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This was a good week for the Bison!
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball wrapped up the regular season this week with a home matchup against South Dakota. The Bison and Coyotes engaged in a close battle that was up for grabs until the end. NDSU emerged victorious to send the seniors out the right way. This clinched their spot as the 4 seed in the Summit League tournament. This week, the Bison will head down to Sioux Falls at the Denny Sanford Premier Center for the 2025 Summit League tournament. NDSU will play their quarterfinal game on Friday at 6 PM CT, and it will be a rematch against South Dakota - who the Bison defeated twice in the regular season. If they win on Friday, they would play the winner of top-seed Omaha and ORU/Kansas City on Saturday at 7 PM CT. The Summit League championship game is scheduled for Sunday at 8 PM CT. This year, the semifinals and championship games will all be broadcast on CBS Sports Network. Midco and the Summit League Network will stream the First Round and Quarterfinal games. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 21-10 overall on the season and 10-6 in Summit League play. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball also wrapped up the regular season this week. They hosted Kansas City on Thursday and Omaha on Saturday to complete the league schedule. On Thursday, the Bison handled a Kansas City and then on Saturday the Bison defeated Omaha to complete season sweeps of both teams. With the win over the Roos, the Bison clinched their seed in the Summit League tournament at the number 3 spot. This week, the Bison head back down to Sioux Falls for the 2025 Summit League tournament. NDSU will play in the quarterfinal matchup on Friday against Kansas City. The game is estimated to start at 2:30 PM CT, as it will start approximately 25 minutes after the previous game is finished. If the Bison were to win their first game, they would move on to the semifinals around the same time on Saturday against the winner of No. 2 Oral Roberts and No. 7 South Dakota. The 2025 Summit League championship game is scheduled for Sunday at 3 PM CT. This year, only the championship game will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network. Midco and the Summit League Network will stream the First Round, Quarterfinal, and Semifinal games. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 19-10 overall on the season, and 11-5 in Summit League play. Softball NDSU Softball went down to Minneapolis this week to play in the Gopher Indoor Classic at US Bank Stadium. Unfortunately, they struggled quite a bit in the tournament. The Bison started on Friday with losses to Miami-OH and Minnesota, the first was wrapped up in 6 innings. On Saturday, they defeated Wagner before beating Wagner for their first and only win of the weekend. On Sunday, NDSU wrapped up with a 6 inning loss to host Minnesota. This week, the Bison will head down to Mississippi for the Golden Eagle Classic where they will face Maryland Eastern Shore and Southern Miss from Friday to Sunday. North Dakota State Softball is 8-11 overall on the season. Baseball NDSU Baseball went down to Tuscaloosa this weekend to face off against 20th ranked Alabama. The Bison weren't able to win any of the games against the Crimson Tide, and only managed to get as close as a 7-9 defeat on Saturday. Not entirely unexpected of NDSU, with Alabama playing so well this year so far. This week, the Bison will head over to Louisiana for a week. They will go visit LSU on Tuesday and Wednesday for a mid-week dual against the Tigers. Then, over the weekend, they will play a series at Tulane. North Dakota State Baseball is 1-9 overall on the season. Go Bison!!
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This is the kind of week that tests your patience.
