Courtesy of David Samson / The Forum 

Bison PostGame Show vs. Youngstown State

WDAY 6 Sports Director Dom Izzo and The Forum’s Jeff Kolpack break down NDSU’s 27-24 loss to Youngstown State, the 1st loss of the year for the Bison. Also examine what this means for the conference race and it affects the playoff seed and mindset of NDSU. View Video - Courtesy of WDAY

Kolpack: Bison football players are one win away from breaking through "Championship Room" walls

Fargo - It’s a crime scene now, cordoned off by yellow caution tape. It’s all for motivational show, because none of the North Dakota State football players would dare to enter the Championship Room anyway. View More - Courtesy of inforum.com.

Game Day Preview: NDSU vs Youngstown State

Game day preview vs Youngstown State - View More - Courtesy of GoBison.com

Craig Bohl Football Show: Bison vs Lehigh

Craig Bohl show after the win over Lehigh.

NDSU vs Lehigh Video Highlights from ESPN

FARGO, N.D. — Brock Jensen accounted for three touchdowns, and North Dakota State’s defense pitched a shutout against one of the top quarterbacks in the country for a 24-0 victory Saturday over Lehigh in a Football Championship Subdivision quarterfinal. Courtesy of ESPN.

Lehigh coverage of their upcoming visit to Fargo.

North Dakota State Vs. James Madison Final Score, 2011 FCS Playoffs: Bison Dump Dukes, 26-14

North Dakota State lived up to its billing as the No. 2 national seed in the 2011 FCS playoffs on Saturday. The Bison beat James Madison, 26-14, and never trailed, in one of the more dominant wins of the FCS postseason so far. View More Courtesy of SBNation.com

North Dakota State Stops James Madison 26-14, Advances to NCAA FCS Quarterfinals

FARGO, N.D. (AP) - D.J. McNorton rushed for 154 yards, including a 60-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, and North Dakota State beat James Madison 26-14 on Saturday, Dec. 3, before a crowd of 17,432 in a second-round FCS playoff game. View More

Courtesy of GoBison.com. View More

Courtesy of GoBison.com. View More

Courtesy of WDAY

Ojuri has big rushing day

Sam Ojuri, who played his high school football in Illinois, had his parents and some former coaches in the stands Saturday at Hanson Field.

The North Dakota State sophomore running back didn’t disappoint.

Ojuri rushed for 128 yards and three touchdowns to spark the No. 5-ranked Bison to a 37-21 victory against Western Illinois in Missouri Valley Football Conference action before an announced crowd of 3,560 fans. View More

Courtesy of The Forum.

North Dakota State cornerback Marcus Williams (1) intercepts a pass intended for Western Illinois receiver Terriun Crump as Colten Heagle (20) moves in for the tackle. View More 
Courtesy of David Samson / The Forum 

North Dakota State cornerback Marcus Williams (1) intercepts a pass intended for Western Illinois receiver Terriun Crump as Colten Heagle (20) moves in for the tackle. View More 

Courtesy of David Samson / The Forum 

Bison PostGame Show vs. Youngstown State

WDAY 6 Sports Director Dom Izzo and The Forum’s Jeff Kolpack break down NDSU’s 27-24 loss to Youngstown State, the 1st loss of the year for the Bison. Also examine what this means for the conference race and it affects the playoff seed and mindset of NDSU. View Video - Courtesy of WDAY

Kolpack: Bison football players are one win away from breaking through "Championship Room" walls

Fargo - It’s a crime scene now, cordoned off by yellow caution tape. It’s all for motivational show, because none of the North Dakota State football players would dare to enter the Championship Room anyway. View More - Courtesy of inforum.com.

Game Day Preview: NDSU vs Youngstown State

Game day preview vs Youngstown State - View More - Courtesy of GoBison.com

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