Nodak78

I looking for a start of a run. Offense turns the corner. Defense gas a pick 6.

Trenton North Dakota with a big score. https://www.willistonherald.com/news/oil_and_energy/trenton-to-land-one-of-states-largest-economic-expansion-projects-to-date/article_fba11554-2d29-11ec-8ab7-fbe0d4cb4ae7.html

This team is living the dream from spring. Offense line is not the same. It is affecting the running and passing game. Leadership needs to step up. The spring everyone was hungry and focused. Now the team is still reading press from last spring. Plus this board from July and August. Maybe if Peyton was center and ban was guard they could jell. Might to late.

Idaho state leads Davis 24-10 early 4th qtr

Youngstown beats Missouri state

You are correct.

Nice FG. Big D step up.

We need a pick

Youngstown leading Missouri state 20-10 in 3rd qtr

Start fresh second half

Waleska mussed a block and now false start

Defense stepping up

Damn a sack. I could see that coming.

Richter jumped too soon

Special teams being special

2 penalties killed that drive.

So glad I don't have to listen to these commentator except for this game.

I have been so impressed with special teams. I would like to see this continue this game. Pulling for a blocked punt.

So if he know this much about football. Is he for UND or against UND. Or just for the band and *&^%$@@ UND Football team. simple question.

More food for thought. South Dakota’s defense has held opposing running backs to 232 yards on 97 carries and zero touchdowns through five games. Indiana State starter Peterson Kerlegrand ran 11 times for 24 yards last week. North Dakota’s Otis Weah led the Valley in rushing last year with 730 yards and scored at least one touchdown in all seven games. He has run 58 times for 265 yards and three scores in three games this season for an average of 73 yards per game.

From yotes game notes. South Dakota’s defense is statistically better than the one that went to Grand Forks in March. The Coyotes rank 14th in scoring defense, 17th in rushing defense and 21st in total defense. But on that day, North Dakota ran for 249 yards, passed for 240 and outgained USD 489-328. The Fighting Hawks allowed no sacks, had three negative plays and didn’t commit a penalty all game (USD had four for 34 yards). Otis Weah ran 16 times for 163 yards and two touchdowns and the Hawks controlled the ball for more than 35 minutes. It was the first game under Bob Nielson in which the Coyotes didn’t win when holding an opponent to fewer than 27 points. Food for thought

Turnovers. yotes +5. Hawks -1 Let's even this out in one game.