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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — The University of Houston is doing more than preparing for its Final Four NCAA basketball tournament appearance this week. The Cougars are also in the mix in recruiting Jacari White. The former North Dakota State guard has Houston as one of his five finalists for his final year of eligibility, according to On3Sports. The others are no slouch either: Virginia Tech, Texas, Mississippi and West Virginia.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — It was all business with Division I FCS football for Bryce Lance in the weeks leading up to the national championship game against Montana State. The North Dakota State receiver was busy leading his team through the playoffs. He was locked in, engaged. In four postseason games, Lance had 25 receptions for 375 yards and seven touchdowns, perhaps the greatest offensive individual performance in an NDSU playoff run.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — What could have been for the Fraley family if the Detroit Lions completed a successful run through the NFL playoffs. Yet, the 2024 season was probably more successful than any other football family out there. Trent Fraley was the starting center for North Dakota State, which defeated Montana State 35-32 in the Division I FCS national title game in Frisco, Texas.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — If there was a shortage of electricity on the northside of Fargo Monday night, blame the Scheels Center. There was plenty of power in the WNIT quarterfinals in the building — with the exception of the North Dakota State offense in overtime. The Bison had their moments against Troy in regulation, but couldn’t carry it over in the five extra minutes in a 97-88 Trojans victory. It ended NDSU’s season at 21-12 in the latest game played, March 31, in program history.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — There’s nothing in the dictionary under “Division I women’s basketball” that says it’s easy and North Dakota State senior Abby Schulte can testify to that. The regular season and Summit League tournament wasn’t the ending she envisioned. It’s also what has made the Women’s National Invitational Tournament so rewarding. NDSU’s career leader in games played has made the most of a second life. “Just taking this opportunity to keep playing and embracing that,” Schulte said.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — Even some of the most loyal North Dakota State fans still had trouble figuring out the difference between the football Mostaert brothers last fall, that despite both being sixth-year players. Not so much anymore. Defensive tackle Eli Mostaert went through his Bison Pro Day workout last Thursday at a solid 295 pounds, up from his playing weight days in the 280s. He finished last season at 283. His twin and former defensive line teammate, Will Mostaert, is done with football.
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3 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — Fargo South graduate Tom Hoge is in his 12th year on the PGA Tour, and is off to one of the best starts of his career making eight of the first nine cuts. Hoge is qualified for all four majors and talks about preparing for the upcoming Masters, which he has already played in twice. Mark Johnson from Suite Shots joins the show talking about Tom and the golf entertainment industry. To access the show, click here:
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4 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — The 2021 season started with Cam Miller on the bench, and ended with the North Dakota State quarterback guiding the team to a FCS national championship. The next two seasons were spent as the second fiddle guy to South Dakota State. He returned with a vengeance, beating the Jackrabbits twice last season and finishing his career with another national title, a commanding performance over Montana State in the championship game.
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4 weeks ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — The team that won a game in five time zones this season is dangerously close to playing a game in its sixth month of the season. North Dakota State is liking this Women’s National Invitational Tournament feeling. An uncanny run of 17 straight points late in the fourth quarter behind a noisy Scheels Center crowd of 1,239 stopped Washington State in the round of 16, a 59-51 win that moves the Bison further than they’ve ever been in postseason in the Division I era.
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1 month ago | 
inforum.com | Jeff Kolpack |Jeff has worked
FARGO — Put whatever initials you want on the tournament, it looked like women’s postseason basketball Monday night at Scheels Arena. It sounded like it, too. North Dakota State, like it’s done so often this season, grinded out a second round win over New Mexico State in the second round of the Women’s WNIT, a 68-65 victory that will have them hosting another one. It will be almost April and the Bison are still playing.