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball opened up their road trip with a visit to arch-rival South Dakota State on Wednesday. The Bison played quite well and took down the Jacks in their recently remodeled home building for the first time, and handed them their first home loss, 77-68. On Saturday, NDSU visited Grand Forks to play UND. The Bison kept the lead for the majority of the game, but missed some crucial shots in the end to fall to the Fighting Hawks, 77-79. This week, the Bison will wrap up the season with a home game against South Dakota on Wednesday at 7 PM CT. If NDSU wins on Wednesday, they will be the 4 seed in Sioux Falls, otherwise they will have to wait until USD's final game to find out their fate in the conference tournament. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 9-6 in Summit League play and 20-10 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball finished up their three game road trip this week, first with a visit to Denver on Thursday. The injury-hindered Bison defeated the Pioneers in a close matchup, 64-59. On Saturday, the Bison headed down to Oral Roberts to play for the 2nd seed in the tournament. NDSU unfortunately looked quite overmatched down in Tulsa, and lost - 84-100. This week, the Bison will come home to host Kansas City on Thursday at 7 PM CT, and then wrap the regular season up on Saturday when they host Omaha at 1 PM CT. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 9-5 in Summit League play and 17-10 overall on the season. Softball NDSU Softball went down to Commerce, Texas for the Lion Invitational this weekend. They first faced off against the host, East Texas A&M. The Bison would split the dual, with the first game going into extra innings resulting in a defeat, 3-4. The second game would be over quickly, as NDSU's bats came alive en route to an 11-0 5 inning win. Then, the Bison would play Prairie View A&M, and would sweep them in the dual, with 5-3 and 11-3 wins. This week, the Bison will head down to Minneapolis for the Gopher Indoor Classic hosted by the Minnesota Golden Gophers at US Bank Stadium. There they will play Miami-OH, Minnesota, and Wagner from February 28 to March 2. North Dakota State Softball is 7-7 overall on the season. Baseball NDSU Baseball finished their Texas road trip this week. In the middle of the week, the Bison played Lamar, which they lost both games. Over the weekend, they were scheduled to play a 3-game series against UTRGV, but due to rain only 2 games were played. NDSU lost the first one in 7 innings, 3-10. But they would get their first win on the season in the last game, with a 7-5 result. This week, the Bison will head over to Tuscaloosa to play Alabama in a 3-game weekend series from February 28 to March 2. North Dakota State Baseball is 1-6 overall on the season. Go Bison!! The Bison had a decent week.
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball liked to work on folks hearts this past week! On Thursday, the Bison hosted Oral Roberts for a game that was broadcast nationally on CBS Sports Network. NDSU struggled on defense in this game, but after forcing overtime - managed to defeat Oral Roberts, 94-88 for the second season sweep in a row. Then, on Saturday, the Bison kept a lead for most of the game against Denver but the Pioneers managed to force overtime. So for the second game in a row, the Bison played in overtime, and won - 89-84. This week, the Bison will hit the road for the final road trip of the season. NDSU will head down to Brookings to face South Dakota State on Thursday at 7 PM CT. On Saturday, they will head back up north to face UND in Grand Forks at 1 PM CT. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 8-5 in Summit League play and 19-9 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball had a rough week. On Wednesday, the Bison hosted South Dakota State. NDSU had a very rough game and lost 53-68. On Saturday, they visited UND. While the Bison held a lead for most of the game, the Fighting Hawks pulled through in the final minutes for the win. This week, the Bison will wrap up their final regular season road trip with visits to Denver on Thursday at 7 PM CT and then to Oral Roberts on Saturday at 2 PM CT. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 8-4 in Summit League play and 16-9 overall on the season. Softball NDSU Softball went down to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico this week for the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge. The Bison would unfortunately be quite overmatched, and would only win one game out of 6. In the 5 losses, 2 of them would be via mercy rule. This week, the Bison will head out to Commerce, Texas for the Lion Invitational. They will face Prairie View A&M and East Texas A&M (host) from Friday to Sunday. North Dakota State Softball is 4-6 overall on the season. Baseball NDSU Baseball opened their 2025 season this weekend with a visit to Dallas, Texas to face 21st ranked Dallas Baptist. The Bison would not win any of the three games and gave up 11 runs in two of them. This week, the Bison will continue their Texas trip - first with a stop in Beaumont to play Lamar on Tuesday and Wednesday. Then, over the weekend, they will head over to play UTRGV. North Dakota State Baseball is 0-3 overall on the season. Go Bison! NDSU athletics had kind of a melancholy week.
