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Bison Claim 10th FCS Title in Nail-Biting Finish

1/8/2025

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Summary

Bison Win Championship

In a thrilling showdown, the North Dakota State Bison clinched their 10th FCS national championship, edging out Montana State 35-32 on January 6, 2025. Quarterback Cam Miller shone brightly, tossing two touchdowns and rushing for two more. Despite a fierce second-half rally from Montana State, NDSU's resilience sealed their triumphant season with a stellar 14-2 record.

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Sansted Shines Brightly

In a nail-biting championship clash, Montana State kicker Myles Sansted shone brightly, nailing a field goal and three extra points. Yet, despite his stellar performance, the team fell just short, losing 35-32 to North Dakota State. With 15 field goals and 83 extra points this season, Sansted proved to be a dependable force on the field.

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Historical Context

North Dakota State's 10th FCS national championship echoes their dominance since 2011, winning 10 titles in 14 seasons. This success parallels their historic 2015 streak, where they won five consecutive championships—unmatched in FCS history. Their legacy continues to redefine college football excellence in the Division I landscape.

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Bison Win Championship

In a thrilling showdown, the North Dakota State Bison clinched their 10th FCS national championship, edging out Montana State 35-32 on January 6, 2025. Quarterback Cam Miller shone brightly, tossing two touchdowns and rushing for two more. Despite a fierce second-half rally from Montana State, NDSU's resilience sealed their triumphant season with a stellar 14-2 record.

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