North Dakota State is going to move up from the FCS level to the FBS level in a landscape-altering move in college football.
This also comes at a time of transition and uncertainty for the Mountain West with Boise State, Colorado State, Fresno State, San Diego State and Utah State all heading to the new-look Pac-12 and UTEP ...
FCS powerhouse North Dakota State Bison has finalized an agreement to join the Mountain West Conference in football only starting in 2026, sources told ESPN on Sunday. The school is expected to pay ...
North Dakota State, the most successful football program at the FCS level, will move up to the FBS, joining the Mountain West Conference ahead of the 2026 season. In totality, the move will cost the ...
Sources: North Dakota State has agreed to a deal to join the Mountain West in football only for 2026. The school is expected to pay nearly $12 million to join the league, which is in addition to the ...
In 2023, the NCAA Division I Council considerably raised the entry fee to join the Football Bowl Subdivision, as the top ...
North Dakota State football will join the Mountain West Conference in 2026, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. The FCS powerhouse is set to jump to the next level of Division I football. “Sources: North ...
North Dakota State University football is heading to the Mountain West in 2026. The school will reportedly shell out roughly $17 million in total to move to a new conference next season, according to ...
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The Herd is moving up to the FBS, according to a report from ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
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North Dakota State joins the Mountain West making massive leap to FBS
The North Dakota State Bison are making the move to the FBS joining the Mountain West.
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