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball wrapped up their 3 game road trip this week, first with a visit to Kansas City on Thursday night. The Bison would bounce back from a two game losing streak with a 78-72 win over the Roos. On Saturday, NDSU would enter the typically-quiet Baxter Arena to a very different sight. While facing a much better Omaha team, they were greeted by 2,000+ fans in a game that they just couldn't quite get over the hump. The Bison would fall to the Mavs, 74-85, and would complete a season sweep for the first time in Division I history for Omaha. This week, the Bison will come home to host Oral Roberts on Thursday night on CBS Sports Network at 8 PM CT. Then, on Saturday, they will host Denver at 1 PM CT on the Summit League Network. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 6-5 in Summit League play and 17-9 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball got some much needed rest for the majority of the week. They hosted South Dakota on Saturday for Alumni day. The Bison and Coyotes would go back and forth for much of the game, but NDSU would emerge as the better team. They won 75-65 over the 'Yotes and completed a season sweep of the Vermillion team for the third season in a row. This week, the Bison will host arch-rival and perennial power South Dakota State on Wednesday at 7 PM CT. On Saturday, they will begin a 3 game road trip with a visit to their in-state rivals to the north, up at UND. That game will tip off at 7 PM CT. Both games will be on the Summit League Network. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 8-2 in Summit League play and 16-7 overall on the season. Softball NDSU Softball began their 2025 campaign this weekend with a visit to Charleston, South Carolina for the Charleston Invitational. On Friday, they lost the opener to Virginia Tech in 5 innings, 8-0, but defeated tournament host Charleston 2-1. On Saturday, much of the same - they defeated Fordham 2-1 but fell to Virginia Tech again 9-0 in 5 innings. On Sunday, they wrapped up the weekend with a 2-1 victory over Fordham. This week, the Bison will head down to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico to play again in the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge. They begin the challenge on Wednesday against BYU. They will play Boise State and Indiana on Thursday, FIU on Friday, and wrap up with Illinois State on Saturday. North Dakota State Softball is 3-2 overall on the season. Baseball NDSU Baseball is about to start their 2025 season, so lets break it down! This year's schedule seems far more challenging than normal for NDSU. They will begin the month of February with a visit to Dallas, Texas against 21st ranked Dallas Baptist on February 14-16. This kicks off a long Texas swing, as the Bison will then travel to Beaumont to play Lamar on February 18-19. They will finish up their stay in the Lone Star State with a weekend series at UT Rio Grande Valley (February 21-23). The Bison will end the month of February and start the month of March with a visit to Tuscaloosa, Alabama against the Crimson Tide from February 28-March 2. After that they will head over to Baton Rouge, Louisiana for a mid-week dual at LSU (March 4-5). The following weekend will feature a visit to New Orleans to play a series at Tulane (March 7-9). After this, the Bison will head just a little bit north to open Summit League play at Oral Roberts from March 14-16. Then, they will interrupt conference play to go face Oklahoma State on March 18-19 in the middle of the week. The following weekend features yet another Summit League series, this time out in Greeley against Northern Colorado. NDSU will wrap up the month of March opening up Newman Outdoor Field for the first home series of the season, against rival South Dakota State from March 28-30. The Bison will then open the month of April down in Omaha against the Mavs from April 4-6. While they are down in Nebraska, they will head just down the road to play Creighton on April 8. Next, they will come back home to host St. Thomas from April 11-13. After that they will go down to Minneapolis for the now annual matchup against the Gophers on April 15. The following weekend they head back to Fargo to host Northern Colorado from April 17-19. After this they will yet again play Creighton, this time on April 22. The next weekend, they will go down to Brookings to play at South Dakota State from April 25-27. NDSU will wrap up the month of April with another matchup against Minnesota on April 29 that will technically wrap up non-conference play. In May, the Bison will start with a home series against reigning Summit champ Oral Roberts from May 2-4. Then, they will play a rare game against a professional league opponent, the same team they share a clubhouse with in the Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks. That game will of course take place at Newman Outdoor Field on May 7 at 6 PM CT, and it will be an exhibition game. Then, NDSU will head down to St. Paul to play the Tommies for the second time, from May 9-11. The Bison will finish up their 2025 season at home against Omaha, from May 15-17. The 2025 Summit League Tournament will take place from May 21-25 down in Omaha, Nebraska. All 4 sports will be in full swing this week. Let's go!! Go Bison!! Yeah, it wasn't the best week.
