Sam Goetzinger

2 months ago | inforum.com | Sam Goetzinger

Wrestling for the Bison was always on the back of Kyle Burwick's mind in high school. Four years later, the Hettinger-Scranton product has made that a reality and it has worked out pretty well. Burwick spent years dominating wrestling mats in North Dakota. After five-state titles and nearly 300-wins in high school, he quickly became one of the hottest prospects in the country. "Coming out of high school it overwhelmed me a little bit.

Jan 9, 2025 | inforum.com | Sam Goetzinger

The weekend was surreal for Montana State's Myles Sansted. The Bobcat Sophomore kicker got the chance to play in his first FCS National Championship after years of attending as a fan, watching his uncle on the sideline. "We were for sure Bison fans growing up and then as soon as they went to Wyoming we became Wyoming fans. Now we’ll obviously be Montana State fans for life," said Sansted.

Jan 9, 2025 | inforum.com | Sam Goetzinger

Monday, January 6, 2025, was a night filled with history for North Dakota State Football. For the North Texas native, Braylon Henderson, the night was filled with emotion as he returned back home to put a bow on an impressive career built on longevity. When the clock hit zero on Monday night, the Bison were crowned champions for a staggering 10th time. The longest career in North Dakota State history also came to an end. "Definitely surreal.

Jan 4, 2025 | inforum.com | Sam Goetzinger

The last 365-days have been a whirlwind for North Dakota State Senior offensive lineman, Hunter Poncius. Last season, he helped the Bison get by Montana State in the Second Round of the FCS Playoffs. This season he will look to do the same, getting the start in the FCS Championship Game. "One of my biggest things is confidence in myself and knowing that my teammates believe in me.

Dec 23, 2024 | dl-online.com | Sam Goetzinger

It has been a year of adjusting for North Dakota State Junior Guard Brennan Watkins, who has found a new home in Fargo after two seasons at VMI. "It's different in the stand point that I get to just focus on basketball more. At VMI there was military, a lot of academics and then basketball was kind of an after thought. Obviously there is time for academics but I have more time to be in the gym and get more shots up," said Watkins looking back at his time out east.