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Schnepf: Taylor, Bison football program sitting well 
Fargo - Gene Taylor normally watches the first half of a North Dakota State football game from his 50-yard-line seat before he moves to the sidelines for the second half.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: NDSU-SDSU has been more friendly than fierce
FARGO - What would Wilmot Wood Brookings and William George Fargo think about today’s college football game between South Dakota State and North Dakota State? Brookings, the first provincial governor of the Dakota Territory, was a pioneer and frontier judge for whom the city was named where the SDSU campus now sits.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Friday provides great setting to reminisce about NDSU-UND glory days
Fargo - There was a time when people would sit in the rafters to watch North Dakota State and the University of North Dakota play each other in women’s basketball.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Conference constantly look to expand these days
Fargo - Give Tom Douple credit. The Summit League commissioner was poised to take advantage of the “WAC-ky” state of college athletics.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: FCS playoff selection committee underrates strength of MVFC
Fargo I’m not sure what was more stunning this weekend in college football: BCS No. 1 Kansas State and No. 2 Oregon getting knocked off or No. 1 North Dakota State getting the shaft.
RELATED CONTENTSummit League volleyball tournament has different atmosphere without host NDSU
Fargo It seemed a bit odd Friday that North Dakota State’s volleyball team was not playing in the Bentson Bunker Fieldhouse. It seemed a bit odd that the four teams playing in Bentson Bunker for the Summit League tournament traveled all the way from Indiana, Michigan and Missouri.
Schnepf: Ex-quarterback Theismann speaks in Fargo today
Fargo - He could be a future Hall of Fame football player, but Joe Theismann is the first to admit he is known for these two things: changing the pronunciation of his last name, and suffering a broken leg that horrified a national television audience.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Bison the latest victim of Hoosier Hysteria
Bloomington, Ind. - North Dakota State could not orchestrate an upset Monday night in Assembly Hall, known as the Carnegie Hall of college basketball.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Excitement revives tradition at Nick’s
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Tonight when North Dakota State takes on No. 1 ranked Indiana, Nick’s English Hut sports bar will be packed with nearly 500 fans celebrating the second coming of Hoosier basketball.
RELATED CONTENTBison men rout Valley City State; No. 1 Indiana next
FARGO – North Dakota State disposed of the 24th-ranked team in the lowest division of college men’s basketball Friday night.
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Schnepf: Ada-Borup has risen to top of 9-man ranks
Moorhead - A No. 1 ranking doesn’t necessarily mean you’re the best in the state. Just ask the Ada-Borup High School football team, which survived its first week as the top-ranked 9-man team in Minnesota with a 38-13 win at Moorhead Park Christian on Friday.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: NDSU athletic director says football players charged in petition fraud scandal won't be suspended (with audio)
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - North Dakota State’s football team made two statements Saturday night: It is a very good football team and it is a very angry football team.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: A down but hungry CSU football program awaits Bison
Tim Miles, who has coached basketball at North Dakota State and Colorado State, was being politically correct when asked about this Saturday’s football game between his two former schools.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Defending champion Bison open season in style
Fargo - How could North Dakota State possibly top a season opener like the one it had Saturday night?
RELATED CONTENTLegendary Minnesota broadcaster Oats LeGrand dies
FARGO - For more than four decades, one man’s voice and presence could create quite a stir in the quiet towns of Minnesota lakes country.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Augusta continues to live in its own world
Fargo - I’ve never been to Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. But those who have say it’s a different world – immaculate greens, colorful azaleas, towering loblolly pines and fairways that look like a recently vacuumed living room carpet.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Swimmer with ND ties helps US women put together stellar performance
Fargo This has been one summer in which Katie Ledecky was unable to visit her grandmother in Williston, N.D. She was a bit busy.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: North Dakota native, ex-Penn State coach says he was among those who put Joe Paterno on a pedestal
FARGO - Jeff Ditch, once one of 260 or so residents living in Abercrombie, N.D., was sitting in the office of legendary coach Joe Paterno.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Fargo Marathon settles in as event for the community
Fargo - Mark Knutson vividly remembers waking up at 3 a.m. on May 15, 2005, looking out his front window and watching it snow.
RELATED CONTENTSchnepf: Some suggestions on how to spend newly acquired riches
The three winners of the Mega Millions jackpot will each make a $213 million haul. If they don’t want to spend it on a trip around the world, a new Mercedes, a new mansion or early retirement, here are a few suggestions – assuming one of the winners is a sports fanatic:
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