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball hosted South Dakota State on Thursday for the renewal of an intense rivalry. The Bison would struggle to shoot the 3-pointer which would doom them in the loss, 62-72. On Sunday, NDSU wouldn't even show up for the first several minutes of a crucial game at St. Thomas. The Tommies would make them pay, jumping out to a 22-5 lead. St. Thomas wouldn't look back, as the Bison wouldn't be able to close the gap to single digits in the 79-62 loss. This week, the Bison will travel down to Kansas City on Thursday for a 7:00 PM matchup. On Saturday, NDSU will cap the road trip with a visit to Omaha at 1:00 PM. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 5-4 in Summit League play and 16-8 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball visited Brookings on Thursday for a crucial matchup with South Dakota State. The Bison would fall, 63-55, but gave the Jacks everything they could handle in their own house. On Saturday, NDSU came home to host St. Thomas and defeated them, 81-74. This week, the Bison will take most of the week off. On Saturday, they will welcome in South Dakota at 1:00 PM. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 7-2 in Summit League play and 15-7 overall on the season. Softball NDSU Softball will be starting their 2025 campaign this week! So its time to preview what to expect from the Bison this season. The month of February will begin with a trip out to Charleston, South Carolina for the Charleston Invitational. There they will play Virginia Tech, host Charleston, and Fordham from February 7-9. After that, they will travel down to Puerto Vallarta for the second year of the Puerto Vallarta College Challenge. The Bison will face BYU, Boise State, Indiana, FIU, and Illinois State from February 12-15. Then, from February 21-23, the Bison will face Prairie View A&M and East Texas A&M (formerly known as Texas A&M Commerce) in the Lion Invitational. NDSU will finish February and start March with the Gopher Indoor Classic at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. There, the Bison will face off against Miami-OH, host Minnesota, and Wagner from February 28-March 2. After that, the Bison will continue the month of March with the Golden Eagle Classic and will play Maryland Eastern Shore and Southern Miss. That will take place on March 7-9. The following week, the Bison will take a pit stop in Hammond, Louisiana to play Southeastern Louisiana on March 11th. The next weekend, NDSU will travel to Oxford, Mississippi for the Rebel Invitational. There they will play Samford, host Ole Miss, and Iowa State. That will happen from March 13-15. The next weekend will begin Summit League play with a visit to Kansas City on March 22/23. To begin April, the Bison will conclude non-conference play with a visit to Wisconsin on April 1st. The following weekend, they will continue conference play and open up Tharaldson Park hosting defending Summit League champion, Omaha, on April 5/6. Next up will be another home series against North Dakota on April 12/13. Following up that series will be a road trip to Brookings for a weekend against South Dakota State on April 18/19. Finishing up April, the Bison will come home to host South Dakota from April 26-27. NDSU will have one lone series in May, down in St. Paul against St. Thomas on May 2/3. The 2025 Summit League tournament will take place on May 7-10 in Brookings, South Dakota on the campus of South Dakota State. North Dakota State Softball finished the 2024 season 4-14 in conference and 17-37 overall and lost their lone Summit League tournament game to Kansas City. The Bison begin their 2025 season this week with the Charleston Invitational! The Baseball season preview arrives next week! Go Bison!! The Bison had a great week!!
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball had the majority of the week off. On Saturday, the Bison hosted UND as part of a doubleheader with the women's teams. NDSU would start the game strong, but UND would find their way into it mid way in the 2nd half. It would be back and forth all the way to the end, when the Bison emerged victorious in a 87-82 decision. This week is a big one! The Bison will host archrival South Dakota State on Thursday at 7 PM CT in a battle of teams tied for third in the conference. Then, on Sunday, the Bison will travel down to St. Paul to face off against St. Thomas. The Tommies have only lost one game in the Summit this season, and the Bison hope to wipe away the loss they took at home a few weeks ago to UST. That game will tipoff at 3 PM CT on CBS Sports Network. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 5-2 in Summit League play and 16-6 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball had quite the bounce back week. The Bison visited Vermillion on Wednesday to face off against South Dakota. While the game was close for 3 out of 4 quarters, the Bison would pull away in the 4th and get the bounce back victory. NDSU has now won in Vermillion for the last 3 seasons in a row. On Saturday, as part of the doubleheader, the Bison would face off against UND. Just like the men's game, UND would stay close to the Bison for the majority of the game. Ultimately, NDSU would come up clutch in the final minute of the game to secure the victory. This week, the Bison will travel back down to South Dakota - this time to Brookings - to play league-leading South Dakota State. It will be the first time this season that the championship matchup from last season is replayed, this time at 7 PM CT. On Saturday, the Bison will come back home to host St. Thomas at 1 PM CT. Stay tuned next week for my softball season preview! Go Bison!! This was a good week to be a Bison!
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball had another good week! This week, the Bison hosted Kansas City on Thursday in which they defeated them in a close contested match, 71-64. On Saturday, NDSU went down to Vermillion to play South Dakota. The Bison would have their way for the majority of the game, rolling to a 103-77 victory. This week, the Bison will take the middle of the week off before returning to action on Saturday when NDSU hosts UND at 4:00 PM CT. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 4-2 in Summit League play and 15-6 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball had kind of a rough week. On Thursday, the Bison handles Omaha in Baxter Arena, in an 81-67 victory. On Saturday, they visited Kansas City and lost their first conference game of the season in a 51-56 decision. The performance was one of NDSU's lowest scoring of the season so far. This week, the Bison will finish up the road trip with a visit to South Dakota on Wednesday night at 7 PM CT. On Saturday, the Bison women join the Bison men in hosting UND, with their game being at 1 PM CT. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 4-1 in Summit League play and 12-6 overall on the season. Go Bison! It was another great week to be a Bison!!
Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball hit the road to attempt to improve on their 0-2 start in Summit League play. They did just that, as the Bison defeated Oral Roberts on Thursday in a high scoring affair - 110-96. It broke a program record for most points scored against a Division I opponent! Then, on Saturday, the Bison handled Denver in a 69-50 decision. This week, the Bison will come home on Thursday to host Kansas City at 7 PM CT. On Saturday, NDSU will hit the road again to play South Dakota at 2 PM CT. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 2-2 in Summit League play and 13-6 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball opened up the SHAC for the first time in the new year hosting Denver on Thursday night. The Bison would win, 69-59. On Saturday, they hosted Oral Roberts Its been a tussle between these two teams in the last few seasons, this time the Bison emerged victorious - winning 79-69. This week, the Bison will head back on the road. On Thursday they will play at Omaha at 7 PM CT, then on Saturday they will head to Missouri to play Kansas City at 2 PM CT. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 3-0 in Summit League play and 11-5 overall on the season. Go Bison!! It was pretty decent week to be a Bison I would say.
Football NDSU Football went down to Frisco, Texas to play in their 11th national championship game against top seeded Montana State. The game was played on a Monday night for the first time since the 2010, and definitely had an electric atmosphere! The Bison started with the ball and would put up two touchdowns in the 1st quarter. The Bobcats wouldn't score until a field went through the uprights in the 2nd quarter, the Bison would tack on another touchdown before halftime. Coming out of the locker room, the Bobcats would find their stride on offense, and put up two touchdowns to draw within a field goal of the Bison. NDSU would finally respond though and put up their first second half TD. This would be a game of back and forth for a bit, as Montana State would answer back. NDSU would get a crucial touchdown with 2:40 to go in the game. Montana State would need to get a touchdown and a field goal to tie the game. The Bobcats drove down and were able to score a touchdown with about 1:08 remaining in the game. NDSU would manage to whittle the entire remaining time off the clock after an onside kick recovery. The Bison have won their 10th FCS national title and 18th title overall!! Its party time folks!!! The National Champion North Dakota State Bison football team finishes the season with a 7-1 MVFC record and a 14-2 record overall. Men's Basketball By contrast, the Bison men's basketball team had an awful weekend. On Thursday, the Bison opened Summit League play hosting St. Thomas. NDSU and the Tommies had quite the game but the Bison fell, 85-89. On Saturday, the Bison hosted Omaha. NDSU would fall again, 80-85. This week, the Bison will hit the road to play at Oral Roberts on Thursday at 7 PM and then at Denver on Saturday at 2 PM. Both games will be streamed on the Summit League Network. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 0-2 in Summit League play and 11-6 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball had a decent start to their Summit League schedule this week. They defeated St. Thomas on the road on Saturday, 73-59. This week, the Bison will open up the home conference schedule by hosting Denver on Thursday at 7 PM and then Oral Roberts on Saturday at 12 PM. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 1-0 in Summit League play and 9-5 overall on the season. Go Bison!! Another Christmas to be grateful of being a Bison!
Football NDSU Football had the last couple weeks off after defeating SDSU in the FCS semifinals before Christmas. This week, they will head down to Frisco, Texas for the 12th time in program history. They will face top seeded and ranked Montana State when they kickoff at 6:00 PM on Monday, January 6th on ESPN. This will be yet another familiar face, as these teams have faced off in almost every season since 2019, and it will be a rematch of last year's FCS second round thriller that ended in overtime when Bison defender Hunter Poncious blocked the Bobcats' extra point that would have sent the game to a second overtime. North Dakota State Football is 7-1 in MVFC play and 13-2 overall on the season. Men's Basketball NDSU Men's Basketball hosted Cal State Bakersfield on Monday for a conclusion of the in-season home and home contract between the two schools. The Bison roared out to a 40 point advantage in the 1st half and never looked back, defeating the Roadrunners, 94-60. This week, the Bison will open Summit League play hosting St. Thomas on Thursday at 7 PM and then Omaha on Saturday at 1 PM. These games will be streamed on Midco's Summit League Network. North Dakota State Men's Basketball is 11-4 overall on the season. Women's Basketball NDSU Women's Basketball hosted NAIA Dakota Wesleyan on Sunday for the conclusion of their non-conference schedule. The Bison toyed with them a little bit, but would emerge victorious in a 64-55 decision. This week, NDSU will hit the road to start Summit League play when they head down to St. Paul to meet St. Thomas on Saturday at 1 PM. That game will be available on the Summit League Network. North Dakota State Women's Basketball is 8-5 overall on the season. Go Bison!! |
2025 WNIT
Second Round: 3/24: vs. New Mexico St W 68-65 Super 16 3/27: vs. Washington St W 59-51 Great 8 3/31: vs. Troy L/OT 88-97 2025 Summit League Tournament
Men: Quarterfinal: 3/7: vs. 5 South Dakota L 84-85 Women: Quarterfinal: 3/7: vs. 6 Kansas City L 56-65 2024-25 Men's Basketball Schedule
February 2025 2/2: @ St. Thomas L 62-79 2/6: @ Kansas City W 78-72 2/8: @ Omaha L 74-85 2/13: vs. Oral Roberts W/OT 94-88 2/15: vs. Denver W/OT 89-84 2/19: @ South Dakota St W 77-68 2/22: @ North Dakota L 77-79 2/26: vs. South Dakota W 82-78 Men's Basketball
Summit League Standings 1. Omaha (13-3)(23-12) 2. St. Thomas (12-4)(23-10) 3. South Dakota St (12-4)(21-11) 4. North Dakota St (10-6)(21-11) 5. South Dakota (9-7)(19-14) 6. North Dakota (6-11)(13-21) 7. Denver (6-11)(12-21) 8. Kansas City (5-12)(14-20) 9. Oral Roberts (3-13)(7-24) Updated: 3/9/25 8:55 PM Record Book: NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2009, 2014, 2015, 2019-20 Last Season: 2025: (21-11)(10-6) Lost Summit League Quarterfinal to South Dakota Home Arena: Scheels Center Fargo, ND Capacity: 5,460 2024 FCS Playoffs
Second Round: 12/7: vs. ACU W 51-31 Quarterfinal: 12/14: vs. Mercer W 31-7 Semifinal: 12/21: vs. South Dakota St W 28-21 National Championship: 1/6: vs. Montana St W 35-32 Homecoming Game
Dakota Marker Game * nationally televised 2024 Football Schedule Regular Season: 8/29: @ Colorado* L 26-31 9/7: vs. Tennessee St W 52-3 9/14: @ E Tennessee St W 38-35 9/21: vs. Towson W 41-24 9/28: @ Illinois St W 42-10 10/5: vs. North Dakota W 41-17 10/12: @ South Illinois W 24-3 10/19: vs. South Dakota St* W 13-9 10/26: @ Murray St W 59-6 11/2: vs. Northern Iowa W 42-19 11/16: vs. Missouri St W 59-21 11/23: @ South Dakota L 28-29 Missouri Valley Standings:
1. North Dakota St (14-2)(7-1) 2. South Dakota St (12-3)(7-1) 3. South Dakota (11-3)(7-1) 4. Missouri St (8-4)(6-2) 5. Illinois St (10-4)(6-2) 6. Youngstown St (4-8)(3-5) 7. Indiana St (4-8)(3-5) 8. North Dakota (5-7)(2-6) 9. South Illinois (4-8)(2-5) 10. Northern Iowa (3-9)(1-7) 11. Murray St (1-11)(0-8) Last Updated: 1/6/25 10:00 PM Record Book: Missouri Valley Champions: 2011-19, 2021, 2024 FCS Playoff Appearances: 2010-2024 NCAA Champions: 2011-15, 2017-19, 2021, 2024 Last Year's Record: 14-2 (7-1), FCS National Champions Conferences and Records
Summit League: Women's Soccer 2024(10-6-3, 6-1-1 conf) Cross Country Volleyball 2024(12-14, 8-8 conf) Men's Basketball 2024-25(21-11, 10-6 conf) Women's Basketball 2024-25(19-11, 11-5 conf) Track and Field Baseball 2023(23-30)(16-7 conf) Softball 2023(30-21)(13-8 conf) Men's Golf Women's Golf Missouri Valley Football Conference: Football (FCS) 2024(14-2, 7-1 conf) Big 12 Conference: Wrestling |